% This file is part of the Lecturer package.
% Paul Isambert -- July 2010.
% 
% ATTRIBUTES
% 
\restrictparameter job: background fullscreen normal title pdftitle author pdfauthor date mode menutext autofullscreen font\par
\ltr@boolean_attr{job:fullscreen} \ltr@boolean_attr{job:autofullscreen}
\ltr@restrictattribute job:normal; none outlines thumbs layers\par
\ltr@restrictattribute job:mode; presentation handout\par
\defactiveparameter job {%
  \ltr@ifvalue #1:mode; = presentation
    {\def\handoutonly{\gobbleoneand\ignorespaces}%
     \let\presentationonly\unbrace
     \let\presentationorhandout\firstoftwo}
    {\let\handoutonly\unbrace
     \def\presentationonly{\gobbleoneand\ignorespaces}%
     \let\presentationorhandout\secondoftwo}
  \ltr@storevalueor\Title #1:title;{\let\Title\emptycs}%
  \ltr@storevalueor\Author #1:author;{\let\Author\emptycs}%
  \ltr@storevalueor\Date #1:date;{\def\Date{\the\month/\the\day/\the\year}}%
  \pdfinfo{%
    \ltr@ifattribute #1:pdfauthor;%
      {/Author (\ltr@usevalue #1:pdfauthor;)}
      {\ltr@ifattribute #1:author;{/Author (\ltr@usevalue #1:author;)}{}}
    \ltr@ifattribute #1:pdftitle;%
      {/Title (\ltr@usevalue #1:pdftitle;)}
      {\ltr@ifattribute #1:title;{/Title (\ltr@usevalue #1:title;)}{}}
    /Creator (TeX, with a little help from Lecturer) % Yes, pure self-advertising
    }%
  \pdfcatalog{%
    /PageMode\ltr@ifvalue #1:fullscreen; = true
      {/FullScreen}
      {\ltr@ifcasevalue#1:normal;
         \val none     /UseNone
         \val outlines /UseOutlines
         \val thumbs   /UseThumbs
         \val layers   /UseOC
         \elseval      /UseNone
       \endval}
    /ViewerPreferences << /NonFullScreenPageMode
      \ltr@ifcasevalue#1:normal;
        \val none     /UseNone
        \val outlines /UseOutlines
        \val thumbs   /UseThumbs
        \val layers   /UseOC
        \elseval      /UseNone
      \endval >>
    }%
  \ltr@ifattribute #1:background;
    % It makes sense for the job parameter to appear at the beginning
    % of the document, before color definition. If this were added,
    % immediately, the color wouldn't be right. That's why
    % this will be added at the job's end to the document's catalog.
    {\def\ltr@job_background{/OpenAction << /S/JavaScript /JS(app.fs.backgroundColor=\ltr@jscolor_use{#1}{background}{0})>>}}{}
  }
\setparameter job:
  mode       = presentation
  normal     = outlines
  title      = \jobname
  menutext   = ***
  fullscreen = false
  autofullscreen = false
\par

%
%
%
% OUTPUT ROUTINE
% It is called by \endslide.
%
\def\ltr@output_penalty{-15000\relax}
%
% One day perhaps I'll make slides that can break
% when the content is too large. Which means:
% output before every step, check the accumulated
% material, etc. Which is not too complicated. The
% hardest part comes with \position (they must be
% treated as insertions) and OCGs (they must be recorded
% to the page only if the step isn't moved to the next
% one, whereas for the moment OCGs are created with the
% step itself). And there'll be trouble anyway with content
% related to elements that occur on two different pages
% because of a split (e.g. optional content controlled
% by the first and last steps). Which, for the moment,
% is too much work with little benefit (slides aren't
% supposed to be too large!).
%
\output{%
  \ifnum\outputpenalty=\ltr@output_penalty
    \ltr@slide_output
  \else
    {\setbox\ltr@temp_box=\box255}%
  \fi}
\newbox\ltr@output_box
\def\ltr@slide_output{%    
    % This chains the steps.
    \reverse\iffemptycommand\ltr@page_steplist{\passexpanded{\ltr@output_loop{}{}{}}\ltr@page_steplist}
    % For LaTeX, otherwise you get errors in \write statements.
    \ifnum\formatnumber>3
      \let\protect\noexpand
    \fi
    \setbox\ltr@output_box=\vbox{\unvbox255}
    \ltr@ifattribute ltr@inner_slide:vsize;
      {}
      {\ltr@setattribute ltr@inner_slide:vsize; = {\dimexpr(\pdfpageheight-2\pdfvorigin)\relax} }% We badly need this value.
    % If the page is too high, it is scaled if scale=true.
    \ifdim\dimexpr\ht\ltr@output_box-\pageshrink>\ltr@usevalue ltr@inner_slide:vsize;\relax
      \ltr@ifvalue ltr@inner_slide:scale; = true
        {\setbox\ltr@output_box=\vbox{
           \pdfsave
           \pdfsetmatrix{\ltr@point_convert{\ltr@usevalue ltr@inner_slide:vsize;/\ltr@integer{\ht\ltr@output_box-\pageshrink}} 0 0
             \ltr@point_convert{\ltr@usevalue ltr@inner_slide:vsize;/\ltr@integer{\ht\ltr@output_box-\pageshrink}}}
           \unvcopy\ltr@output_box
           \kern-\dimexpr\ht\ltr@output_box-\pageshrink\relax \kern-\dp\ltr@output_box
           \pdfrestore
           \kern\dimexpr\ht\ltr@output_box-\pageshrink\relax \kern\dp\ltr@output_box
           }}{}
    \fi
    \shipout\vbox{% At last...
      \pdfliteral direct {q}
      % Paints the slide background.
      \pdfliteral {%
        q
         \ltr@passvalueand\ltr@paint_area ltr@inner_slide:background;{{0pt}{0pt}\pdfpagewidth\pdfpageheight}{}%
        Q}
      % Puts the background image, if any.
      \ltr@passvalueand{\ltr@image_use}ltr@inner_slide:image;{{0pt}{0pt}}{}
      % Puts the areas.
      \expandafter\ltr@output_arealoop\expandafter{\ltr@area_list}%
      % Set the slide's foreground color and release that good ol' box.
      \pdfcolorstack0 push {\ltr@passvalueor\ltr@color_use ltr@inner_slide:foreground;{\ltr@color_use{black}}}
      \vbox to \ltr@usevalue ltr@inner_slide:vsize;{%
        \ltr@ifcasevalue ltr@inner_slide:vpos;
          \val top    \unvbox\ltr@output_box \vfil
          \val center \vfil\unvbox\ltr@output_box \vfil
          \val bottom \vfil\unvbox\ltr@output_box
          \elseval    \unvbox\ltr@output_box \vfil
        \endval
        }%
      \pdfcolorstack0 pop
      \pdfliteral page {%
        Q
        q
          1 0 0 -1 0 \ltr@point_convert\pdfpageheight cm
          \passexpanded\ltr@grid_loop\ltr@grids
        Q}
       }
    \ifnum\formatnumber>2 
      \let\protect\relax
    \fi
    \advanceslideno
  }
\def\ltr@remove_ltr ltr@#1@inner_area{#1}
\newfor\ltr@output_arealoop#1,{%
  \passexpanded\ltr@area_check{\ltr@remove_ltr#1}%
  \iffltr@area_do{%
    \ifvoid\usecs{#1:box}
      % Draw the area's background unless the box is empty
      % and not visible.
      \ltr@ifvalue #1:visible; = true {\ltr@area_draw{#1}}{}
    \else
      \ltr@ifvalue #1:visible; = step
        {\pdfliteral {/OC/#1_\the\slideno:background BDC}
         \ltr@area_draw{#1}
         \pdfliteral {EMC}}
        {\ltr@area_draw{#1}}
      % Position the box.
      \kern\dimexpr(\dimexpr(\ltr@area_vshift{#1}+\ltr@area_top{#1})\relax-\pdfvorigin)\relax
      % Use its foreground color.
      \pdfcolorstack0 push {\ltr@passvalueor\ltr@color_use #1:foreground;{\ltr@color_use{black}}}
      \moveright\dimexpr(\dimexpr(\ltr@area_hshift{#1}+\ltr@area_left{#1})\relax-\pdfhorigin)\relax
        \vbox to \ltr@area_vsize{#1}\relax{%
          \ltr@ifcasevalue #1:vpos;
            \val top    \unvbox\usecs{#1:box} \vfil
            \val center \ltr@temp_dimen=\dp\usecs{#1:box}\vfil\unvbox\usecs{#1:box} \kern-\ltr@temp_dimen\vfil
            \val bottom \vfil\unvbox\usecs{#1:box}
            \elseval    \unvbox\usecs{#1:box} \vfil
          \endval
          }%
      \pdfcolorstack0 pop
      \kern-\dimexpr(%
        \dimexpr(\ltr@area_vshift{#1}+\ltr@area_top{#1})\relax
        +\ltr@area_vsize{#1}+\prevdepth-\pdfvorigin)\relax
      \global\letcs{#1:done}\ltr@undefined
    \fi}
  \prevdepth-1000pt
  }
\def\ltr@area_draw#1{%
  \pdfliteral {%
    % Paint the area's background if it has a color.
    \ltr@ifattribute #1:background;{
    q
      \ifdim\ltr@usevalueor #1:frame_width;{0pt}<0pt
        \ltr@passvalue\ltr@paint_area #1:background;
          {\dimexpr(\ltr@area_hshift{#1}-\ltr@usevalue #1:frame_width;)}
          {\dimexpr(\ltr@area_vshift{#1}-\ltr@usevalue #1:frame_width;)}
          {\dimexpr(\ltr@area_width{#1})+2\ltr@usevalue #1:frame_width;}
          {\dimexpr(\ltr@area_height{#1}+2\ltr@usevalue #1:frame_width;)}%
      \else
        \ltr@passvalue\ltr@paint_area #1:background;
          {\dimexpr(\ltr@area_hshift{#1})}
          {\dimexpr(\ltr@area_vshift{#1})}
          {\dimexpr(\ltr@area_width{#1})}
          {\dimexpr(\ltr@area_height{#1})}%
      \fi
    Q}{}
    % Paint the frame iff not 0.
    \ifpdfabsdim\ltr@usevalueor #1:frame_width;{0pt}>0pt
      \ltr@ifattribute #1:frame_color;
        {q
         \ltr@paint_path{#1}
           {\dimexpr(\ltr@area_hshift{#1})}
           {\dimexpr(\ltr@area_vshift{#1})}
           {\dimexpr(\ltr@area_width{#1})}
           {\dimexpr(\ltr@area_height{#1})}%
        Q}{}
    \fi}
    % Uses the image if any.
    \ltr@passvalueand{\ltr@image_use}#1:image;
      {{\ltr@area_hshift{#1}}{\ltr@area_vshift{#1}}}{}
  }%
%
%
%
% Draws the grid at the end of the shipout.
%
\newfor\ltr@grid_loop#1#2#3#4#5{%
  \ltr@color_use{#4}
  \ltr@point_convert{#5} w
  \ltr@grid_vertical{#1}{#3}{#2}
  \ltr@grid_horizontal{#2}{#3}{#1}
  }
\newwhile\ltr@grid_vertical3{#1+#2}{#2}{#3}{%
  \ifdim\dimexpr(#1)>\pdfpagewidth
    \afterfi{\breakwhile{}}
  \else
    \ltr@point_convert{#1} \ltr@point_convert{#3} m
    \ltr@point_convert{#1} \ltr@point_convert\pdfpageheight l S
  \fi}
\newwhile\ltr@grid_horizontal3{#1+#2}{#2}{#3}{%
  \ifdim\dimexpr#1>\pdfpageheight
    \afterfi{\breakwhile{}}
  \else
    \ltr@point_convert{#3} \ltr@point_convert{#1} m
    \ltr@point_convert\pdfpagewidth \ltr@point_convert{#1} l S
  \fi}  
\def\ltr@grids{}
\def\showgrid{%
  \ifnextnospace[{\ltr@showgrid}{\ltr@showgrid[0pt,0pt]}%
  }
\def\ltr@showgrid[#1,#2]#3{%
  \ifnext[{\ltr@showgrid_getarg{#1}{#2}{#3}}{\ltr@showgrid_getarg{#1}{#2}{#3}[grey .5]}%
  }
\def\ltr@showgrid_getarg#1#2#3[#4]{%
  \ifnext[{\ltr@showgrid_do{#1}{#2}{#3}{#4}}{\ltr@showgrid_do{#1}{#2}{#3}{#4}[.2pt]}%
  }
\def\ltr@showgrid_do#1#2#3#4[#5]{%
  \global\eaddright\ltr@grids{%
    {\ifemptystring{#1}{0pt}{#1}}
    {\ifemptystring{#2}{0pt}{#2}}
    {#3}{#4}
    {\ifemptystring{#5}{.2pt}{#5}}}%
  }
\def\hidegrids{\def\ltr@grids{}}
%
%
%
%
% A loop to connect object.
% #4 is the ordered list of objects on the page (those that
% appear by themselves, although they can also be tied to
% other ones).
% #1 is the previously reserved action number,
% #2 is the sequence to go back to the previous object,
% #3 is the current object.
%
% Suppose (I'm talking to myself, I know), that
% #4 extracts from "A,B,C,".
% On first iteration, #1, #2 and #3 are empty.
% We reserve an action number, and define the first
% object on the page as this number. Then we pass
% {<number>}{}{A} and the next iteration has B as #4.
% Now, second iteration, we create the object with
% <number> (and reserve another one before hand). #2 is empty,
% meaning there's no previous object, thus /P(revious)A(ction)
% for A is "go to the previous page".
% #3 is not empty, it's A, and we build its /N(ext)A(ction),
% i.e. what happens when we hit it with a move forward, as
% its own appearance and the appearance and disappearance
% of the objects that are tied to it via "on" and "off".
% Now we pass {<new number>}{</PA of A>}{B} and #4 is C
% (yes, we never use #4, we just pass it as #3).
% Things are clearer now (!). We build the object
% B with <new number>, create its /NA as before and
% use #2 as /PA, since, A is just before B.
% 
\newfornoempty\ltr@output_loop{3}#4,{%
  \pdfobj reserveobjnum
  \ltr@temp_count=\pdflastobj
  \ifemptystring{#1}
    {\edef\ltr@page_firstobject{\the\ltr@temp_count\spacecs 0 R}%
     \expandafter\passarguments\expandafter{\the\ltr@temp_count}{}{#4}}%
    {\ltr@output_addtopagePA{#3}%
     \immediate\pdfobj useobjnum #1 {%
       << \ifemptystring{#2}{/PA << /S/Named /N/PrevPage >> }{#2}
          \ltr@output_NA{#3}%
          /Next \the\ltr@temp_count\spacecs 0 R >>}
     \expandafter\passarguments\expandafter{\the\ltr@temp_count}{/Prev #1 0 R \ltr@output_PA{#3}}{#4}}}
  [\ltr@output_addtopagePA{#3}%
   \immediate\pdfobj useobjnum #1 {%
     << \ifemptystring{#2}{/PA << /S/Named /N/PrevPage >> }{#2}% If there is only one object on the page, #2 is empty.
        \ltr@output_NA{#3}%
        /Next << 
          /Prev #1 0 R 
          \ltr@output_PA{#3}%
          /NA << /S/Named /N/NextPage >> >>
     >>}%
   \addtopageobject{%
    /PresSteps <<
      /Prev <<
        /Prev #1 0 R /NA << /S/Named /N/NextPage >>
        \ltr@output_PA{#3}
        >>
      /PA << /S/SetOCGState /State [] /Next [ \ltr@page_PA ] >>
      /Next \ltr@page_firstobject
      /NA << /S/SetOCGState /State [/OFF \ltr@page_invisibleOCGs /ON \ltr@page_visibleOCGs] >>
      >>}]
\def\ltr@output_NA#1{%
  /NA <<
    /S/SetOCGState /State [/ON #1 0 R \ltr@OCGs_onoff{#1}{OFF}]
    \iffcs{ltr@step_#1:transition}{/Next << /S/Trans /Trans \usecs{ltr@step_#1:transition} >> }%
    >>
  }%
\def\ltr@output_PA#1{%
  /PA << /S/SetOCGState /State [/OFF #1 0 R \ltr@OCGs_onoff{#1}{ON}] >>
  }%
\def\ltr@output_addtopagePA#1{%
  \eaddright\ltr@page_PA{<< /S/SetOCGState /State [/ON #1 0 R \ltr@OCGs_onoff{#1}{OFF}] >> }%
  }%
\def\ltr@OCGs_onoff#1#2{%
  \iffcs{ltr@step_#1:name}{%
    \iffcs{ltr@step_\usecs{ltr@step_#1:name}:on}{\usecs{ltr@step_\usecs{ltr@step_#1:name}:on}}%
    \iffcs{ltr@step_\usecs{ltr@step_#1:name}:off}{/#2 \usecs{ltr@step_\usecs{ltr@step_#1:name}:off}}}%
  }
\newfor\ltr@page_doPA#1{#1 }

%
% Now, things look like this (PresSteps is the root
% object on the page):
%
% PresSteps: Prev = (Prev = C, PA = Hide C, NA = NextPage)
%              PA = Shows the page as it is when it has been read
%            Next = A
%              NA = Shows the page as in its original appearance
%         A:   NA = Show A + A-transition
%            Next = B
%              PA = PrevPage
%         B:   NA = Show B + B-transition
%            Next = C
%              PA = Hide A
%            Prev = A
%         C:   NA = Show C + C-transition
%            Next = (Prev = B, PA = Hide C, NA = NextPage)
%              PA = Hide B
%            Prev = B
%
% PDF works as follows: when you're on a step
% and you move forward, you execute the NA
% of the current step and then move to the one
% specified by Next (and similarly for a move
% backward). So, suppose you're on B and move
% forward, then you show B and go to C. And
% if you move forward again, you show C and
% go to the unnamed node between parentheses.
% Which is like any other node. If you go backward,
% you hide C and go to C, etc.
% Now, PresSteps is special, it's a slippery place.
% Note that you can't reach it by a step: A has no
% Prev entry. You go to PresSteps only when you
% arrive on a page, and if you arrive by moving
% forward Next becomes the new node immediately
% (no need to move forward to reach A, otherwise
% you'd need two clicks to make it appear). On the
% other hand, if you come by moving backward, then
% Prev becomes the current node immediately, and 
% you can see what it does: if you move forward, it
% goes to the next page, and if you move backward,
% you hide C and make it the current node.
% PresSteps also contains a PA and NA, which are
% executed under the same circumstances; the NA
% contains the list of steps of the page and their
% original visibility; hence when one arrives on a
% page, this visibility is restored. PA contains
% the succession of actions made thoughout the page;
% hence, when one arrives on it backward, this succession
% of action is executed and one sees the completed page.
% Thus, one avoids discrepancy between navigation and
% step visibility.
%
% To say it otherwise, PresSteps is the gate to the
% page, and you have to go through the gate to reach
% the steps (they aren't linked together from one
% page to the other.
%
% And I'm not really lecturing on PDF here. I'm just
% trying to write things down while I understand them.
\endinput