path: root/widget/windows/nsPrinterWin.cpp

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#include "nsPrinterWin.h"

#include <algorithm>
#include <windows.h>
#include <winspool.h>

#include "mozilla/Array.h"
#include "nsPaper.h"
#include "nsPrintSettingsImpl.h"
#include "nsWindowsHelpers.h"
#include "WinUtils.h"

using namespace mozilla;
using namespace mozilla::gfx;
using namespace mozilla::widget;

static const double kPointsPerTenthMM = 72.0 / 254.0;
static const double kPointsPerInch = 72.0;

nsPrinterWin::nsPrinterWin(const CommonPaperInfoArray* aArray,
                           const nsAString& aName)
    : nsPrinterBase(aArray),
      mName(aName),
      mDefaultDevmodeWStorage("nsPrinterWin::mDefaultDevmodeWStorage") {}

// static
already_AddRefed<nsPrinterWin> nsPrinterWin::Create(
    const CommonPaperInfoArray* aArray, const nsAString& aName) {
  return do_AddRef(new nsPrinterWin(aArray, aName));
}

template <class T>
static nsTArray<T> GetDeviceCapabilityArray(const LPWSTR aPrinterName,
                                            WORD aCapabilityID,
                                            const DEVMODEW* aDevmodeW,
                                            int& aCount) {
  MOZ_ASSERT(aCount >= 0, "Possibly passed aCount from previous error case.");

  nsTArray<T> caps;

  // We only want to access printer drivers in the parent process.
  if (!XRE_IsParentProcess()) {
    return caps;
  }

  // Both the call to get the size and the call to actually populate the array
  // are relatively expensive, so as sometimes the lengths of the arrays that we
  // retrieve depend on each other we allow a count to be passed in to save the
  // first call. As we allocate double the count anyway this should allay any
  // safety worries.
  if (!aCount) {
    // Passing nullptr as the port here seems to work. Given that we would have
    // to OpenPrinter with just the name anyway to get the port that makes
    // sense. Also, the printer set-up seems to stop you from having two
    // printers with the same name. Note: this (and the call below) are blocking
    // calls, which could be slow.
    aCount = ::DeviceCapabilitiesW(aPrinterName, nullptr, aCapabilityID,
                                   nullptr, aDevmodeW);
    if (aCount <= 0) {
      return caps;
    }
  }

  // As DeviceCapabilitiesW doesn't take a size, there is a greater risk of the
  // buffer being overflowed, so we over-allocate for safety.
  caps.SetLength(aCount * 2);
  int count = ::DeviceCapabilitiesW(aPrinterName, nullptr, aCapabilityID,
                                    reinterpret_cast<LPWSTR>(caps.Elements()),
                                    aDevmodeW);
  if (count <= 0) {
    caps.Clear();
    return caps;
  }

  // We know from bug 1673708 that sometimes the final array returned is smaller
  // than the required array count. Assert here to see if this is reproduced on
  // test servers.
  MOZ_ASSERT(count == aCount, "Different array count returned than expected.");

  // Note that TruncateLength will crash if count > caps.Length().
  caps.TruncateLength(count);
  return caps;
}

NS_IMETHODIMP
nsPrinterWin::GetName(nsAString& aName) {
  aName.Assign(mName);
  return NS_OK;
}

NS_IMETHODIMP
nsPrinterWin::GetSystemName(nsAString& aName) {
  aName.Assign(mName);
  return NS_OK;
}

bool nsPrinterWin::SupportsDuplex() const {
  // Some printer drivers have threading issues around using their default
  // DEVMODE, so we use a copy of our cached one.
  nsTArray<uint8_t> devmodeWStorage = CopyDefaultDevmodeW();
  if (devmodeWStorage.IsEmpty()) {
    return false;
  }
  auto* devmode = reinterpret_cast<DEVMODEW*>(devmodeWStorage.Elements());

  return ::DeviceCapabilitiesW(mName.get(), nullptr, DC_DUPLEX, nullptr,
                               devmode) == 1;
}

bool nsPrinterWin::SupportsColor() const {
  // Some printer drivers have threading issues around using their default
  // DEVMODE, so we use a copy of our cached one.
  nsTArray<uint8_t> devmodeWStorage = CopyDefaultDevmodeW();
  if (devmodeWStorage.IsEmpty()) {
    return false;
  }
  auto* devmode = reinterpret_cast<DEVMODEW*>(devmodeWStorage.Elements());

  return ::DeviceCapabilitiesW(mName.get(), nullptr, DC_COLORDEVICE, nullptr,
                               devmode) == 1;
}

bool nsPrinterWin::SupportsMonochrome() const {
  if (!SupportsColor()) {
    return true;
  }

  nsHPRINTER hPrinter = nullptr;
  if (NS_WARN_IF(!::OpenPrinterW(mName.get(), &hPrinter, nullptr))) {
    return false;
  }
  nsAutoPrinter autoPrinter(hPrinter);

  nsTArray<uint8_t> devmodeWStorage = CopyDefaultDevmodeW();
  if (devmodeWStorage.IsEmpty()) {
    return false;
  }

  auto* devmode = reinterpret_cast<DEVMODEW*>(devmodeWStorage.Elements());

  devmode->dmFields |= DM_COLOR;
  devmode->dmColor = DMCOLOR_MONOCHROME;
  // Try to modify the devmode settings and see if the setting sticks.
  //
  // This has been the only reliable way to detect it that we've found.
  LONG ret =
      ::DocumentPropertiesW(nullptr, autoPrinter.get(), mName.get(), devmode,
                            devmode, DM_IN_BUFFER | DM_OUT_BUFFER);
  if (ret != IDOK) {
    return false;
  }
  return !(devmode->dmFields & DM_COLOR) ||
         devmode->dmColor == DMCOLOR_MONOCHROME;
}

bool nsPrinterWin::SupportsCollation() const {
  // Some printer drivers have threading issues around using their default
  // DEVMODE, so we use a copy of our cached one.
  nsTArray<uint8_t> devmodeWStorage = CopyDefaultDevmodeW();
  if (devmodeWStorage.IsEmpty()) {
    return false;
  }
  auto* devmode = reinterpret_cast<DEVMODEW*>(devmodeWStorage.Elements());

  return ::DeviceCapabilitiesW(mName.get(), nullptr, DC_COLLATE, nullptr,
                               devmode) == 1;
}

nsPrinterBase::PrinterInfo nsPrinterWin::CreatePrinterInfo() const {
  return PrinterInfo{PaperList(), DefaultSettings()};
}

mozilla::gfx::MarginDouble nsPrinterWin::GetMarginsForPaper(
    nsString aPaperId) const {
  gfx::MarginDouble margin;

  nsTArray<uint8_t> devmodeWStorage = CopyDefaultDevmodeW();
  if (devmodeWStorage.IsEmpty()) {
    return margin;
  }

  auto* devmode = reinterpret_cast<DEVMODEW*>(devmodeWStorage.Elements());

  devmode->dmFields = DM_PAPERSIZE;
  devmode->dmPaperSize = _wtoi((const wchar_t*)aPaperId.BeginReading());
  nsAutoHDC printerDc(::CreateICW(nullptr, mName.get(), nullptr, devmode));
  MOZ_ASSERT(printerDc, "CreateICW failed");
  if (!printerDc) {
    return margin;
  }
  margin = WinUtils::GetUnwriteableMarginsForDeviceInInches(printerDc);
  margin.top *= kPointsPerInch;
  margin.right *= kPointsPerInch;
  margin.bottom *= kPointsPerInch;
  margin.left *= kPointsPerInch;

  return margin;
}

nsTArray<uint8_t> nsPrinterWin::CopyDefaultDevmodeW() const {
  nsTArray<uint8_t> devmodeStorageW;

  auto devmodeStorageWLock = mDefaultDevmodeWStorage.Lock();
  if (devmodeStorageWLock->IsEmpty()) {
    nsHPRINTER hPrinter = nullptr;
    // OpenPrinter could fail if, for example, the printer has been removed
    // or otherwise become inaccessible since it was selected.
    if (NS_WARN_IF(!::OpenPrinterW(mName.get(), &hPrinter, nullptr))) {
      return devmodeStorageW;
    }
    nsAutoPrinter autoPrinter(hPrinter);
    // Allocate devmode storage of the correct size.
    LONG bytesNeeded = ::DocumentPropertiesW(nullptr, autoPrinter.get(),
                                             mName.get(), nullptr, nullptr, 0);
    // Note that we must cast the sizeof() to a signed type so that comparison
    // with the signed, potentially-negative bytesNeeded will work!
    MOZ_ASSERT(bytesNeeded >= LONG(sizeof(DEVMODEW)),
               "DocumentPropertiesW failed to get valid size");
    if (bytesNeeded < LONG(sizeof(DEVMODEW))) {
      return devmodeStorageW;
    }

    // Allocate extra space in case of bad drivers that return a too-small
    // result from DocumentProperties.
    // (See https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1664530#c5)
    devmodeStorageWLock->SetLength(bytesNeeded * 2);
    auto* devmode =
        reinterpret_cast<DEVMODEW*>(devmodeStorageWLock->Elements());
    LONG ret = ::DocumentPropertiesW(nullptr, autoPrinter.get(), mName.get(),
                                     devmode, nullptr, DM_OUT_BUFFER);
    MOZ_ASSERT(ret == IDOK, "DocumentPropertiesW failed");
    if (ret != IDOK) {
      return devmodeStorageW;
    }
  }

  devmodeStorageW.Assign(devmodeStorageWLock.ref());
  return devmodeStorageW;
}

nsTArray<mozilla::PaperInfo> nsPrinterWin::PaperList() const {
  // Some printer drivers have threading issues around using their default
  // DEVMODE, so we use a copy of our cached one.
  nsTArray<uint8_t> devmodeWStorage = CopyDefaultDevmodeW();
  if (devmodeWStorage.IsEmpty()) {
    return {};
  }
  auto* devmode = reinterpret_cast<DEVMODEW*>(devmodeWStorage.Elements());

  // Paper IDs are returned as WORDs.
  int requiredArrayCount = 0;
  auto paperIds = GetDeviceCapabilityArray<WORD>(mName.get(), DC_PAPERS,
                                                 devmode, requiredArrayCount);
  if (!paperIds.Length()) {
    return {};
  }

  // Paper names are returned in 64 long character buffers.
  auto paperNames = GetDeviceCapabilityArray<Array<wchar_t, 64>>(
      mName.get(), DC_PAPERNAMES, devmode, requiredArrayCount);
  // Check that we have the same number of names as IDs.
  if (paperNames.Length() != paperIds.Length()) {
    return {};
  }

  // Paper sizes are returned as POINT structs with a tenth of a millimeter as
  // the unit.
  auto paperSizes = GetDeviceCapabilityArray<POINT>(
      mName.get(), DC_PAPERSIZE, devmode, requiredArrayCount);
  // Check that we have the same number of sizes as IDs.
  if (paperSizes.Length() != paperIds.Length()) {
    return {};
  }

  nsTArray<mozilla::PaperInfo> paperList;
  paperList.SetCapacity(paperNames.Length());
  for (size_t i = 0; i < paperNames.Length(); ++i) {
    // Paper names are null terminated unless they are 64 characters long.
    auto firstNull =
        std::find(paperNames[i].cbegin(), paperNames[i].cend(), L'\0');
    auto nameLength = firstNull - paperNames[i].cbegin();
    double width = paperSizes[i].x * kPointsPerTenthMM;
    double height = paperSizes[i].y * kPointsPerTenthMM;

    // Skip if no name or invalid size.
    if (!nameLength || width <= 0 || height <= 0) {
      continue;
    }

    // Windows paper IDs are 16-bit integers; we stringify them to store in the
    // PaperInfo.mId field.
    nsString paperIdString;
    paperIdString.AppendInt(paperIds[i]);

    // We don't resolve the margins eagerly because they're really expensive (on
    // the order of seconds for some drivers).
    nsDependentSubstring name(paperNames[i].cbegin(), nameLength);
    paperList.AppendElement(mozilla::PaperInfo(paperIdString, nsString(name),
                                               {width, height}, Nothing()));
  }

  return paperList;
}

PrintSettingsInitializer nsPrinterWin::DefaultSettings() const {
  // Initialize to something reasonable, in case we fail to get usable data
  // from the devmode below.
  nsString paperIdString(u"1");  // DMPAPER_LETTER
  bool color = true;

  nsTArray<uint8_t> devmodeWStorage = CopyDefaultDevmodeW();
  if (devmodeWStorage.IsEmpty()) {
    return {};
  }

  const auto* devmode =
      reinterpret_cast<const DEVMODEW*>(devmodeWStorage.Elements());

  // XXX If DM_PAPERSIZE is not set, or is not a known value, should we
  // be returning a "Custom" name of some kind?
  if (devmode->dmFields & DM_PAPERSIZE) {
    paperIdString.Truncate(0);
    paperIdString.AppendInt(devmode->dmPaperSize);
  }

  if (devmode->dmFields & DM_COLOR) {
    // See comment for PrintSettingsInitializer.mPrintInColor
    color = devmode->dmColor != DMCOLOR_MONOCHROME;
  }

  nsAutoHDC printerDc(::CreateICW(nullptr, mName.get(), nullptr, devmode));
  MOZ_ASSERT(printerDc, "CreateICW failed");
  if (!printerDc) {
    return {};
  }

  int pixelsPerInchY = ::GetDeviceCaps(printerDc, LOGPIXELSY);
  int physicalHeight = ::GetDeviceCaps(printerDc, PHYSICALHEIGHT);
  double heightInInches = double(physicalHeight) / pixelsPerInchY;
  int pixelsPerInchX = ::GetDeviceCaps(printerDc, LOGPIXELSX);
  int physicalWidth = ::GetDeviceCaps(printerDc, PHYSICALWIDTH);
  double widthInches = double(physicalWidth) / pixelsPerInchX;
  if (devmode->dmFields & DM_ORIENTATION &&
      devmode->dmOrientation == DMORIENT_LANDSCAPE) {
    std::swap(widthInches, heightInInches);
  }
  SizeDouble paperSize(widthInches * kPointsPerInch,
                       heightInInches * kPointsPerInch);

  gfx::MarginDouble margin =
      WinUtils::GetUnwriteableMarginsForDeviceInInches(printerDc);
  margin.top *= kPointsPerInch;
  margin.right *= kPointsPerInch;
  margin.bottom *= kPointsPerInch;
  margin.left *= kPointsPerInch;

  // Using Y to match existing code for print scaling calculations.
  int resolution = pixelsPerInchY;

  // We don't actually need the paper name in the settings because the
  // paperIdString is used to look up the paper details in the front end.
  nsString paperName;
  return PrintSettingsInitializer{
      mName, PaperInfo(paperIdString, paperName, paperSize, Some(margin)),
      color, resolution, std::move(devmodeWStorage)};
}