Attributes (C++)¶
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group FnAttribute
- API that allows to manipulate Katana Attributes. - Attributes are the basic data storage classes used by Katana’s scenegraph. Data types are int, float, double, string, and each attribute contains a map of time samples, with each sample being an array of the base data type. Group attributes contain a list of named child attributes. - This API should used in every plug-in that reads/manipulates Katana attributes. - All attributes, once constructed, are immutable. Attributes can be (and often are) referenced in many locations. Their lifetime is managed internally by ref-counted smart pointers. - The API provides several utility classes to build attributes in more friendly way (DataBuilder, and its attribute type specific typedefs: IntBuilder, FloatBuilder, DoubleBuilder and StringBuilder). - Functions - 
bool Bootstrap(const std::string &katanaPath)¶
- Bootstraps the API without having to link against the internal libraries that implement the Attributes host. This can be useful when implementing an executable that needs to use the Attributes API via the plug-in system, without having to bootstrap Geolib or link against any internal library. - Returns true if the bootstrap succeeds. 
 
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Attribute Base Class¶
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class Foundry::Katana::Attribute¶
- The base class of all Attributes. - Subclassed by Foundry::Katana::DataAttribute, Foundry::Katana::GroupAttribute, Foundry::Katana::NullAttribute - Public Functions - 
~Attribute()¶
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bool isValid() const¶
- Returns true if this attribute is valid. 
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uint64_t getSize() const¶
- Returns the total memory in bytes that was allocated when the attribute was created. - For - GroupAttribute, this value includes, apart from the allocated size of the group internals, also the size of all its children. If an attribute is included more than once in the group, the size of said attribute will be added just as many times as it appears.- Releasing the last reference to the attribute will potentially free as much data as returned by this function. - Note
- Katana may optimize the storage of certain attributes by caching small, frequently-used values internally. In these cases, it will not be possible to release the last reference.
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- The total allocated memory of the attribute in bytes.
 
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std::string getXML() const¶
- Returns an xml representation of the attribute. 
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void getBinary(std::vector<char> *buffer) const¶
- Returns an binary representation of the attribute. 
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bool writeAttributeStream(void *stream, FnAttributeWriteStreamFunc func, FnKatStreamType streamType) const¶
- Writes an Attribute to the stream provided. Returns true for success, false for failure. - Parameters
- stream-- Opaque pointer to stream object. 
- func-- Function to write bytes to stream object. 
- streamType-- How to write the stream either as XML or binary. 
 
 
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Hash getHash() const¶
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static Attribute parseBinary(const char *buffer, size_t size)¶
- Returns an Attribute from a binary representation. 
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static Attribute readAttributeStream(void *stream, FnAttributeReadStreamFunc func, FnKatStreamType streamType)¶
- Returns an Attribute read from the stream provided. - Parameters
- stream-- Opaque pointer to stream object. 
- func-- Function to read bytes from stream object. 
- streamType-- How to read the stream either as XML or binary. 
 
 
 
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Null Attributes¶
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class Foundry::Katana::NullAttribute¶
- A class representing a null value. - Inherits from Foundry::Katana::Attribute - Public Functions - 
NullAttribute()¶
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NullAttribute &operator=(const Attribute &rhs)¶
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NullAttribute &operator=(Attribute &&rhs)¶
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static FnKatAttributeType getKatAttributeType()¶
 
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Data Attributes¶
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class Foundry::Katana::DataAttribute¶
- The base class of attributes containing data, possibly at multiple samples in time. - The data are organised in tuples of a fixed size of 1 or greater per attribute. DataAttribute implements common, data-agnostic functionality, such as querying them number and orientation of values and time samples. - DataAttributes enforce some limits on the amount of data they can store. These are as follows: - value count (per sample): [0, 2^63) time count: [0, 2^13) tuple size: [0, 2^16) - An invalid attribute will be returned should you attempt to create an attribute with values outside of these limits. - Inherits from Foundry::Katana::Attribute - Subclassed by Foundry::Katana::DoubleAttribute, Foundry::Katana::FloatAttribute, Foundry::Katana::IntAttribute, Foundry::Katana::StringAttribute - Public Functions - 
int64_t getTupleSize() const¶
- Return the number of data values per tuple for this attribute. 
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int64_t getNumberOfValues() const¶
- Return the total number of data values for this attribute. This will be equal to getNumberOfTuples() * getTupleSize() 
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int64_t getNumberOfTuples() const¶
- Return the number of tuples in this attribute. 
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int64_t getNumberOfTimeSamples() const¶
- Return the number of time samples at which data is recorded in this attribute. 
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float getSampleTime(int64_t index) const¶
- Returns a float value containing the time at a particular index for this attribute. If the index is not valid 0.0 is returned. 
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bool getBoundingSampleTimes(float *ltime, float *rtime, float sampletime) const¶
- For the specified sampletime, return the two bounding samples. (left bounds, right bounds). If the sampletime exactly falls on a single sample, ltime == rtime (this is also the case at extrema, or for attrs with only a single sample. For attrs with 0 samples, the return value is false (signifying failure) For attrs >0 samples, return value is true 
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DataAttribute &operator=(const Attribute &rhs)¶
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DataAttribute &operator=(Attribute &&rhs)¶
 
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int64_t 
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class Foundry::Katana::IntAttribute¶
- A class representing a data attribute containing integers. - Inherits from Foundry::Katana::DataAttribute - Public Types - 
typedef int32_t value_type¶
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typedef IntConstVectorBase internal_array_type¶
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typedef IntConstVector array_type¶
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typedef SampleAccessor<value_type> accessor_type¶
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typedef SampleAccessorBase<value_type> internal_accessor_type¶
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typedef Sample<value_type> sample_type¶
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IntAttribute(value_type value)¶
- Creates an integer attribute containing one value. - Parameters
- value-- The integer value for the new attribute 
 
 
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IntAttribute(const value_type *values, int64_t valueCount, int64_t tupleSize, void *context = NULL, FnAttributeFreeOwnedDataFunc freeOwnedDataFunc = NULL)¶
- Creates an integer attribute containing a number of values, grouped into tuples of a given size. - Specifying values for context and freeOwnedDataFunc will cause the constructor to take ownership of the memory pointed to by values. It is the responsibility of freeOwnedDataFunc to deallocate this memory when called. - Parameters
- values-- An array of integers containing the values 
- valueCount-- The total number of values. Must be a multiple of tupleSize 
- tupleSize-- The size of tuples to group values into. 
- context-- User supplied data passed to freeOwnedDataFunc. 
- freeOwnedDataFunc-- Pointer to function that will be called when values’ memory is to be returned to the operating system. 
 
 
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IntAttribute(const float *times, int64_t timeCount, const value_type **values, int64_t valueCount, int64_t tupleSize, void *context = NULL, FnAttributeFreeOwnedDataFunc freeOwnedDataFunc = NULL)¶
- Creates an integer attribute containing several timed samples, each containing a number of values, grouped into tuples of a given size. - Specifying values for context and freeOwnedDataFunc will cause the constructor to take ownership of the memory pointed to by values. It is the responsibility of freeOwnedDataFunc to deallocate this memory when called. - Note: when using the ‘zero copy’ version of this constructor copies of the pointers in times and values will be taken, only management of the memory pointed to by values will be transferred to the attribute. - Parameters
- times-- An array of floats, giving the times of the samples. 
- timeCount-- The number of samples for which there is data 
- values-- An array of pointers to integer arrays containing values. There must be timeCount arrays, each of which has valueCount values. 
- valueCount-- The total number of values in each sample. Must be a multiple of tupleSize 
- tupleSize-- The size of tuples to group values into. 
- context-- User supplied data passed to freeOwnedDataFunc. 
- freeOwnedDataFunc-- Pointer to function that will be called when values’ memory is to be returned to the operating system. 
 
 
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accessor_type getSamples() const¶
- Returns a - SampleAccessorobject that provides a read-only view into all time samples of the Attribute.- Note
- Any pointers or references obtained from the SampleAccessorare invalidated if theSampleAccessoris destructed.
 
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array_type getNearestSample(float time) const¶
- Returns a - ConstVectorobject that provides a read-only view into values of the sample nearest to the given time.- Note
- Any pointers or references obtained from the ConstVectorare invalidated if theConstVectoris destructed.
 
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value_type getValue(const value_type defValue = 0, bool throwOnError = true) const¶
- Returns first value from the time sample nearest 0.0. This is a convenience for the extremely common case of an attribute that stores a single sample of a single value at time 0.0. By default, throws std::runtime_error if there are no time samples or no values available. - Parameters
- defValue-- The value to return if an error occurs and throwOnError is false. 
- throwOnError-- When error occurs, if true, throw std::runtime_error. If false, return defValue. 
 
 
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T getValuesAs(const T &defValue = T(), bool throwOnError = true) const¶
- Convenience function that creates an object of type T by passing the first N values from time sample nearest t=0.0. - Example: - Matrix44<int> m44i = myAttr.getValuesAs<Matrix44<int>, 16>(); - Note
- The C++98 implementation supports constructors that take at most 16 arguments.
- Return
- An object of type T, constructed with the first N values from the attribute’s primary time sample.
- Template Parameters
- T-- The type of object to construct. 
- N-- The number of values to pass to T’s constructor. 
 
- Parameters
- defValue-- The value to return if throwOnError is - falseand the attribute has either no time samples, or less than N values per sample.
- throwOnError-- Whether to throw an exception if the attribute has no time samples or has less than N values per sample. 
 
- Exceptions
- std::runtime_error-- if an error occurs and throwOnError is - true.
 
 
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IntAttribute &operator=(const Attribute &rhs)¶
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IntAttribute &operator=(Attribute &&rhs)¶
 
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typedef int32_t 
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class Foundry::Katana::FloatAttribute¶
- A class representing a data attribute containing single-precision floats. - Inherits from Foundry::Katana::DataAttribute - Public Types - 
typedef float value_type¶
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typedef FloatConstVectorBase internal_array_type¶
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typedef FloatConstVector array_type¶
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typedef SampleAccessor<value_type> accessor_type¶
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typedef SampleAccessorBase<value_type> internal_accessor_type¶
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typedef Sample<value_type> sample_type¶
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FloatAttribute(value_type value)¶
- Creates a float attribute containing one value. - Parameters
- value-- The float value for the new attribute 
 
 
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FloatAttribute(const value_type *values, int64_t valueCount, int64_t tupleSize, void *context = NULL, FnAttributeFreeOwnedDataFunc freeOwnedDataFunc = NULL)¶
- Creates a float attribute containing a number of values, grouped into tuples of a given size. - Parameters
- values-- An array of floats containing the values 
- valueCount-- The total number of values. Must be a multiple of tupleSize 
- tupleSize-- The size of tuples to group values into. 
- context-- User supplied data passed to freeOwnedDataFunc. 
- freeOwnedDataFunc-- Pointer to function that will be called when values’ memory is to be returned to the operating system. 
 
 
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FloatAttribute(const float *times, int64_t timeCount, const value_type **values, int64_t valueCount, int64_t tupleSize, void *context = NULL, FnAttributeFreeOwnedDataFunc freeOwnedDataFunc = NULL)¶
- Creates a float attribute containing several timed samples, each containing a number of values, grouped into tuples of a given size. - Specifying values for context and freeOwnedDataFunc will cause the constructor to take ownership of the memory pointed to by values. It is the responsibility of freeOwnedDataFunc to deallocate this memory when called. - Note: when using the ‘zero copy’ version of this constructor copies of the pointers in times and values will be taken, only management of the memory pointed to by values will be transferred to the attribute. - Parameters
- times-- An array of floats, giving the times of the samples. 
- timeCount-- The number of samples for which there is data 
- values-- An array of pointers to float arrays containing values. There must be timeCount arrays, each of which has valueCount values. 
- valueCount-- The total number of values in each sample. Must be a multiple of tupleSize 
- tupleSize-- The size of tuples to group values into. 
- context-- User supplied data passed to freeOwnedDataFunc. 
- freeOwnedDataFunc-- Pointer to function that will be called when values’ memory is to be returned to the operating system. 
 
 
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accessor_type getSamples() const¶
- Returns a - SampleAccessorobject that provides a read-only view into all time samples of the Attribute.- Note
- Any pointers or references obtained from the SampleAccessorare invalidated if theSampleAccessoris destructed.
 
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array_type getNearestSample(float time) const¶
- Returns a - ConstVectorobject that provides a read-only view into values of the sample nearest to the given time.- Note
- Any pointers or references obtained from the ConstVectorare invalidated if theConstVectoris destructed.
 
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void fillInterpSample(value_type *array, int64_t valueCount, float sampleTime, const value_type defValue = 0.f, bool throwOnError = true) const¶
- Fills the interpolated values for an exact time. If the time falls between two samples, the values of the samples are interpolated to make the result. If you wish to interpolate all values in the attr, valueCount should equal attr.getNumberOfValues() 
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value_type getValue(const value_type defValue = 0.f, bool throwOnError = true) const¶
- Returns first value from the time sample nearest 0.0. This is a convenience for the extremely common case of an attribute that stores a single sample of a single value at time 0.0. By default, throws std::runtime_error if there are no time samples or no values available. - Parameters
- defValue-- The value to return if an error occurs and throwOnError is false. 
- throwOnError-- When error occurs, if true, throw std::runtime_error. If false, return defValue. 
 
 
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T getValuesAs(const T &defValue = T(), bool throwOnError = true) const¶
- Convenience function that creates an object of type T by passing the first N values from time sample nearest t=0.0. - Example: - Matrix44<float> m44f = myAttr.getValuesAs<Matrix44<float>, 16>(); - Note
- The C++98 implementation supports constructors that take at most 16 arguments.
- Return
- An object of type T, constructed with the first N values from the attribute’s primary time sample.
- Template Parameters
- T-- The type of object to construct. 
- N-- The number of values to pass to T’s constructor. 
 
- Parameters
- defValue-- The value to return if throwOnError is - falseand the attribute has either no time samples, or less than N values per sample.
- throwOnError-- Whether to throw an exception if the attribute has no time samples or has less than N values per sample. 
 
- Exceptions
- std::runtime_error-- if an error occurs and throwOnError is - true.
 
 
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FloatAttribute &operator=(const Attribute &rhs)¶
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FloatAttribute &operator=(Attribute &&rhs)¶
 
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typedef float 
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class Foundry::Katana::DoubleAttribute¶
- A class representing a data attribute containing double-precision floats. - Inherits from Foundry::Katana::DataAttribute - Public Types - 
typedef double value_type¶
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typedef DoubleConstVectorBase internal_array_type¶
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typedef DoubleConstVector array_type¶
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typedef SampleAccessor<value_type> accessor_type¶
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typedef SampleAccessorBase<value_type> internal_accessor_type¶
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typedef Sample<value_type> sample_type¶
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DoubleAttribute(value_type value)¶
- Creates a double attribute containing one value. - Parameters
- value-- The double value for the new attribute 
 
 
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DoubleAttribute(const value_type *values, int64_t valueCount, int64_t tupleSize, void *context = NULL, FnAttributeFreeOwnedDataFunc freeOwnedDataFunc = NULL)¶
- Creates a double attribute containing a number of values, grouped into tuples of a given size. - Parameters
- values-- An array of doubles containing the values 
- valueCount-- The total number of values. Must be a multiple of tupleSize 
- tupleSize-- The size of tuples to group values into. 
- context-- User supplied data passed to freeOwnedDataFunc. 
- freeOwnedDataFunc-- Pointer to function that will be called when values’ memory is to be returned to the operating system. 
 
 
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DoubleAttribute(const float *times, int64_t timeCount, const value_type **values, int64_t valueCount, int64_t tupleSize, void *context = NULL, FnAttributeFreeOwnedDataFunc freeOwnedDataFunc = NULL)¶
- Creates a double attribute containing several timed samples, each containing a number of values, grouped into tuples of a given size. - Specifying values for context and freeOwnedDataFunc will cause the constructor to take ownership of the memory pointed to by values. It is the responsibility of freeOwnedDataFunc to deallocate this memory when called. - Note: when using the ‘zero copy’ version of this constructor copies of the pointers in times and values will be taken, only management of the memory pointed to by values will be transferred to the attribute. - Parameters
- times-- An array of floats, giving the times of the samples. 
- timeCount-- The number of samples for which there is data 
- values-- An array of pointers to double arrays containing values. There must be timeCount arrays, each of which has valueCount values. 
- valueCount-- The total number of values in each sample. Must be a multiple of tupleSize 
- tupleSize-- The size of tuples to group values into. 
- context-- User supplied data passed to freeOwnedDataFunc. 
- freeOwnedDataFunc-- Pointer to function that will be called when values’ memory is to be returned to the operating system. 
 
 
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accessor_type getSamples() const¶
- Returns a - SampleAccessorobject that provides a read-only view into all time samples of the Attribute.- Note
- Any pointers or references obtained from the SampleAccessorare invalidated if theSampleAccessoris destructed.
 
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array_type getNearestSample(float time) const¶
- Returns a - ConstVectorobject that provides a read-only view into values of the sample nearest to the given time.- Note
- Any pointers or references obtained from the ConstVectorare invalidated if theConstVectoris destructed.
 
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void fillInterpSample(value_type *array, int64_t valueCount, float sampleTime, const value_type defValue = 0.0, bool throwOnError = true) const¶
- Fills the interpolated values for an exact time. If the time falls between two samples, the values of the samples are interpolated to make the result. If you wish to interpolate all values in the attr, valueCount should equal attr.getNumberOfValues() 
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value_type getValue(const value_type defValue = 0.0, bool throwOnError = true) const¶
- Returns first value from the time sample nearest 0.0. This is a convenience for the extremely common case of an attribute that stores a single sample of a single value at time 0.0. By default, throws std::runtime_error if there are no time samples or no values available. - Parameters
- defValue-- The value to return if an error occurs and throwOnError is false. 
- throwOnError-- When error occurs, if true, throw std::runtime_error. If false, return defValue. 
 
 
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T getValuesAs(const T &defValue = T(), bool throwOnError = true) const¶
- Convenience function that creates an object of type T by passing the first N values from time sample nearest t=0.0. - Example: - Matrix44<double> m44d = myAttr.getValuesAs<Matrix44<double>, 16>(); - Note
- The C++98 implementation supports constructors that take at most 16 arguments.
- Return
- An object of type T, constructed with the first N values from the attribute’s primary time sample.
- Template Parameters
- T-- The type of object to construct. 
- N-- The number of values to pass to T’s constructor. 
 
- Parameters
- defValue-- The value to return if throwOnError is - falseand the attribute has either no time samples, or less than N values per sample.
- throwOnError-- Whether to throw an exception if the attribute has no time samples or has less than N values per sample. 
 
- Exceptions
- std::runtime_error-- if an error occurs and throwOnError is - true.
 
 
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DoubleAttribute &operator=(const Attribute &rhs)¶
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DoubleAttribute &operator=(Attribute &&rhs)¶
 
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typedef double 
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class Foundry::Katana::StringAttribute¶
- A class representing a data attribute containing strings. - Inherits from Foundry::Katana::DataAttribute - Public Types - 
typedef std::string value_type¶
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typedef StringConstVectorBase internal_array_type¶
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typedef StringConstVector array_type¶
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typedef SampleAccessor<const char *> accessor_type¶
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typedef SampleAccessorBase<const char *> internal_accessor_type¶
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StringAttribute(const std::string &value)¶
- Creates a string attribute containing one value. - Parameters
- value-- The value for the new attribute, in the form of a std::string. 
 
 
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StringAttribute(const char *value)¶
- Creates a string attribute containing one value. - Parameters
- value-- The value for the new attribute, in the form of a C string. 
 
 
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StringAttribute(const value_type *values, int64_t valueCount, int64_t tupleSize)¶
- Creates a string attribute containing a number of values, grouped into tuples of a given size. - Parameters
- values-- An array of std::strings containing the values 
- valueCount-- The total number of values. Must be a multiple of tupleSize 
- tupleSize-- The size of tuples to group values into. 
 
 
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StringAttribute(const std::vector<std::string> &stringvec, int64_t tupleSize = 1)¶
- Creates a string attribute containing a number of values, grouped into tuples of a given size. - Parameters
- stringvec-- A vector of std::string containing the values 
- tupleSize-- The size of tuples to group values into. 
 
 
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StringAttribute(const char **values, int64_t valueCount, int64_t tupleSize)¶
- Creates a string attribute containing a number of values, grouped into tuples of a given size. - Parameters
- values-- An array of C strings containing the values 
- valueCount-- The total number of values. Must be a multiple of tupleSize 
- tupleSize-- The size of tuples to group values into. 
 
 
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StringAttribute(const float *times, int64_t timeCount, const char ***values, int64_t valueCount, int64_t tupleSize, void *context = NULL, FnAttributeFreeOwnedDataFunc freeOwnedDataFunc = NULL)¶
- Creates a string attribute containing several timed samples, each containing a number of values, grouped into tuples of a given size. - Specifying values for context and freeOwnedDataFunc will cause the constructor to take ownership of the memory pointed to by values. It is the responsibility of freeOwnedDataFunc to deallocate this memory when called. - Note: when using the ‘zero copy’ version of this constructor copies of the pointers in times and values will be taken, only management of the memory pointed to by values will be transferred to the attribute. - Parameters
- times-- An array of floats, giving the times of the samples. 
- timeCount-- The number of samples for which there is data 
- values-- An array of pointers to C string arrays containing values. There must be timeCount arrays, each of which has valueCount values. 
- valueCount-- The total number of values in each sample. Must be a multiple of tupleSize 
- tupleSize-- The size of tuples to group values into. 
- context-- User supplied data passed to freeOwnedDataFunc. 
- freeOwnedDataFunc-- Pointer to function that will be called when values’ memory is to be returned to the operating system. 
 
 
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accessor_type getSamples() const¶
- Returns a - SampleAccessorobject that provides a read-only view into all time samples of the Attribute.- Note
- Any pointers or references obtained from the SampleAccessorare invalidated if theSampleAccessoris destructed.
 
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array_type getNearestSample(float time) const¶
- Returns a - ConstVectorobject that provides a read-only view into values of the sample nearest to the given time.- Note
- Any pointers or references obtained from the ConstVectorare invalidated if theConstVectoris destructed.
 
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value_type getValue(const value_type &defValue = value_type(), bool throwOnError = true) const¶
- Returns first value from the time sample nearest 0.0. This is a convenience for the extremely common case of an attribute that stores a single sample of a single value at time 0.0. By default, throws std::runtime_error if there are no time samples or no values available. - Parameters
- defValue-- The value to return if an error occurs and throwOnError is false. 
- throwOnError-- When error occurs, if true, throw std::runtime_error. If false, return defValue. 
 
 
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T getValuesAs(const T &defValue = T(), bool throwOnError = true) const¶
- Convenience function that creates an object of type T by passing the first N values from time sample nearest t=0.0. - Note
- The C++98 implementation supports constructors that take at most 16 arguments.
- Return
- An object of type T, constructed with the first N values from the attribute’s primary time sample.
- Template Parameters
- T-- The type of object to construct. 
- N-- The number of values to pass to T’s constructor. 
 
- Parameters
- defValue-- The value to return if throwOnError is - falseand the attribute has either no time samples, or less than N values per sample.
- throwOnError-- Whether to throw an exception if the attribute has no time samples or has less than N values per sample. 
 
- Exceptions
- std::runtime_error-- if an error occurs and throwOnError is - true.
 
 
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const char *getValueCStr(const char *defValue = "", bool throwOnError = true) const¶
- Returns first value from the time sample nearest 0.0. This is a convenience for the extremely common case of an attribute that stores a single sample of a single value at time 0.0. By default, throws std::runtime_error if there are no time samples or no values available. - Warning
- The pointer returned by this function may be invalidated if *this is destroyed.
- Parameters
- defValue-- The value to return if an error occurs and throwOnError is false. 
- throwOnError-- When error occurs, if true, throw std::runtime_error. If false, return defValue. 
 
 
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bool operator==(const char *str) const¶
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bool operator!=(const char *str) const¶
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bool operator==(const std::string &str) const¶
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bool operator!=(const std::string &str) const¶
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StringAttribute &operator=(const Attribute &rhs)¶
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StringAttribute &operator=(Attribute &&rhs)¶
 
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typedef std::string 
Group Attributes¶
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class Foundry::Katana::GroupAttribute¶
- A class representing a group attribute, used for hierarchically encapsulating other attributes. - Inherits from Foundry::Katana::Attribute - Public Types - 
typedef std::vector<NamedAttr_Type> NamedAttrVector_Type¶
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GroupAttribute(const bool groupInherit)¶
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GroupAttribute(const std::string &name1, const Attribute &attr1, const std::string &name2, const Attribute &attr2, const bool groupInherit)¶
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GroupAttribute(const char *name1, const Attribute &attr1, const char *name2, const Attribute &attr2, const bool groupInherit)¶
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GroupAttribute(const std::string &name1, const Attribute &attr1, const std::string &name2, const Attribute &attr2, const std::string &name3, const Attribute &attr3, const bool groupInherit)¶
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GroupAttribute(const char *name1, const Attribute &attr1, const char *name2, const Attribute &attr2, const char *name3, const Attribute &attr3, const bool groupInherit)¶
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GroupAttribute(const std::string &name1, const Attribute &attr1, const std::string &name2, const Attribute &attr2, const std::string &name3, const Attribute &attr3, const std::string &name4, const Attribute &attr4, const bool groupInherit)¶
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GroupAttribute(const char *name1, const Attribute &attr1, const char *name2, const Attribute &attr2, const char *name3, const Attribute &attr3, const char *name4, const Attribute &attr4, const bool groupInherit)¶
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GroupAttribute(const std::string &name1, const Attribute &attr1, const std::string &name2, const Attribute &attr2, const std::string &name3, const Attribute &attr3, const std::string &name4, const Attribute &attr4, const std::string &name5, const Attribute &attr5, const bool groupInherit)¶
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GroupAttribute(const char *name1, const Attribute &attr1, const char *name2, const Attribute &attr2, const char *name3, const Attribute &attr3, const char *name4, const Attribute &attr4, const char *name5, const Attribute &attr5, const bool groupInherit)¶
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GroupAttribute(const NamedAttrVector_Type &children, const bool inheritChildren)¶
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int64_t getNumberOfChildren() const¶
- Returns the number of child attributes under the group attribute. 
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std::string getChildName(int64_t index) const¶
- Returns the name of child at index under a group attribute. This is returned as a std::string. If index is out of range, an empty string is returned. - Parameters
- index-- The index of the child name to return. 
 
 
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const char *getChildNameCStr(int64_t index) const¶
- Returns the name of child at index under a group attribute. This is returned as a const char *. - Parameters
- index-- The index of the child name to return. 
 
 
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const char *getChildNameCStr(int64_t index, int32_t &namelen) const¶
- Returns the name of child at index under a group attribute. This is returned as a const char *. The length is also returned. - Parameters
- index-- The index of the child name to return. 
- namelen-- Output parameter where the name length is returned. 
 
 
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FnPlatform::StringView getChildNameStringView(int64_t index) const¶
- Returns the name of child at index under a group attribute. This is returned as a FnPlatform::StringView, containing the data and length. - Parameters
- index-- The index of the child name to return. 
 
 
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Attribute getChildByIndex(int64_t index) const¶
- Returns a child attribute by index within a group attribute. If index is out of range, an invalid Attribute object is returned (returnValue.isValid() == false). - Parameters
- index-- The index of the child attribute to return. 
 
 
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Attribute getChildByName(FnPlatform::StringView name) const¶
- Looks up a child attribute by name, returning it If named child does not exist, an invalid Attribute object is returned (returnValue.isValid() == false). - Parameters
- name-- The name of attribute to look up. 
 
 
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Attribute getChildByName(const char *name, int32_t length) const¶
- Looks up a child attribute by name, returning it If named child does not exist, an invalid Attribute object is returned (returnValue.isValid() == false). - Parameters
- name-- The name of attribute to look up. 
- length-- The length of the string to look up. 
 
 
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bool getGroupInherit() const¶
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void fillChildVector(NamedAttrVector_Type *children) const¶
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GroupAttribute &operator=(const Attribute &rhs)¶
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GroupAttribute &operator=(Attribute &&rhs)¶
 
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typedef std::vector<NamedAttr_Type> 
DataBuilder¶
- template <class ATTR>
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class Foundry::Katana::DataBuilder¶
- Helper class used for creating attributes. - Data is pushed into the DataBuilder, when populated with all the required data the builder build() can be called to generate a new Attribute. - The API provides several convenience typedefs of this class for the different Attribute types, which remove the template from DataBuilder: IntBuilder, FloatBuilder, DoubleBuilder, StringBuilder - Public Functions - 
DataBuilder(int64_t tupleSize = 1)¶
- Creates an empty DataBuilder with a given tuple size 
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DataBuilder(ATTR attr)¶
- Copies the data from the attribute attr into the DataBuilder 
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void reserve(int64_t timeSampleDataCount, float timeSample = 0.f)¶
- Reserves timeSampleDataCount entries in the given timesample data 
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int64_t getTupleSize() const¶
- Gets the current size tuple size of the builder 
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std::vector<float> getTimeSamples() const¶
- Get the current time samples in the builder 
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std::vector<typename ATTR::value_type> &get(const float timeSample = 0.f)¶
- Get a vector at the given data sample 
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void set(const std::vector<typename ATTR::value_type> &timeSampleData, const float timeSample = 0.f)¶
- Copies timeSampleData into the builder at the given time sample 
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void del(const float timeSample = 0.f)¶
- Removes the time sample data from the builder 
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void push_back(typename ATTR::value_type data, float timeSample = 0.f)¶
- Push back a single data element onto a given timesample 
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void update(ATTR &attr)¶
- Copies the attribute data into the builder 
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ATTR build()¶
- Create an attribute from the current data in the builder 
 
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GroupBuilder¶
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class Foundry::Katana::GroupBuilder¶
- A factory class for constructing - GroupAttributeobjects.- Typical usage involves creating a - GroupBuilder, adding attributes to it with the- set()method, and, when finished, retrieving a newly constructed- GroupAttributeusing the- GroupBuilder's- build()method.- As a convenience, - GroupBuilderhas support for creating arbitrarily nested- GroupAttributestructures by passing a dot-delimited string to- set(), which is referred to as a “path”. Note that this implies that the ‘.’ character is not a valid attribute name!- Warning
- There is currently no way to inspect the contents of the builder, other than by calling build()and inspecting the generatedGroupAttribute. Note that by defaultbuild()clears the contents of the builder; to override this behaviour passGroupBuilder::BuildAndRetaintobuild().
 - Example: - GroupBuilder gb; gb.set("my.nested.attribute", IntAttribute(2)); gb.set("myTopLevelAttribute", StringAttribute("taco")); gb.set("myOtherTopLevelAttribute", FloatAttribute(4.0f)); GroupAttribute groupAttribute = gb.build(); // Following the call to build(), |gb| is empty and |groupAttribute| has // the following structure: // // { // "my": { // "nested": { // "attribute": IntAttribute(2) // } // }, // "myTopLevelAttribute": StringAttribute("taco"), // "myOtherTopLevelAttribute": FloatAttribute(4.0f) // } - Public Types - 
enum BuilderMode¶
- An enumeration of available modes in which - GroupBuilderobjects can build their resulting- GroupAttributeobjects.- The builder mode is set when constructing a - GroupBuilderobject.- Values: - 
BuilderModeNormal= kFnKatGroupBuilderModeNormal¶
- The “normal” build mode, which allows the full suite of - GroupBuilderfunctionality. This is the default.
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BuilderModeStrict= kFnKatGroupBuilderModeStrict¶
- An advanced option that enables a more restrictive but higher performance mode of operation. - When working in this mode: 
 
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GroupBuilder()¶
- Creates a new, empty - GroupBuilderobject.- Remark
- The builder is created with GroupBuilder::BuilderModeNormal.
 
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GroupBuilder(BuilderMode builderMode)¶
- Creates a new, empty - GroupBuilderthat uses the specified BuilderMode .
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~GroupBuilder()¶
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void reset()¶
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bool isValid() const¶
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GroupBuilder &set(FnPlatform::StringView path, const Attribute &attr, bool groupInherit = true)¶
- Sets the value for the attribute identified by the given path. - If - pathrefers to an existing attribute in the builder and the builder was created with- GroupBuilder::BuilderModeNormal, the attribute is replaced.- Remark
- If the builder was created with - GroupBuilder::BuilderModeStrict, note the caveats (documented above) for working in this mode.- The empty string (“”) is not a valid path component. 
- Parameters
- path-- The path of the attribute whose value to set. 
- attr-- The attribute object to set for the given path. 
- groupInherit-- If - pathis a dot-delimited path, specifies the groupInherit flag for any new groups added by this- set()call.
 
 
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GroupBuilder &set(const char *path, int32_t length, const Attribute &attr, bool groupInherit = true)¶
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GroupBuilder &set(const char *path, int32_t length, FnAttributeHandle attr, bool groupInherit = true)¶
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GroupBuilder &setWithUniqueName(FnPlatform::StringView path, const Attribute &attr, bool groupInherit = true)¶
- Sets the value for an attribute identified using a unique name derived from the given path. - If no attribute exists for the given path, this is equivalent to calling - set(). Otherwise,- setWithUniqueName()chooses a new path by suffixing the given path with an integer.- Parameters
- path-- The base path of the attribute whose value to set. 
- attr-- The attribute object to set for the resulting path. 
- groupInherit-- If - pathis a dot-delimited path, specifies the groupInherit flag for any new groups added by this- set()call.
 
 
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GroupBuilder &del(FnPlatform::StringView path)¶
- Deletes the attribute of the builder specified with the given - path.- Remark
- This has no effect if the builder was created with GroupBuilder::BuilderModeStrict.
 
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GroupBuilder &update(const GroupAttribute &attr)¶
- Updates the contents of the builder with the attributes from the given GroupAttribute. - Any new attributes with the same names as existing attributes replace the old ones. Existing attributes not matching new attributes are left intact. (This is analogous to the Python dictionary’s update method.) - If - setGroupInherit()has not been previously called, the builder will also adopt the incoming GroupAttribute’s groupInherit flag.- Parameters
- attr-- A GroupAttribute containing new attributes to add 
 
 
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GroupBuilder &deepUpdate(const GroupAttribute &attr)¶
- Recursively updates the contents of the builder with the attributes held within the provided group attribute. - Groups are traversed until set operations can be applied at the leaves which are not - GroupAttributeobjects themselves.- If - setGroupInherit()has not been previously called, the builder will also adopt the incoming GroupAttribute’s groupInherit flag.
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GroupBuilder &reserve(int64_t n)¶
- Reserves space for - nattributes.- This is an optimisation only. Calling - reserve()before adding attributes will avoid having to reallocate internal data structures.- Parameters
- n-- The number of attributes the group attribute is to have. 
 
 
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GroupBuilder &setGroupInherit(bool groupInherit)¶
- Sets a special flag on the builder that determines the value returned by GroupAttribute::getGroupInherit() for the top-level GroupAttribute returned by - build().- This - groupInheritflag is sticky, so once it’s been set – either through an explicit call to setGroupInherit(), or indirectly via a call to- update()/ --further calls to- setGroupInherit()will have no effect.
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GroupBuilder &sort()¶
- Sorts the top-level attributes of the builder by name. - Remark
- sort()uses bytewise lexicographic ordering.
 
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GroupAttribute build(BuilderBuildMode builderMode = BuildAndFlush)¶
- Returns a newly created group attribute with the contents of the builder. - Warning
- GroupAttributesupports up to 2^28 children. An invalid attribute will be returned if this limit is breached.- By default, the contents of the builder are cleared following a call to - build(). To reuse the builder while retaining its contents, pass- GroupBuilder::BuildAndRetainfor the optional- builderModeargument.
- Parameters
- builderMode-- An optional argument specifying whether the builder’s contents are retained. 
 
 
 
Utility Classes¶
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group FnAttribute_Utility_Classes
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typedef ConstVectorBase<int32_t> IntConstVectorBase¶
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typedef ConstVectorBase<float> FloatConstVectorBase¶
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typedef ConstVectorBase<double> DoubleConstVectorBase¶
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typedef ConstVectorBase<const char *> StringConstVectorBase¶
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typedef ConstVector<int32_t> IntConstVector¶
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typedef ConstVector<float> FloatConstVector¶
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typedef ConstVector<double> DoubleConstVector¶
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typedef ConstVector<const char *> StringConstVector¶
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class ConstVectorBase¶
- #include <FnConstVector.h>Helper class used to wrap raw attribute data contained on the host side. There are several convenience typedefs of this class for the different Attribute types, which remove the template from ConstVectorBase: IntConstVectorBase, FloatConstVectorBase, DoubleConstVectorBase, StringConstVectorBase Subclassed by Foundry::Katana::ConstVector< T > Public Types - 
typedef T value_type¶
- Basic type of the data in ConstVectorBase 
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typedef std::size_t size_type¶
- Typedef of the sizetype 
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typedef std::ptrdiff_t difference_type¶
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ConstVectorBase(const Attribute &attr, float t)¶
- Constructor for a - ConstVectorBasethat shares ownership of- attr.
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ConstVectorBase(Attribute &&attr, float t)¶
- Constructor for a - ConstVectorBasethat takes ownership of- attr.
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ConstVectorBase()¶
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bool empty() const¶
- Returns false if the ConstVectorBase contains any data 
 
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typedef T 
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class ConstVector¶
- #include <FnConstVector.h>Helper class used to wrap raw attribute data contained on the host side, with a stl::vector style interface. The data is immutable so only const references are available. There are several convenience typedefs of this class for the different Attribute types, which remove the template from ConstVector: IntConstVector, FloatConstVector, DoubleConstVector, StringConstVector Inherits from Foundry::Katana::ConstVectorBase< T > Public Types - 
typedef T value_type¶
- Basic type of the data in ConstVectorBase 
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typedef const value_type *const_iterator¶
- Const iterator for the data type 
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typedef const value_type &const_reference¶
- Const reference for the data type 
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typedef std::size_t size_type¶
- Typedef of the sizetype 
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typedef std::ptrdiff_t difference_type¶
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ConstVector(const Attribute &attr, float t)¶
- Constructor for a - ConstVectorthat shares ownership of- attr.
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ConstVector(Attribute &&attr, float t)¶
- Constructor for a - ConstVectorthat takes ownership of- attr.
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ConstVector(const ConstVectorBase<T> &other)¶
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ConstVector()¶
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bool empty() const¶
- Returns false if the ConstVector contains any data 
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const_iterator begin() const¶
- Returns an iterator at the beginning of the data 
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const_iterator end() const¶
- Returns an iterator at the end of the data 
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const_reference operator[](size_type i) const¶
- Individual element access read only 
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const_reference at(size_type i) const¶
- Individual element access read only 
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const_reference front() const¶
- Returns a const reference to the first element 
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const_reference back() const¶
- Returns a const reference to the last element 
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const value_type *data() const¶
- Pointer to the raw data (read-only) 
 
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typedef T 
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class SampleAccessorBase¶
- Subclassed by Foundry::Katana::SampleAccessor< ValueT > - Public Functions - 
SampleAccessorBase()¶
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SampleAccessorBase(const Attribute &attr)¶
- Constructor for an accessor that shares ownership of - attr.
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SampleAccessorBase(const Attribute *attr)¶
- Constructor for an accessor that does not take ownership of - attr.
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~SampleAccessorBase()¶
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SampleAccessorBase(const SampleAccessorBase &rhs)¶
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SampleAccessorBase(SampleAccessorBase &&rhs)¶
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SampleAccessorBase &operator=(const SampleAccessorBase &rhs)¶
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SampleAccessorBase &operator=(SampleAccessorBase &&rhs)¶
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bool isValid() const¶
- Returns - trueif this is a valid accessor – an accessor that was created from a valid FnAttribute and not via the default constructor.
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int64_t getNumberOfTimeSamples() const¶
- Returns the number of samples in the attribute. 
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int64_t getNumberOfValues() const¶
- Returns the number of values per sample. 
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size_t size() const¶
- Returns the number of samples in the attribute. 
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bool empty() const¶
- Returns - trueif the attribute has no time samples (or the accessor is invalid).
 
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class SampleAccessor¶
- #include <FnSampleAccessor.h>A SampleAccessorprovides access to the sample buffers contained in aDataAttribute. Create one by calling thegetSamples()method of anyDataAttribute.C++11 Example: auto accessor = attr.getSamples(); for (const auto& sample : accessor) { int64_t idx = sample.getSampleIndex(); float t = sample.getSampleTime(); const int* data = sample.data(); for (int val : sample) { // ... } } - Note
- Pointers and references returned by SampleAccessorare invalidated when the accessor is destructed.
 C++98 Example: IntAttribute::accessor_type accessor = attr.getSamples(); for (IntAttribute::accessor_type::const_iterator it = accessor.begin(); it != accessor.end(); ++it) { int64_t idx = it->getSampleIndex(); float t = it->getSampleTime(); const int* data = it->data(); for (IntAttribute::sample_type::const_iterator valIt = it->begin(); valueIt != sampleIt->end(); ++valueIt) { int val = *it; } } Inherits from Foundry::Katana::SampleAccessorBase< ValueT > Public Functions - 
SampleAccessor(const Attribute &attr)¶
- Constructs a SampleAccessor to access data of the given attribute. You should call - getSamples()on a- DataAttributeinstead.- Parameters
- attr-- The attribute whose data is to be accessed. 
 
 
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SampleAccessor(const Attribute *attr)¶
- Constructor for an accessor that does not take ownership of - attr.
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SampleAccessor()¶
- Constructs an invalid SampleAccessor, that is, - isValid()will return- false.
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SampleAccessor(const SampleAccessorBase<ValueT> &other)¶
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const_iterator begin() const¶
- Returns an iterator to the first sample. 
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const_iterator end() const¶
- Returns an iterator to the past-the-end sample. 
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const_reference front() const¶
- Returns a reference to the first sample. 
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const_reference back() const¶
- Returns a reference to the last sample. 
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const_reference operator[](difference_type i) const¶
- Returns a reference to the ith sample. 
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const_reference at(difference_type i) const¶
- Returns a reference to the ith sample. - Exceptions
- std::out_of_range-- if - iis not a valid index.
 
 
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FnPlatform::ArrayView<float> getSampleTimes() const¶
- Returns a view of the samples times present in this attribute. 
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const_reference getNearestSample(float t) const¶
- Returns a reference to the sample closest to t, or a reference to a default-constructed - Sampleif the accessor contains no time samples.
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int64_t getNearestSampleIndex(float t) const¶
- Returns the index of the sample closest to t, or - 0if the accessor contains no time samples.
 
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class Sample¶
- #include <FnSampleAccessor.h>Reference to a single time sample. - Note
- Sampleobjects do not own any data; any pointers or references obtained from a- Sampleobject will be invalidated if the backing- SampleAccessorobject is destructed.
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Sample(const ValueT *data, int64_t valueCount, int64_t sampleIndex, float time)¶
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Sample()¶
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float getSampleTime() const¶
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int64_t getSampleIndex() const¶
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int64_t getNumberOfValues() const¶
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T getAs(const T &defValue = T()) const¶
- Convenience function that creates an object of type T by passing the first N values from the sample. - Note
- The C++98 implementation supports constructors that take at most 16 arguments.
- Return
- An object of type T, constructed with the first N values from the sample.
- Template Parameters
- T-- The type of object to construct. 
- N-- The number of values to pass to T’s constructor. 
 
- Parameters
- defValue-- The value to return if the sample contains less than N values. 
 
 
 
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class SampleIterator¶
- Public Types - 
typedef std::ptrdiff_t difference_type¶
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typedef Pointer pointer¶
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typedef std::random_access_iterator_tag iterator_category¶
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SampleIterator()¶
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SampleIterator(const SampleAccessor<ValueT> &acc, int64_t sampleIndex = 0)¶
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reference operator[](difference_type n) const¶
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SampleIterator &operator++()¶
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SampleIterator &operator--()¶
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SampleIterator operator++(int)¶
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SampleIterator operator--(int)¶
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SampleIterator &operator+=(difference_type n)¶
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SampleIterator &operator-=(difference_type n)¶
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bool operator==(SampleIterator lhs, SampleIterator rhs)¶
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bool operator!=(SampleIterator lhs, SampleIterator rhs)¶
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bool operator<(SampleIterator lhs, SampleIterator rhs)¶
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bool operator>(SampleIterator lhs, SampleIterator rhs)¶
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bool operator<=(SampleIterator lhs, SampleIterator rhs)¶
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bool operator>=(SampleIterator lhs, SampleIterator rhs)¶
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SampleIterator operator+(SampleIterator lhs, difference_type n)¶
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SampleIterator operator+(difference_type n, SampleIterator rhs)¶
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SampleIterator operator-(SampleIterator lhs, difference_type n)¶
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difference_type operator-(SampleIterator lhs, SampleIterator rhs)¶
 
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typedef std::ptrdiff_t 
 
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typedef ConstVectorBase<int32_t> 
Utility Functions¶
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group FnAttribute_Utility_Functions
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std::string DelimiterEncode(const std::string &str)¶
- Encodes and returns the string provided for use as an attribute name. - Useful to manually work around the case where one wants to have a FnAttribute::GroupAttribute, where the immediate children have dots in their names. - 0x2E -> 0xB0 Period -> Degree sign 0x2F -> 0xB1 Slash -> Plus-or-minus sign - Both of these swaps correspond to a - 0x82offset.
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std::string DelimiterDecode(const std::string &str)¶
- Decodes and returns the string provided for use as an attribute name. - Useful to manually work around the case where one wants to have a FnAttribute::GroupAttribute, where the immediate children have dots in their names. - 0x2E -> 0xB0 Period -> Degree sign 0x2F -> 0xB1 Slash -> Plus-or-minus sign - Both of these swaps correspond to a - 0x82offset.
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uint64_t GetTotalSize()¶
- Returns the total memory currently allocated by the FnAttribute library. 
 
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std::string