Danbias/Code/Physics/Bullet Source/BulletCollision/CollisionShapes/btTriangleIndexVertexArray.h

/*
Bullet Continuous Collision Detection and Physics Library
Copyright (c) 2003-2009 Erwin Coumans  http://bulletphysics.org

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#ifndef BT_TRIANGLE_INDEX_VERTEX_ARRAY_H
#define BT_TRIANGLE_INDEX_VERTEX_ARRAY_H

#include "btStridingMeshInterface.h"
#include "LinearMath/btAlignedObjectArray.h"
#include "LinearMath/btScalar.h"


///The btIndexedMesh indexes a single vertex and index array. Multiple btIndexedMesh objects can be passed into a btTriangleIndexVertexArray using addIndexedMesh.
///Instead of the number of indices, we pass the number of triangles.
ATTRIBUTE_ALIGNED16( struct)	btIndexedMesh
{
	BT_DECLARE_ALIGNED_ALLOCATOR();

   int                     m_numTriangles;
   const unsigned char *   m_triangleIndexBase;
   // Size in byte of the indices for one triangle (3*sizeof(index_type) if the indices are tightly packed)
   int                     m_triangleIndexStride;
   int                     m_numVertices;
   const unsigned char *   m_vertexBase;
   // Size of a vertex, in bytes
   int                     m_vertexStride;

   // The index type is set when adding an indexed mesh to the
   // btTriangleIndexVertexArray, do not set it manually
   PHY_ScalarType m_indexType;

   // The vertex type has a default type similar to Bullet's precision mode (float or double)
   // but can be set manually if you for example run Bullet with double precision but have
   // mesh data in single precision..
   PHY_ScalarType m_vertexType;


   btIndexedMesh()
	   :m_indexType(PHY_INTEGER),
#ifdef BT_USE_DOUBLE_PRECISION
      m_vertexType(PHY_DOUBLE)
#else // BT_USE_DOUBLE_PRECISION
      m_vertexType(PHY_FLOAT)
#endif // BT_USE_DOUBLE_PRECISION
      {
      }
}
;


typedef btAlignedObjectArray<btIndexedMesh>	IndexedMeshArray;

///The btTriangleIndexVertexArray allows to access multiple triangle meshes, by indexing into existing triangle/index arrays.
///Additional meshes can be added using addIndexedMesh
///No duplcate is made of the vertex/index data, it only indexes into external vertex/index arrays.
///So keep those arrays around during the lifetime of this btTriangleIndexVertexArray.
ATTRIBUTE_ALIGNED16( class) btTriangleIndexVertexArray : public btStridingMeshInterface
{
protected:
	IndexedMeshArray	m_indexedMeshes;
	int m_pad[2];
	mutable int m_hasAabb; // using int instead of bool to maintain alignment
	mutable btVector3 m_aabbMin;
	mutable btVector3 m_aabbMax;

public:

	BT_DECLARE_ALIGNED_ALLOCATOR();

	btTriangleIndexVertexArray() : m_hasAabb(0)
	{
	}

	virtual ~btTriangleIndexVertexArray();

	//just to be backwards compatible
	btTriangleIndexVertexArray(int numTriangles,int* triangleIndexBase,int triangleIndexStride,int numVertices,btScalar* vertexBase,int vertexStride);
	
	void	addIndexedMesh(const btIndexedMesh& mesh, PHY_ScalarType indexType = PHY_INTEGER)
	{
		m_indexedMeshes.push_back(mesh);
		m_indexedMeshes[m_indexedMeshes.size()-1].m_indexType = indexType;
	}
	
	
	virtual void	getLockedVertexIndexBase(unsigned char **vertexbase, int& numverts,PHY_ScalarType& type, int& vertexStride,unsigned char **indexbase,int & indexstride,int& numfaces,PHY_ScalarType& indicestype,int subpart=0);

	virtual void	getLockedReadOnlyVertexIndexBase(const unsigned char **vertexbase, int& numverts,PHY_ScalarType& type, int& vertexStride,const unsigned char **indexbase,int & indexstride,int& numfaces,PHY_ScalarType& indicestype,int subpart=0) const;

	/// unLockVertexBase finishes the access to a subpart of the triangle mesh
	/// make a call to unLockVertexBase when the read and write access (using getLockedVertexIndexBase) is finished
	virtual void	unLockVertexBase(int subpart) {(void)subpart;}

	virtual void	unLockReadOnlyVertexBase(int subpart) const {(void)subpart;}

	/// getNumSubParts returns the number of seperate subparts
	/// each subpart has a continuous array of vertices and indices
	virtual int		getNumSubParts() const { 
		return (int)m_indexedMeshes.size();
	}

	IndexedMeshArray&	getIndexedMeshArray()
	{
		return m_indexedMeshes;
	}

	const IndexedMeshArray&	getIndexedMeshArray() const
	{
		return m_indexedMeshes;
	}

	virtual void	preallocateVertices(int numverts){(void) numverts;}
	virtual void	preallocateIndices(int numindices){(void) numindices;}

	virtual bool	hasPremadeAabb() const;
	virtual void	setPremadeAabb(const btVector3& aabbMin, const btVector3& aabbMax ) const;
	virtual void	getPremadeAabb(btVector3* aabbMin, btVector3* aabbMax ) const;

}
;

#endif //BT_TRIANGLE_INDEX_VERTEX_ARRAY_H