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// which accompanies this distribution, and is available

// at the URL "http://www.eclipse.org/legal/epl-v10.html".

//

// Initial Contributors:

// Nokia Corporation - initial contribution.

//

// Contributors:

//

// Description:

// Converts logical coordinate value to physical coordinate value.

// Then adjusts the value, assuming that it must be within the drawing rectangle.

// The first, "<0" check is arguable - should it be there or not!?

// Because it HIDES negative values of "x" coordinate, so possible programmer's errors!

// But with used logical to physical transformation it is possible that some logical

// coordinate value might be transformed to negative physical coordinate value and 

// then it has to be checked and set to 0.

// 

//

inline TInt Log2Phys(TInt aCoordVal, TInt aScalingOrigin, TInt aScalingFactor, TInt aSize) 

	{

	aCoordVal = aScalingOrigin + aCoordVal * aScalingFactor;

	return aCoordVal < 0 ? 0 : aCoordVal >= aSize ? (aSize - 1) : aCoordVal;

	}

//Converts logical coordinate value to physical coordinate value.

//Then adjusts the value, assuming that it represents right-bottom coordinate of the logical 

//rectangle. The first, "<0" check is arguable - should it be there or not!?

//Because it HIDES negative values of "x" coordinate, so possible programmer's errors!

//But with used logical to physical transformation it is possible that some logical

//coordinate value is transformed to negative physical coordinate value and then it has to

//be checked and set to 0.

inline TInt RBtmLog2Phys(TInt aCoordVal, TInt aScalingOrigin, TInt aScalingFactor, TInt aSize) 

	{

	aCoordVal = aScalingOrigin + aCoordVal * aScalingFactor;

	return aCoordVal < 0 ? 0 : aCoordVal > aSize ? aSize : aCoordVal;

	}