FBX2glTF/sdk/Windows/2019.2/include/fbxsdk/scene/fbxlibrary.h

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//! \file fbxlibrary.h
#ifndef _FBXSDK_SCENE_LIBRARY_H_
#define _FBXSDK_SCENE_LIBRARY_H_

#include <fbxsdk/fbxsdk_def.h>

#include <fbxsdk/scene/fbxdocument.h>
#include <fbxsdk/scene/fbxobjectfilter.h>

#include <fbxsdk/fbxsdk_nsbegin.h>

class FbxLocalizationManager;
class FbxCriteria;

/** This library class represents libraries that store sub-libraries and shading objects.
  * Shading objects are objects of class FbxTexture, FbxSurfaceMaterial, and FbxLight.
  * \nosubgrouping
  */
class FBXSDK_DLL FbxLibrary : public FbxDocument
{
    FBXSDK_OBJECT_DECLARE(FbxLibrary, FbxDocument);

public:
    //! Returns a pointer to the parent library if one exists.
    FbxLibrary* GetParentLibrary(void) const;

    /** Sets whether not this library is a system library.
      * \param pSystemLibrary       A flag which indicates whether or not this library is a system library.
      */
    void SystemLibrary(bool pSystemLibrary);

    //! Returns whether or not this library is a system library.
    bool IsSystemLibrary() const;

    /** The prefix must not include the dash and language code, nor
      * can it contain the extension.  But if you want, it can contain 
      * a folder or sub-folder, such as: locales/mydocloc.
      * This is resolved using the XRef Manager, with priority
      * given to the library's ".fbm" folder, if one exists.
	  * \param pPrefix              New prefix to be set.
      */
    void LocalizationBaseNamePrefix(const char* pPrefix);

	//! Retrieves the localization prefix.
    FbxString LocalizationBaseNamePrefix() const;

    // =======================================================================
    //
    // sub-library
    //
    // =======================================================================

    /** Adds a sub-library
	  * \param pSubLibrary          The sub-library to be added.
      * \return                     \c True if adding the sub-library is successful, returns \c false if not.
	  */
    bool AddSubLibrary(FbxLibrary* pSubLibrary);

    /** Removes a sub-library
	  * \param pSubLibrary          The sub-library to be removed.
	  * \return                     \c True if the sub-library is removed, \c false if not.
	  */
    bool RemoveSubLibrary(FbxLibrary* pSubLibrary);

    //! Returns the total number of sub-libraries
    int GetSubLibraryCount(void) const;

    /** Returns the sub-library at the specified index. 
	  * \param pIndex               The sub-library index.
	  */
    FbxLibrary* GetSubLibrary(int pIndex) const;

    /** Clones the specified asset. 
      * \param pToClone             The asset to be cloned.
      * \param pOptionalDestinationContainer    The container for the asset copy.
      * \remarks                    The asset and all its dependents are cloned.               
      */
    FbxObject* CloneAsset( FbxObject* pToClone, FbxObject* pOptionalDestinationContainer = NULL) const;

    
    /** Returns a criteria filter which you can use to filter objects
      * when iterating items in the library. Only real 'assets' are returned,
      * rather than FBX support objects.  This currently includes
      * lights, environments, materials and textures (maps).
      * This is typically used to IMPORT from a library.
      */
    static FbxCriteria GetAssetCriteriaFilter();

    /** Returns a filter which you should use when you clone / export objects. 
      * This filters out objects that should remain in the asset library.
      *
      * Use this to EXPORT from a library (or CLONE from a library).
      */
    static FbxCriteria GetAssetDependentsFilter();

    /** Transfers ownership from the source library to this library for any assets passing through the filter.
      * It is assumed that name conflicts and other details have been resolved beforehand.
      *
      * External asset files required by the assets are copied (not moved). It's
      * up to the owner of the source library to clean up the files if the files are
      * not on a read-only transport. If this document hasn't been committed yet,
      * the assets will not be copied.
      *
      * Returns true if no filtered assets were skipped.  If no assets pass through 
      * the filter, it returns true, because nothing has been skipped.
      *
      * This may leave the source library in an invalid state. For example, the source library 
      * would be in an invalid state if you had decided to transfer texture objects to the library,
      * but materials were kept in the source library.
      *
      * To safeguard against this, the transfer disconnects objects, and thus materials
      * are left without textures.
      *
      * When you transfer an object, all its dependents come with it.  If you move
      * a material, it takes the associated textures as well. Although if you moved a texture, 
      * the material would not be transferred with it.
	  * \param pSrcLibrary          The source library to be imported.
      * \return                     \c True if no filtered assets are skipped.
      **/
    bool ImportAssets(FbxLibrary* pSrcLibrary);

    /** Transfers ownership from the source library to this library for any assets passing through the filter.
      * It is assumed that name conflicts and other details have been resolved beforehand.
      *
      * External asset files required by the assets are copied (not moved). It's
      * up to the owner of the source library to clean up the files if the files are
      * not on a read-only transport. If this document hasn't been committed yet,
      * the assets will not be copied.
      *
      * Returns true if no filtered assets were skipped.  If no assets pass through 
      * the filter, it returns true, because nothing has been skipped.
      *
      * This may leave the source library in an invalid state. For example, the source library 
      * would be in an invalid state if you had decided to transfer texture objects to the library,
      * but materials were kept in the source library.
      *
      * To safeguard against this, the transfer disconnects objects, and thus materials
      * are left without textures.
      *
      * When you transfer an object, all its dependents come with it.  If you move
      * a material, it takes the associated textures as well. Although if you moved a texture, 
      * the material would not be transferred with it.
	  * \param pSrcLibrary          The source library to be imported.
	  * \param pAssetFilter         The asset filter.
      * \return                     \c True if no filtered assets are skipped.
      **/
    bool ImportAssets(FbxLibrary* pSrcLibrary, const FbxCriteria& pAssetFilter);


    /** Returns a new instance of a library member.
      * This instantiates the first object found that matches the filter.
      * \param pFBX_TYPE            The type of member
      * \param pFilter              A user specified filter
      * \param pRecurse             A flag that indicates whether to check sub-libraries
      * \param pOptContainer        Optional container for the cloned asset
      * \return                     A new instance of the member. Note that the new member is not included with this library.
      */
    template < class T > T* InstantiateMember( const T* pFBX_TYPE, const FbxObjectFilter& pFilter, bool pRecurse = true, FbxObject* pOptContainer = NULL);


	// =======================================================================
	//
	// Localization
	//
	// =======================================================================
    /** Returns the localization manager for the library.
      */

    FbxLocalizationManager& GetLocalizationManager() const;

    /** Localization helper function. Calls the FBX SDK manager implementation.
      * Sub-classes that manage their own localization can over-ride this function.
      * \param pID                  The identifier for the text to localize.
      * \param pDefault             The default text. Uses pID if NULL.
      * \return                     The potentially localized text. May return the parameter passed in.
    */
    const char* Localize( const char* pID, const char* pDefault = NULL ) const override;

    // =======================================================================
    //
    // Shading Object
    //
    // =======================================================================

    /** Adds a shading object.
	  * \param pShadingObject       The shading object to be added.
	  */
    bool AddShadingObject(FbxObject* pShadingObject);

    /** Removes a shading object.
	  * \param pShadingObject       The shading object to be removed.
	  */
    bool RemoveShadingObject(FbxObject* pShadingObject);

    //! Returns the total number of shading objects
    int GetShadingObjectCount(void) const;

    /** Returns the shading object at the specified index.
	  * \param pIndex               Shading object index. 
	  * \return                     The shading object located at the specified index.
	  */
    FbxObject* GetShadingObject(int pIndex) const;

    /** Returns the number of shading objects according to their implementations.
      * \param pCriteria            Filtering criteria that identifies what kind of
      *                             implementations to consider.
      * \returns                    The number of shading objects corresponding to the filtering parameters
      */
    int GetShadingObjectCount(const FbxImplementationFilter& pCriteria) const;

    /** Returns a handle on the shading object at the specified index that corresponds to the given filtering parameters.
      * \param pIndex               Shading object index.
      * \param pCriteria            Filtering criteria that identifies what kind of
      *                             implementations to consider.
      * \returns                    A handle on the shading object at the specified index that corresponds to the given filtering parameters.
      */
    FbxObject* GetShadingObject(int pIndex, const FbxImplementationFilter& pCriteria) const;

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** WARNING! Anything beyond these lines is for internal use, may not be documented and is subject to change without notice! **
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#ifndef DOXYGEN_SHOULD_SKIP_THIS
protected:
	void Construct(const FbxObject* pFrom) override;
	void Destruct(bool pRecursive) override;

	mutable FbxLocalizationManager* mLocalizationManager;
#endif /* !DOXYGEN_SHOULD_SKIP_THIS *****************************************************************************************/
};

/*****************************************************************************************************************************
** WARNING! Anything beyond these lines is for internal use, may not be documented and is subject to change without notice! **
*****************************************************************************************************************************/
#ifndef DOXYGEN_SHOULD_SKIP_THIS

template <class T> T* FbxLibrary::InstantiateMember(const T* pFBX_TYPE, const FbxObjectFilter& pFilter, bool pRecurse, FbxObject* pOptContainer)
{
	//First check all materials in the library.
	for( int i = 0; i < GetMemberCount<T>(); ++i )
	{
		T* lObject = GetMember<T>(i);
		if( pFilter.Match(lObject) )
			return FbxCast<T>(CloneAsset(lObject,pOptContainer));
	}

	if( pRecurse )
	{
		// then check all materials in each sub-library.
		for( int i = 0; i < GetMemberCount<FbxLibrary>(); ++i )
		{
			FbxLibrary* lLibrary = GetMember<FbxLibrary>(i);
			T* lClonedObject = lLibrary->InstantiateMember(pFBX_TYPE, pFilter, pRecurse, pOptContainer);
			if( lClonedObject )
				return lClonedObject;
		}
	}

	return NULL;
}

class FBXSDK_DLL FbxEventPopulateSystemLibrary : public FbxEvent<FbxEventPopulateSystemLibrary>
{
	FBXSDK_EVENT_DECLARE(FbxEventPopulateSystemLibrary)

public:			
	FbxEventPopulateSystemLibrary(FbxLibrary* pLibrary) { mLibrary = pLibrary; }
	inline FbxLibrary* GetLibrary() const { return mLibrary; }

private:
	FbxLibrary* mLibrary;
};

class FBXSDK_DLL FbxEventUpdateSystemLibrary : public FbxEvent<FbxEventUpdateSystemLibrary>
{
	FBXSDK_EVENT_DECLARE(FbxEventUpdateSystemLibrary)

public:
	FbxEventUpdateSystemLibrary(FbxLibrary *pLibrary) { mLibrary = pLibrary; }
	inline FbxLibrary* GetLibrary() const { return mLibrary; }

private:
	FbxLibrary* mLibrary;
};

class FBXSDK_DLL FbxEventWriteLocalization : public FbxEvent<FbxEventWriteLocalization>
{
	FBXSDK_EVENT_DECLARE(FbxEventWriteLocalization)

public:
	FbxEventWriteLocalization(FbxLibrary* pAssetLibrary) { mAssetLibrary = pAssetLibrary; }
	inline FbxLibrary* GetLibrary() const { return mAssetLibrary; }

private:
	FbxLibrary* mAssetLibrary;
};

class FBXSDK_DLL FbxEventMapAssetFileToAssetObject : public FbxEvent<FbxEventMapAssetFileToAssetObject>
{
	FBXSDK_EVENT_DECLARE(FbxEventMapAssetFileToAssetObject)

public:
	FbxEventMapAssetFileToAssetObject(const char* pFile) :
		mAsset(NULL),
		mFilePath( pFile )
	{
	}

	inline const char* GetFilePath() const { return mFilePath; }
	mutable FbxObject* mAsset;

private:
	FbxString mFilePath;
};

#endif /* !DOXYGEN_SHOULD_SKIP_THIS *****************************************************************************************/

#include <fbxsdk/fbxsdk_nsend.h>

#endif /* _FBXSDK_SCENE_LIBRARY_H_ */