DD::Image::ViewerContext Class Reference

Classes
struct	ViewerWindowFormatContext

Public Member Functions
const Vector3 &	pos () const
const Vector3 &	dPos () const
const Vector3 &	mousePosInHandleSpace () const
float	x () const
	Position of mouse in OpenGL. More...
float	y () const
	Position of mouse in OpenGL. More...
float	z () const
	Position of mouse in OpenGL. More...
DD::Image::ViewerEvent	event () const
void	event (const DD::Image::ViewerEvent newEvent)
bool	draw_solid ()
bool	draw_transparent ()
bool	draw_hidden_solid ()
bool	draw_lines ()
bool	draw_hidden_lines ()
bool	draw_overlay ()
bool	draw_knobs ()
bool	draw_unpickable_lines ()
bool	draw_unpickable_hidden_lines ()
bool	hit_detect ()
bool	lighting ()
bool	showViewerGrid () const
void	showViewerGrid (bool show)
void	menu (Menu *menu)
bool	nudgeXY (double &x, double &y, double amount=1.0)
bool	nudgeTransform (double &x, double &y, double amount=1.0, double *rotate=nullptr, double *scale=nullptr)
bool	nudgeXYZ (double &, double &, double &, double amount=1.0)
int	what_to_draw () const
void	what_to_draw (int n)
void	add_draw_handle (DrawHandleCallbackFunc cb, void *, Node *, DrawHandleTypeMask drawHandleType=eDrawHandleNodeSelection)
void	addDrawableGeo (GeoInfo *geo, Node *node)
DrawableGeo *	findDrawableGeo (unsigned int pickID)
const std::vector< DrawableGeo > &	getDrawableGeoList () const
ViewerMode	viewer_mode () const
	The mode of the viewer. 0 for 2D, non-zero for various 3D modes. More...
TransformSpace	transformSpace () const
int	transform_mode () const
void	transform_mode (int v)
Display3DMode	display3d (Display3DMode mydisplay3d) const
	How to draw objects: More...
unsigned	node_color () const
unsigned	fg_color () const
unsigned	bg_color () const
unsigned	selected_color () const
unsigned	focused_color () const
unsigned	soft_select_min_color () const
unsigned	soft_select_max_color () const
void	set_node_color (unsigned col)
void	set_selected_color (unsigned col)
void	set_focused_color (unsigned col)
void	set_soft_select_min_color (unsigned col)
void	set_soft_select_max_color (unsigned col)
float	transformHandleSize3D () const
float	handleSize () const
float	handlePickSize () const
float	lineWidth () const
float	devicePixelRatio () const
const Matrix4 &	model_matrix () const
const Matrix4 &	proj_matrix () const
const Matrix4 &	cam_matrix () const
const Vector4 &	camera_pos () const
float	zoom () const
float	zoom (float x, float y, float z=0) const
float	icon_size () const
float	icon_size (float x, float y, float z=0) const
const Box &	viewport () const
const Box &	visibleViewportArea () const
const Box &	clipArea () const
Box	clipAreaFormatSpace () const
void	getScreenBoundingBox (const std::vector< DD::Image::Vector3 > &points, DD::Image::Box &bboxOut) const
Box	viewAreaFromScreenToRender (const Box &area) const
AxisOp *	camera () const
bool	locked () const
bool	unlocked () const
bool	interactive () const
int	pixmap_size_hint_w () const
int	pixmap_size_hint_h () const
void	pixmap_size_hint (int w, int h)
bool	non_default_texture_matrix () const
bool	non_default_texture_matrix (bool v)
void	center_viewer (float x, float y)
bool	draw_is_expensive () const
void	set_draw_is_expensive (bool expensive)
ViewerConnected	connected () const
	Flags about what is between this & viewer.
bool	reallyConnected () const
void	connected (ViewerConnected v, bool reallyConnected=true)
void	expand_bbox (bool active, const Box3 &)
void	expand_bbox (bool active, float x, float y, float r, float t)
void	expand_bbox (bool active, float x, float y, float z=0)
Box3 &	bbox ()
Box3 &	active_bbox ()
bool	addCamera (AxisOp *newCamera)
bool	addLight (LightOp *newLight)
const std::vector< AxisOp * > &	cameras () const
const std::vector< LightOp * > &	lights () const
bool	renderInProgress () const
bool	playbackInProgress () const
void	setPlaybackInProgress (bool inProgress)
bool	draw_animation_path ()
bool	draw_animation_path_done ()
void	draw_animation_path_done (bool done)
void	accept_drop (bool accept)
bool	accept_drop ()
const float *	getZBuffer () const
RegularGrid *	buildGrid ()
Hash	getDrawableGeometryHash () const
Box	selection () const
SelectionMode3D	getSelectionMode3D () const
Select3DAction	getSelectionAction () const
bool	getOcclusionTest () const
void	setSelection (const Box &newSelection)
void	setSelectionMode3D (SelectionMode3D mode)
void	setSelectionAction (Select3DAction action)
void	setOcclusionTest (bool enabled)
virtual float	gamma () const
virtual float	gain () const
void	setMenuFirstCall (bool menuFirstCall)
bool	menuFirstCall () const
Menu *	menu () const
bool	glHandlesCached () const
void	glHandlesCached (const bool glHandlesCached)
ViewerWindowFormatContext &	viewerWindowFormatContext ()
bool	isPerspectiveRender () const
void	requestRedraw (bool request)
	Force a redraw of the viewer. This is for use by plugins which are doing progressive rendering and don't want to frezze the UI.
bool	redrawRequested () const
ViewerContextImpl *	pImpl () const
	Internal use only.

Static Public Member Functions
static int	mouse_x ()
static int	mouse_y ()
static int	wheel_dx ()
static int	wheel_dy ()
static float	pressure ()
static int	clicks ()
static void	clicks (int i)
static bool	is_click ()
static void	clear_is_click ()
static unsigned	button ()
static bool	state (unsigned v)
static unsigned	state ()
static unsigned	key ()
static const char *	key_text ()
static unsigned	key_text_length ()
static int	pointer_type ()
static bool	auto_repeat ()
static void	getViewerWindowPanZoom (const ViewerWindowFormatContext &formatCtx, float &panx, float &pany, float &zoomx, float &zoomy)
static DD::Image::Vector2	convertFromViewerToFormat (const ViewerWindowFormatContext &formatCtx, const DD::Image::Vector2 &pos)

Public Attributes
Matrix4	modelmatrix

Static Public Attributes
static bool(*	is_down )(unsigned key)

Protected Member Functions
void	saveZBuffer ()
unsigned int	getGeometryComponentLength (GeoInfo *geo)
void	recalculateGeometryOffsets ()
void	setRenderInProgress (bool inProgress)
ViewerContext &	operator= (const ViewerContext &)
	noncopy and nonassign
	ViewerContext (const ViewerContext &)

Protected Attributes
ViewerMode	viewer_mode_
TransformSpace	_transformSpace
ViewerConnected	connected_
bool	_reallyConnected
bool	_renderInProgress
bool	_playbackInProgress
Display3DMode	display3d_
int	what_to_draw_
bool	_showViewerGrid
DD::Image::ViewerEvent	event_
Vector3	pos_
Vector3	posDeltaSinceLast_
Vector3	mousePosInHandleSpace_
unsigned	node_color_
unsigned	fg_color_
unsigned	bg_color_
unsigned	selected_color_
unsigned	focused_color_
unsigned	soft_select_min_color_
unsigned	soft_select_max_color_
float	icon_size_base
float	icon_size_power
float	transformHandleSize3D_
float	handleSize_
float	handlePickSize_
float	lineWidth_
float	_devicePixelRatio
Box	viewport_
	see viewport() for more information
float	center_x
float	center_y
float	reserve2
float	reserve3
Box	visibleViewportArea_
Box	_clipArea
	see clipArea() for more information
int	pixmap_size_hint_w_
int	pixmap_size_hint_h_
bool	ndtm
bool	center_called
std::vector< Draw_Handle_Callback >	draw_handle_list
std::vector< DrawableGeo >	drawableGeoList
RegularGrid *	_grid
Hash	_gridHash
Box3	bbox_
	build_handles sets this to bounding box of everything
Box3	active_bbox_
	build_handles sets this to bounding box of active things
std::vector< AxisOp * >	_cameras
std::vector< LightOp * >	_lights
AxisOp *	camera_
CameraLockMode	_camera_lockmode
int	transform_mode_
Matrix4	projmatrix
Matrix4	cameramatrix
Vector4	_cameraPos
	The current camera location in world coordinates.
bool	my_draw_animation_path
bool	my_draw_animation_path_done
bool	_accept_drop
Menu *	_menu
Hash	_geometryListHash
bool	_glHandlesCached

Static Protected Attributes
static int *	mouse_x_
static int *	mouse_y_
static int *	wheel_dx_
static int *	wheel_dy_
static float *	pressure_
static unsigned *	state_
static int *	clicks_
static unsigned *	is_click_
static unsigned *	key_
static unsigned *	length_
static const char **	text_
static bool *	auto_repeat_
static int *	pointer_type_

Friends
class	::Viewer_Window
class	::SelectionManager
struct	::KnobSelectionRecord

Related Functions
(Note that these are not member functions.)
enum	Display3DMode
enum	ViewerConnected
enum	TransformSpace : uint8_t
enum	ViewerMode
enum	ViewerEvent
enum	CameraLockMode
enum
enum
enum
enum
enum	Cursor

Detailed Description

This structure is passed to the Op::build_handles() functions, and also to any callbacks that the build_handles() creates with add_draw_handle().

The data inside of it describes the state of the Nuke viewer and any modifications done by the build_handles() calls by operators between the one being called and the viewer.

Member Function Documentation

const Vector3 & DD::Image::ViewerContext::pos ( ) const

inline

Returns the coordinate associated with the event (e.g. the mouse pos when clicking on a handle or the pos of the selected handle when a key is pressed) translated into whatever coordinate system was in effect when the current handle was created.

When the event type is PUSH, CURSOR or HOVER_MOVE and the handle type is POSITION this is equal to the handle's location in handle-space. This call only ever operates on one handle at a time.

Similarly when the event type is PUSH, CURSOR or HOVER_MOVE and the handle type is SELECTABLE this is equal to the handle's location for non-batched handles and the absolute (adjusted) mouse location (in handle space) for batched handles.

Otherwise this position, for any other event and for any handle type (with two exceptions; details to follow) is set to be the current (adjusted) mouse location.

const Vector3 & DD::Image::ViewerContext::dPos ( ) const

inline

Returns the change in coordinate of the mouse since the last event, translated into whatever coordinate system was in effect when the current handle was created.

This will (probably) be (0.0f, 0.0f, 0.0f) on push, and the change is movement since the last move otherwise.

const Vector3 & DD::Image::ViewerContext::mousePosInHandleSpace ( ) const

inline

Returns the coordinate associated with the event (e.g. the mouse pos when clicking on a handle or the pos of the selected handle when a key is pressed) translated into handle space

double DD::Image::ViewerContext::x ( ) const

inline

Position of mouse in OpenGL.

Returns the x coordinate of the mouse, translated into whatever coordinate system was in effect when the current handle was created.

double DD::Image::ViewerContext::y ( ) const

inline

Position of mouse in OpenGL.

Returns the y coordinate of the mouse, translated into whatever coordinate system was in effect when the current handle was created.

double DD::Image::ViewerContext::z ( ) const

inline

Position of mouse in OpenGL.

Returns the z coordinate of the mouse, translated into whatever coordinate system was in effect when the current handle was created.

int DD::Image::ViewerContext::mouse_x ( )

inlinestatic

Returns the position of the mouse in pixels

int DD::Image::ViewerContext::mouse_y ( )

inlinestatic

Returns the position of the mouse in pixels, 0 is the top of the viewer.

int DD::Image::ViewerContext::wheel_dx ( )

inlinestatic

Returns the number of clicks the wheel moved horizontally.

int DD::Image::ViewerContext::wheel_dy ( )

inlinestatic

Returns the number of clicks the wheel moved vertically.

int DD::Image::ViewerContext::clicks ( )

inlinestatic

Returns 0 on a PUSH event for a single click, 1 for a double click, 2 for triple, etc.

void DD::Image::ViewerContext::clicks ( int  i )

inlinestatic

Change the number of clicks, for fooling other knobs into acting different.

bool DD::Image::ViewerContext::is_click ( )

inlinestatic

True if a short enough time has passed since the last PUSH that this should be considered a "click" rather than a "hold". Clicks pop up menus, holds select menu items.

void DD::Image::ViewerContext::clear_is_click ( )

inlinestatic

Turn a click into a hold. If you do this before setting a menu then the click will pick the default item rather than making the menu appear.

int DD::Image::ViewerContext::button ( )

inlinestatic

For PUSH and RELEASE events, returns one of these values:

• DD::Image::LeftButton (1)
• DD::Image::MiddleButton (2)
• DD::Image::RightButton (3) May return higher numbers for mice with more buttons. Returns garbage if the event is not PUSH or RELEASE.

Also see pointer_type() and key().

int DD::Image::ViewerContext::key ( )

inlinestatic

Returns which key the user hit for a KEY event. Letters return lower-case characters like 'x'. Other keys return symbols that are listed in ViewerContext.h.

const char * DD::Image::ViewerContext::key_text ( )

inlinestatic

String produced by this key. Mostly this lets you see the actual letter typed, for instance the X key produces 'x' for key() but "x", "X", or "\x18" depending on the shift and control keys.

int DD::Image::ViewerContext::key_text_length ( )

inlinestatic

Length of string returned by key_text(), so that a key that produces "\0" can be distinguished from a key that produces nothing.

int DD::Image::ViewerContext::pointer_type ( )

inlinestatic

For PUSH and RELEASE events, returns one of these values:

• DD::Image::eUnknown
• DD::Image::ePen
• DD::Image::eCursor (indicating the mouse)
• DD::Image::eEraser See also button().

int DD::Image::ViewerContext::event ( ) const

inline

Return the event that caused Knob::draw_handles() or a handle callback to be done. This can be DRAW, DRAW_SHADOW, MOVE, PUSH, DRAG, RELEASE, KEY, KEYUP, WHEEL, or items from menus. See Knob::begin_handle() for more information. It may also be NO_EVENT when after menu() has been called.

bool ViewerContext::draw_solid

(

)

True if you should draw solid opaque objects

References DD::Image::DRAW_OPAQUE, and DD::Image::MOVE.

Referenced by DD::Image::CameraOp::draw_handle().

bool ViewerContext::draw_transparent

(

)

True if you should draw objects that may be transparent

References DD::Image::MOVE.

Referenced by DD::Image::Transform::draw_handle().

bool ViewerContext::draw_hidden_solid

(

)

True if you should draw solid objects that are can be seen behind objects with a stippled pattern.

References DD::Image::MOVE.

bool ViewerContext::draw_lines

(

)

True if you should draw wireframes and points.

References DD::Image::DRAW_OVERLAY, and DD::Image::DRAW_STIPPLED.

Referenced by DD::Image::CameraOp::draw_handle(), DD::Image::Transform::draw_handle(), and DD::Image::AxisOp::draw_handle().

bool ViewerContext::draw_hidden_lines

(

)

True if you should draw wireframes and points that can be seen behind objects with a stippled pattern.

References DD::Image::DRAW_OVERLAY, and DD::Image::DRAW_STIPPLED.

Referenced by DD::Image::CameraOp::draw_handle().

bool ViewerContext::draw_overlay

(

)

True if you should draw overlays.

References DD::Image::DRAW_OVERLAY, and DD::Image::MOVE.

bool ViewerContext::draw_knobs

(

)

For back compatibility, same as draw_hidden_lines().

Referenced by DD::Image::ComplexLightOp::draw_handle(), and DD::Image::LightOp::draw_handle().

bool ViewerContext::draw_unpickable_lines

(

)

True if you should draw lines that are not hit-detected.

References DD::Image::DRAW_LINES, and DD::Image::DRAW_STIPPLED.

Referenced by DD::Image::AxisOp::draw_handle().

bool ViewerContext::draw_unpickable_hidden_lines

(

)

True if you should draw lines that are not hit-detected.

References DD::Image::DRAW_SHADOW, and DD::Image::DRAW_STIPPLED.

bool DD::Image::ViewerContext::hit_detect ( )

inline

True if draw is being called for hit detection.

References DD::Image::MOVE.

Referenced by DD::Image::CameraOp::draw_handle().

bool DD::Image::ViewerContext::lighting ( )

inline

True if OpenGL lights have been enabled

References DD::Image::SHOW_LIGHTING.

bool DD::Image::ViewerContext::showViewerGrid ( ) const

inline

True if the 3D viewer grid should be drawn.

void DD::Image::ViewerContext::showViewerGrid ( bool  show )

inline

Sets whether the 3D viewer grid should be drawn.

void ViewerContext::menu

(

Menu *

menu

)

A Knob handle callback can call this to make a popup menu. This is a little complex in order to allow a single menu item to modify all the selected handles, even if they belong to different knobs.

If event() is PUSH then the menu is popped up and it waits for the user to select an item. You may want to call this only if button() or state() is correct, or change which menu is used depending on the buttons. When this returns event() will have either been changed to NO_EVENT or to one of the event numbers from an item in the menu.

If event() is KEY then if this matches a menu item then the event number is changed to the number from that item. If there is no match then event() is not changed (so you could use the KEY for something else).

If event() is NO_EVENT then an item was picked already from some menu. In this case, if this is the same menu, then the event() is changed to the same value. If this is a different menu then the event() is left at NO_EVENT. This allows different knobs and handles to share the effects of a menu.

bool ViewerContext::nudgeTransform	(	double &	x,
		double &	y,
		double	amount = 1.0,
		double *	rotate = nullptr,
		double *	scale = nullptr
	)

Apply the current key state to nudge X and Y values

References DD::Image::KEY.

bool ViewerContext::nudgeXYZ	(	double &	x,
		double &	y,
		double &	z,
		double	amount = 1.0
	)

Apply the current key state to nudge X, Y and Z values

References DD::Image::KEY.

void ViewerContext::add_draw_handle	(	DrawHandleCallbackFunc	cb,
		void *	object,
		Node *	node,
		DrawHandleTypeMask	drawHandleType = eDrawHandleNodeSelection
	)

Add a callback that will be used to draw something in the viewer. A build_handles() function calls this, the list is then called repeatedly to draw the viewer, and also for hit-detection.

object is an arbitrary pointer that is passed to the callback.

node is a pointer to a Node. This is used to set the colors and also as the node to be selected if the user clicks on any of the graphics drawn by the callback.

type is an indicator of the type of handle we are adding. A geometry handle will always be drawn, regardless of whether which selection mode we're in; a selection handle will only be drawn when we're in the appropriate selection mode; and any other handle will be drawn when we're in node select mode (the Nuke default).

This callback will be called with this exact same ViewerContext. The modelmatrix and connected() settings will be restored to how they are when this was called (actually the modelmatrix is also multiplied by the camera and zoom/pan currently being used by the viewer). The event() will be set to say why it is being called.

References DD::Image::Draw_Handle_Callback::callback, DD::Image::Draw_Handle_Callback::connected, DD::Image::Draw_Handle_Callback::data, DD::Image::Draw_Handle_Callback::drawHandleType, DD::Image::Draw_Handle_Callback::glCached, DD::Image::Draw_Handle_Callback::matrix, DD::Image::Draw_Handle_Callback::node, DD::Image::Draw_Handle_Callback::object, DD::Image::Draw_Handle_Callback::parentTransform, and DD::Image::Draw_Handle_Callback::reallyConnected.

Referenced by DD::Image::GeoOp::add_draw_geometry(), DD::Image::Knob::add_draw_handle(), DD::Image::Op::add_draw_handle(), and DD::Image::Render::buildGeoInfoHandle().

DrawableGeo * ViewerContext::findDrawableGeo

(

unsigned int

pickID

)

Does a binary search through the drawables to find the one containing the packedID, if any. The return value will be a valid DrawableGeo pointer if we found anything, or NULL if not.

Runtime is O(log n), where n is the number of drawables.

ViewerMode DD::Image::ViewerContext::viewer_mode ( ) const

inline

The mode of the viewer. 0 for 2D, non-zero for various 3D modes.

Return which type of viewer this is for.

Referenced by DD::Image::TransformGeo::build_handles(), DD::Image::AxisOp::build_handles(), DD::Image::GeoOp::build_matrix_handles(), and DD::Image::CameraOp::draw_handle().

ViewerMode DD::Image::ViewerContext::transformSpace ( ) const

inline

Return which type of transform space this is for. The default is object space.

int DD::Image::ViewerContext::transform_mode ( ) const

inline

The mode of the current transform, 0 means 2D, with 1unit = 1pixel.

Referenced by DD::Image::TransformGeo::build_handles(), DD::Image::RenderScene::build_handles(), DD::Image::Transform::build_handles(), DD::Image::AxisOp::build_handles(), DD::Image::Render::build_handles(), DD::Image::GeoOp::build_matrix_handles(), and DD::Image::RenderScene::doAnyHandles().

void DD::Image::ViewerContext::transform_mode ( int  v )

inline

Some clever nodes can change the mode of their input.

Display3DMode ViewerContext::display3d

(

Display3DMode

mydisplay3d

)

const

How to draw objects:

Return how to draw 3d objects. object_style3d is the setting on this object's control panel. Current version returns the minimum of this and the viewer's style3d setting, and returns wireframe if this node is not connected to the viewer or if the panel is closed and the viewer control to make closed things wireframe is set.

Referenced by DD::Image::CameraOp::draw_handle(), DD::Image::Transform::draw_handle(), DD::Image::AxisOp::draw_handle(), DD::Image::Primitive::draw_solid_vertex(), and DD::Image::Primitive::getDataArray().

unsigned DD::Image::ViewerContext::node_color ( ) const

inline

Return the color of the current node. This can be used to color things in the viewer to match. The color is 8 bits per channel in the form 0xrrggbbaa. Currently the alpha is ignored.

If event() is DRAW_SHADOW this returns a color to draw shadows.

Referenced by DD::Image::ComplexLightOp::draw_handle(), DD::Image::CameraOp::draw_handle(), DD::Image::Transform::draw_handle(), DD::Image::AxisOp::draw_handle(), and DD::Image::LightOp::draw_handle().

unsigned DD::Image::ViewerContext::fg_color ( ) const

inline

Return the user-selected foreground color for the viewer. This can be used to draw line segments atop your object. We recommend you use node_color() if your object only consists of lines, however.

If event() is DRAW_SHADOW this returns a color to draw shadows.

Referenced by DD::Image::ComplexLightOp::draw_handle(), DD::Image::CameraOp::draw_handle(), DD::Image::AxisOp::draw_handle(), and DD::Image::LightOp::draw_handle().

unsigned DD::Image::ViewerContext::bg_color ( ) const

inline

Return the color of the background of the viewer. This can be used to make sure you contrast with it.

float DD::Image::ViewerContext::devicePixelRatio ( ) const

inline

Return the device pixel ratio for the viewer. This is the ration of screen pixels to UI pixels when on a scaled high-DPI display.

float ViewerContext::zoom

(

)

const

Same as zoom(0,0,0). If the viewer is not showing perspective the position does not matter, so it is safe to call this.

float ViewerContext::zoom	(	float	x,
		float	y,
		float	z = 0
	)		const

Return how big a 1-unit line segment starting at the given xyz will draw in pixels. This can be used for hit detection or to scale things so they draw a given size on the screen.

This depends on the camera position and 2D zoom factor. These are not decided when build_handles() is called on objects. So you cannot call this at that time, instead you must call and use this in draw_handle(). As this function is somewhat slow (it does 3 matrix multiplications) you should call it once and put the result in a local variable.

Warning: returns INFINITY for things at or behind the camera, or nearer than the near plane. This indicates that things are invisible.

Note that as zoom is mostly intended for drawing handles at a useful size for the user, it works in UI pixels, not device pixels so you may need to scale by devicePixelRatio if using it for other purposes.

References DD::Image::Vector4::divide_w().

float ViewerContext::icon_size

(

)

const

Same as icon_size(0,0,0)

Referenced by DD::Image::ComplexLightOp::draw_handle(), DD::Image::CameraOp::draw_handle(), DD::Image::AxisOp::draw_handle(), DD::Image::LightOp::draw_handle(), and DD::Image::Primitive::draw_normal().

float ViewerContext::icon_size	(	float	x,
		float	y,
		float	z = 0
	)		const

Return a scale factor to draw things that should be fixed-size on the screen. This takes into account zoom() and the user's preferences for icon size and power factor. The returned value is used as the length of the 3D axis handles and the diameter of the circle in the 2D transform manipulator, scale your icons appropriately to match.

Warning: returns zero (0) for things at or behind the camera, or nearer than the near plane. This indicates that things are invisible.

const Box& DD::Image::ViewerContext::viewport ( ) const

inline

Returns the BBox xywh of the viewer in pixels, in screen space (i.e. not render/format space). To convert the return values from screen-space to render/format-space call viewareaFromScreenToRender()

Referenced by DD::Image::gl_drawTextTopLeftOrthogonal(), and DD::Image::ViewFrustum::ViewFrustum().

const Box& DD::Image::ViewerContext::visibleViewportArea ( ) const

inline

Returns the BBox xywh of the visible viewer in pixels, this value is the same as viewport() but smaller as it removes the width/height of . any toolbars. As with viewport() the return value is in screen space (i.e. not render/format space). To convert from screen-space to render/format-space call viewareaFromScreenToRender()

Referenced by DD::Image::gl_drawTextTopLeftOrthogonal().

const Box& DD::Image::ViewerContext::clipArea ( ) const

inline

Similar to viewport() except this returns the BBox xywh of the area of interest, where interest denotes an area outside of which rendered items can be ignored rather than the full visible area. i.e. will not be considered during some arbritrary calculation. For example during non-PUSH events the return value will be equal to the return value from visibleViewportArea() and during PUSH events it will be whatever region the hit-detect area is interested in (i.e. much smaller). The return value is the screen-space (i.e. not render/format space) BBox xywh of the area of interest. To convert from screen-space to render/format-space call viewAreaFromScreenToRender().

Box ViewerContext::clipAreaFormatSpace

(

)

const

Same as the above but converts the clip area into format space

void ViewerContext::getScreenBoundingBox	(	const std::vector< DD::Image::Vector3 > &	points,
		DD::Image::Box &	bboxOut
	)		const

Get the screen space bounds of a vector of points

References DD::Image::GLProject(), DD::Image::Box::r(), DD::Image::Box::t(), DD::Image::Box::x(), and DD::Image::Box::y().

Box ViewerContext::viewAreaFromScreenToRender

(

const Box &

area

)

const

Converts a render or viewport area from screen-space for render/format-space, e.g. those returned from viewport(), visibleViewportArea() or renderArea(). Note that this is comparitivly expensive operation.

References DD::Image::Box::r(), DD::Image::Box::t(), DD::Image::Box::x(), and DD::Image::Box::y().

void ViewerContext::expand_bbox	(	bool	active,
		const Box3 &	box
	)

build_handles() can call this to indicate the volume that surrounds anything that is being drawn. These are all merged together to produce auto-frame and near/far plane settings in the viewer.

If active is true this indicates that the volume is selected and the "frame" shortcut in the Viewer should show it. If this is not true the volume is only used for setting the near/far planes of the Viewer's OpenGL camera.

References DD::Image::Box3::empty(), and DD::Image::Box3::transform().

Referenced by DD::Image::GeoOp::add_draw_geometry(), and DD::Image::AxisOp::build_handles().

void ViewerContext::expand_bbox	(	bool	active,
		float	x,
		float	y,
		float	r,
		float	t
	)

Add a flat rectangle in the z=0 plane to the volume that surrounds anything that is being drawn. This is most useful for 2D controls.

void ViewerContext::expand_bbox	(	bool	active,
		float	x,
		float	y,
		float	z = 0
	)

Add a point to the volume of things being drawn. Enough slop is added so that the icon_size() surrounding this is visible.

bool ViewerContext::addCamera

(

AxisOp *

newCamera

)

build_handles() can call this to set a camera that the user is likely to want to view through. The 'h' key in the viewer will then lock to one of these cameras. AxisOp is a base class common to both Camera and Light, you can put any AxisOp on this list, objects without lens information will use the normal zoom factor of the Viewer.

If there are no other rules, the first camera added takes precedence. Thus a renderer should add the camera before it adds it's input operators.

Returns true if this really is a new camera. Returns false if the camera already exists in the list, possibly from a different operator.

References DD::Image::Op::node_disabled().

Referenced by DD::Image::RenderScene::build_handles().

bool ViewerContext::addLight

(

LightOp *

newLight

)

build_handles() can call this to add a light to the OpenGL scene. Returns false if already in scene.

References DD::Image::Op::node_disabled().

void ViewerContext::setSelection

(

const Box &

newSelection

)

The width and height of the box you pass in here are expanded by 1 pixel, so that it represents an inclusive range.

Menu* DD::Image::ViewerContext::menu ( ) const

inline

Return the context menu. May not be valid in all circumstances.

Friends And Related Function Documentation

enum Display3DMode

related

Value for GeoOp::display3d() and ViewerContext::display3d()

enum ViewerConnected

related

Values for ViewerContext::connected()

enum TransformSpace : uint8_t

related

Value for ViewerContext::transformSpace()

enum ViewerMode

related

Value for ViewerContext::viewer_mode()

enum ViewerEvent

related

Value for ViewerContext::event().

enum CameraLockMode

related

Value for camera lock mode

anonymous enum

related

Value for ViewerContext::what_to_draw(). This is a bunch of checkmarks on the viewer. The viewer will implement some of these (such as transparency or lighting) by initializing the OpenGL state, but it may still be useful to check if they are off.

anonymous enum

related

Values for ViewerContext::key() and ViewerContext::is_down(). Same values as Qt. Use lowercase 'x' or the unshifted symbol for the printing character keys.

anonymous enum

related

Values for ViewerContext::state(). On the Macintosh, the Command key gives CTRL and the Ctrl key gives META.

anonymous enum

related

Values for ViewerContext::pointer_type(). Valid for pen types when used with a tablet

enum Cursor

related

Values for ViewerContext::setCursor().

Member Data Documentation

bool(* ViewerContext::is_down)(unsigned)

static

Returns true if the key identified by key is currently held down.

Matrix4 DD::Image::ViewerContext::modelmatrix

In draw_handles this is the current OpenGl model matrix. If you change the OpenGL matrix you should also change this one so that add_handles remembers the correct values. You must restore the OpenGL matrix but you can leave this one changed and the calling code will restore it.

In build_handles whatever value you put in here is remembered for each add_draw_handle(). You can multiply this to change the transform before calling other functions so they get different transforms. You must put the original value back before returning.

Referenced by DD::Image::GeoOp::add_draw_geometry(), DD::Image::TransformGeo::build_handles(), DD::Image::RenderScene::build_handles(), DD::Image::Transform::build_handles(), DD::Image::AxisOp::build_handles(), DD::Image::GeoOp::build_matrix_handles(), DD::Image::ComplexLightOp::draw_handle(), DD::Image::CameraOp::draw_handle(), and DD::Image::LightOp::draw_handle().