/Semester 7/GameEngine/OpenSceneGraph-3.4.0/src/osgPlugins/txp/trpage_pparse.cpp

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   This copyright may be updated in the future, in which case that version
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   */

#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>

/* trpage_pparse.cpp
    This file contains classes that can parse a TerraPage
    archive for the purpose of printing it out.
 */

#include <trpage_print.h>
#include <trpage_scene.h>
#include <trpage_managers.h>

namespace
{
   // This will recursively call itself up until
   // all the tiles are done
   void printBuf(int lod, int x, int y, trpgr_Archive *archive, trpgPrintGraphParser& parser, trpgMemReadBuffer &buf, trpgPrintBuffer &pBuf)
   {
      char ls[1024];
       sprintf(ls,"Tile (lod) (x,y) = (%d) (%d,%d)", lod, x, y);
       pBuf.prnLine(ls);
      pBuf.IncreaseIndent();
      parser.Reset();
      parser.Parse(buf);
      pBuf.DecreaseIndent();

      // Save the list
//      std::vector<const trpgChildRef> childRefList;
// The const in the template parameter was removed because it causes GCC to
// freak out.  I am of the opinion that const doesn't make sense in a template
// parameter for std::vector anyway... const prevents you from changing the
// value, so what exactly is the point?  How does one add entries to the vector
// without giving them a value?  -ADS
      std::vector<trpgChildRef> childRefList;
      for(unsigned int idx =0; idx < parser.GetNbChildrenRef(); idx++)
         childRefList.push_back(*parser.GetChildRef(idx));


      for(unsigned int idx =0; idx < childRefList.size(); idx++)
      {
         const trpgChildRef& childRef = childRefList[idx];
         trpgMemReadBuffer childBuf(archive->GetEndian());
         trpgwAppAddress tileAddr;
         int glod, gx, gy;

         childRef.GetTileAddress(tileAddr);
         childRef.GetTileLoc(gx,gy,glod);

         trpgTileTable::TileMode mode;
         archive->GetTileTable()->GetMode(mode);
         bool status;
         if(mode == trpgTileTable::Local)
            status = archive->ReadTile(tileAddr, childBuf);
         else
            status = archive->ReadExternalTile(gx, gy, glod, childBuf);

         if(status)
            printBuf(glod, gx, gy, archive, parser, childBuf, pBuf);

      }
   }
} // end namespace









/* Set up the callbacks for the scene graph parser.
    In our case this is just one read helper with
    a switch statement.
 */
trpgPrintGraphParser::trpgPrintGraphParser(trpgr_Archive *inArch,trpgrImageHelper *inImg,trpgPrintBuffer *inBuf):printBuf(inBuf), archive(inArch), imageHelp(inImg), childRefCB(0)
{
    // Register the readers
    AddCallback(TRPG_GEOMETRY,new ReadHelper(this,printBuf));
    AddCallback(TRPG_GROUP,new ReadHelper(this,printBuf));
    AddCallback(TRPG_ATTACH,new ReadHelper(this,printBuf));
   AddCallback(TRPG_CHILDREF,new ReadHelper(this,printBuf));
    AddCallback(TRPG_BILLBOARD,new ReadHelper(this,printBuf));
    AddCallback(TRPG_LOD,new ReadHelper(this,printBuf));
    AddCallback(TRPG_TRANSFORM,new ReadHelper(this,printBuf));
    AddCallback(TRPG_MODELREF,new ReadHelper(this,printBuf));
    AddCallback(TRPG_LAYER,new ReadHelper(this,printBuf));
    AddCallback(TRPG_LIGHT,new ReadHelper(this,printBuf));
    AddCallback(TRPG_LABEL,new ReadHelper(this,printBuf));
    AddCallback(TRPGTILEHEADER,new ReadHelper(this,printBuf));

   childRefCB = dynamic_cast<ReadHelper *>(GetCallback(TRPG_CHILDREF));
}

/* Start Children is called when the parser hits a Push
    in the read buffer.  We just want to indent further when
    that happens.
 */
bool trpgPrintGraphParser::StartChildren(void *)
{
    printBuf->IncreaseIndent();

    return true;
}


/* End Children is called when the parser hits a Pop
    in the read buffer.  We just want to reduce the indent
    when that happens.
 */
bool trpgPrintGraphParser::EndChildren(void *)
{
    printBuf->DecreaseIndent();

    return true;
}

unsigned int trpgPrintGraphParser::GetNbChildrenRef() const
{
   if(childRefCB)
      return childRefCB->GetNbChildrenRef();
   else
      return 0;
}

const trpgChildRef* trpgPrintGraphParser::GetChildRef(unsigned int idx) const
{
   if(childRefCB)
      return childRefCB->GetChildRef(idx);
   else
      return 0;

}



void trpgPrintGraphParser::Reset()
{
   if(childRefCB)
      childRefCB->Reset();
}

void trpgPrintGraphParser::ReadHelper::Reset()
{
   childRefList.clear();
}

unsigned int trpgPrintGraphParser::ReadHelper::GetNbChildrenRef() const
{
   return childRefList.size();
}
const trpgChildRef* trpgPrintGraphParser::ReadHelper::GetChildRef(unsigned int idx) const
{
   if(idx >= childRefList.size())
      return 0;
   else
      return &childRefList[idx];
}

/* Read Helper parse method sets up the correct class depending
    on the token and asks it to read and print itself. It will save
   any child ref node encountered that a user can access to continue
   traversal.
 */
void *trpgPrintGraphParser::ReadHelper::Parse(trpgToken tok,trpgReadBuffer &buf)
{
   // This will celar any child ref list from a previous parse.
    trpgReadWriteable *obj = NULL;
    trpgTileHeader *tileHead = NULL;

    switch (tok) {
    case TRPG_GEOMETRY:
        obj = new trpgGeometry();
        break;
    case TRPG_GROUP:
        obj = new trpgGroup();
        break;
    case TRPG_ATTACH:
        obj = new trpgAttach();
        break;
   case TRPG_CHILDREF:
      childRefList.push_back(trpgChildRef());
      obj = &childRefList.back();
        break;
    case TRPG_BILLBOARD:
        obj = new trpgBillboard();
        break;
    case TRPG_LOD:
        obj = new trpgLod();
        break;
    case TRPG_TRANSFORM:
        obj = new trpgTransform();
        break;
    case TRPG_MODELREF:
        obj = new trpgModelRef();
        break;
    case TRPG_LAYER:
        obj = new trpgLayer();
        break;
    case TRPG_LIGHT:
        obj = new trpgLight();
        break;
    case TRPG_LABEL:
        obj = new trpgLabel();
        break;

    case TRPGTILEHEADER:
        obj = tileHead = new trpgTileHeader();
        break;
    };

    if (obj) {
        if (obj->Read(buf))
            obj->Print(*pBuf);
        // For the tile header, do a little more work
        if (tok == TRPGTILEHEADER) {
            int numMat;
            tileHead->GetNumLocalMaterial(numMat);
            for (int i=0;i<numMat;i++) {
                trpgLocalMaterial locMat;
                tileHead->GetLocalMaterial(i,locMat);
                const trpgMaterial *baseMat;
                const trpgTexture *baseTex;
                int totSize;
                trpgrImageHelper *imageHelp = parse->GetImageHelp();
                int numImages=1;
                locMat.GetNumLocals(numImages);
                for (int imgN=0;imgN<numImages;imgN++) {
                    // read all the images for each local material
                    imageHelp->GetNthImageInfoForLocalMat(&locMat,imgN,&baseMat,&baseTex,totSize);

                    // Fetch the whole image
                    {
                        char *pixels = new char[totSize];
                        bool failed = false;
                        try {
                            failed = !imageHelp->GetNthImageForLocalMat(&locMat,imgN,pixels,totSize);
                        }
                        catch (...) {
                            failed = true;
                        }
                        if (failed) {
                            fprintf(stderr,"Failed to read local image %d from local material %d.\n",imgN,i);
                        } else
                            fprintf(stderr,"Read local image %d from local material %d successfully.\n",imgN,i);
                        delete [] pixels;
                    }

                    // Fetch the individual mipmap levels
                    {

                        bool hasMipmap = false;
                        baseTex->GetIsMipmap(hasMipmap);
                        int numMipmap = hasMipmap ? baseTex->CalcNumMipmaps() : 0;
                        for (int j=1;j<numMipmap;j++) {
                            //int mipOffset = (const_cast<trpgTexture *>(baseTex))->MipLevelOffset(j);
                            int mipSize = (const_cast<trpgTexture *>(baseTex))->MipLevelSize(j);
                            if (mipSize) {
                                char *pixels = new char[mipSize];
                                bool failed = false;
                                try {
                                    failed = !imageHelp->GetNthImageMipLevelForLocalMat(j,&locMat,imgN,pixels,mipSize);
                                }
                                catch (...) {
                                    failed = true;
                                }
                                if (failed)
                                    fprintf(stderr,"Failed to read mipmap level %d for local image %d from local material %d.\n",j,imgN,i);
                                else
                                    fprintf(stderr,"Read mipmap level %d for local image %d from local material %d.\n",j,imgN,i);
                                delete [] pixels;
                            }
                        }
                    }
                }
            }
        }

      // We delete all object except the child ref node
      if(tok != TRPG_CHILDREF)
           delete obj;
    }

    // Need to return non-zero.  Otherwise it's interpreted as an error
    return (void *)1;
}

// The following routine is not compiled if there's no _splitpath
#ifdef _splitpath
/* This is a convenience function to print out the contents
    of an entire TerraPage archive.

   There are two versions of this function.  The first takes
   a file name and the second an opened archive where the header
   has already been read.
 */
bool trpgPrintArchive(char *filename,trpgPrintBuffer &pBuf,int flags)
{
    trpgr_Archive archive;

    // Break path apart so we can find the directory
    char drive[100],dir[1024],fname[1024],ext[1024];
    _splitpath(filename,drive,dir,fname,ext);

    char rname[1024],baseDir[1024];
    sprintf(baseDir,"%s%s",drive,dir);
    sprintf(rname,"%s%s",fname,ext);

    if (!*baseDir) strcpy(baseDir,".");
    archive.SetDirectory(baseDir);
    if (!archive.OpenFile(rname)) {
        fprintf(stdout,"Failed to open archive.\n");
        return false;
    }
    if (!archive.ReadHeader()) {
        fprintf(stdout,"Failed to read header.\n");
        return false;
    }

    bool status = trpgPrintArchive(&archive,pBuff,flags);
    return status;
}
#endif

bool trpgPrintArchive(trpgr_Archive *archive,trpgPrintBuffer &pBuf,int flags)
{
    char ls[1024];

    if (!archive->isValid())  return false;

    pBuf.prnLine("====Header Structures====");

    // Print out the header portion
    archive->GetHeader()->Print(pBuf);
    archive->GetMaterialTable()->Print(pBuf);
    archive->GetTexTable()->Print(pBuf);
    archive->GetModelTable()->Print(pBuf);
    archive->GetTileTable()->Print(pBuf);
    archive->GetLightTable()->Print(pBuf);
    archive->GetRangeTable()->Print(pBuf);
    archive->GetTextStyleTable()->Print(pBuf);
    archive->GetSupportStyleTable()->Print(pBuf);
    archive->GetLabelPropertyTable()->Print(pBuf);
    pBuf.prnLine();

    // Read the local images and do the math for the templates

    // Now do the tiles
    if (!archive->isValid())  return false;

   int majorVersion, minorVersion;
   archive->GetHeader()->GetVersion(majorVersion, minorVersion);

    // Parser that prints out a tile scene graph
    trpgrImageHelper* imageHelp=archive->GetNewRImageHelper(archive->GetEndian(),archive->getDir(),
            *archive->GetMaterialTable(),*archive->GetTexTable());

    trpgPrintGraphParser parser(archive,imageHelp,&pBuf);

    pBuf.prnLine("====Tile Data====");
    int nl,x,y;
    trpgMemReadBuffer buf(archive->GetEndian());
    // Iterate over the terrain lods
    int numLod;
    archive->GetHeader()->GetNumLods(numLod);
    trpg2iPoint tileSize;
   if(majorVersion == 2 && minorVersion >= 1)
   {
      // Version 2.1
      // Because of variable lod support in version 2.1 and over, we can
      // no longer suppose that all lod level are all populated with tiles
      // in all of the gaming area. We have to parse the parent to know that.
      // Also the tile table only contains lod 0 tiles so we can no longer access
      // the tile directly from its grid location. So we have to traverse.
      trpg2iPoint blockTileSize;
      if(archive->GetHeader()->GetLodSize(0,blockTileSize)) {
        for(x = 0; x < blockTileSize.x; x++)
            for( y = 0; y < blockTileSize.y; y++)
                if (archive->ReadTile(x,y,0,buf))
                printBuf(0, x, y, archive, parser, buf, pBuf);

      }

   }
   else
   {
       for (nl=0;nl<numLod;nl++) {
           archive->GetHeader()->GetLodSize(nl,tileSize);
           // Iterate over the tiles
           for (x=tileSize.x-1;x>=0;x--)
               for (y=0;y<tileSize.y;y++) {
                   sprintf(ls,"Tile (lod) (x,y) = (%d) (%d,%d)",nl,x,y);
                   pBuf.prnLine(ls);
                   if (archive->ReadTile(x,y,nl,buf)) {
                       if (flags & TRPGPRN_BODY) {
                          pBuf.IncreaseIndent();
                          // Parse it (also prints it
                          if (!parser.Parse(buf))
                          {
                              char errString[80];
                              sprintf(errString, "**** Warning: tile anomaly detected: (%d) (%d,%d) ****",nl,x,y);
                              // send it both ways so it's easier to spot
                              pBuf.prnLine(errString);
                              fprintf(stderr,"%s\n",errString);
                          }
                          pBuf.DecreaseIndent();
                       }
                   } else
                       pBuf.prnLine("  Couldn't read tile.");
               }
       }
   }

    return true;
}