GD/GD_TrimGraph.h

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/*
 * PROPRIETARY INFORMATION.  This software is proprietary to
 * Side Effects Software Inc., and is not to be reproduced,
 * transmitted, or disclosed in any way without written permission.
 *
 * Produced by:
 *      Alex Lee
 *      Side Effects Software Inc.
 *      477 Richmond Street West
 *      Toronto, Ontario
 *      Canada   M5V 3E7
 *      416-504-9876
 *
 * NAME:        Geometry Library (C++)
 *
 * COMMENTS:
 *
 *      This implements a graph where the graph abstracts trim loops on
 *      a surface.  Each vertex of the graph represents an intersection between
 *      two edges, and each edge of the graph represents a segment between
 *      two vertices on a trimLoop.
 *
 */

#ifndef __GD_TrimGraph_h__
#define __GD_TrimGraph_h__

#include "GD_API.h"
typedef int GD_VERTEX;
typedef int GD_EDGE;

enum GD_TrimGraphError {
    GD_NONE = 0,
    GD_CANT_FIND_LOOP = 1,
    GD_NOT_TWO_SIDES = 2
};

class GD_TrimLoop;
class GD_TrimHitInfo;
class GD_TrimVertex;
class GD_TrimEdges;
class GD_TrimRegion;
class GD_Face;

class GD_API GD_TrimGraph {
public:
        // clockwise indicated the direction of the graph.
        GD_TrimGraph(int clockwise, float tol=1e-4F);
        ~GD_TrimGraph();

        // Adds a new loop to the graph.  After adding the the new loop, we
        // would try to find a closed loop.  If a closed loop is found, we 
        // return 1, otherwise 0.
        int             addTrimLoop(GD_Face* face, GD_TrimLoop *tloop);

        // Adds a new vertex to the graph.  It serves the purpose of having
        // one central place to store all the vertices so that it's convenient
        // to reference a vertex or to delete them at the end.
        GD_VERTEX       addTrimVertex(GD_TrimVertex *vertex);

        // When a function finds a loop that's made up of two edges, we
        // call this function.  edge1 and edge2 are the indices of the
        // edges that make up the loop, the "hitinfo" is the infomation
        // of intersecting edge2 with edge1 [ edge1->intersect(edge2) ]
        void            foundLoop(GD_EDGE edge1, GD_EDGE edge2, 
                                  const UT_RefArray<GD_TrimHitInfo> &hitinfo);

        GD_TrimVertex*  getVertex(GD_VERTEX n) const {return myVertices((unsigned)n);};
        GD_TrimEdges*   getEdge(GD_EDGE n) const {return myLoops((unsigned)n);};
        int             vertexCount() const {return (int)myVertices.entries();};

        // Returns a loop from the graph.  This is just a loop that was
        // identified when adding the loops to the graph.  Returns NIL if
        // no loop was found.  It is the caller's responsibility to delete
        // the returned result.
        GD_TrimLoop*            getLoop() const;
        GD_TrimGraphError       toProfile(GD_TrimRegion *region, 
                                          const UT_BoundingRect &brect);
private:
        // Tries to find a loop, using "root" as the root of the tree.  This
        // should be able to detect and identify if a cycle exists and it's
        // connected to the root.  However, this makes no guarantee to which
        // cycle will be found.
        int findLoop(GD_VERTEX root);

        // Indicates that we have a loop that is already closed; makes life
        // a lot easier.
        void foundClosedLoop(GD_EDGE edge);

        // Writing out a single closed loop out to the region.  The closed loop
        // has a vertx associated with it that has exactly one vertex, with
        // the end points of the loop recorded on it.
        void    toProfileClosedLoop(GD_TrimVertex *vertex, 
                                    GD_TrimRegion *region) const;

        // Write out a cycle that consist of exactly two loops, (and thus
        // two vertices, curV and nextV) to the the region.
        // If region is nil, then we don't write it out.  If tloop is not nil,
        // then, we would return the loop also.  Make sure tloop has no
        // TrimPieces since we are just appending to it without checking.
        void    toProfileTwoLoops(GD_TrimVertex *curV, 
                                          GD_TrimVertex *nextV,
                                          GD_TrimRegion *region, 
                                          GD_TrimLoop *tloop = 0) const;

        void    toProfileMultiLoops(GD_TrimVertex *nextV, 
                                            GD_TrimRegion *region,
                                            GD_TrimLoop *tloop = 0) const;

        int                              myFoundLoop;
        UT_PtrArray<GD_Face*>            myFaces;
        UT_PtrArray<GD_TrimEdges*>       myLoops;
        UT_PtrArray<GD_TrimVertex*>      myVertices;
        int                              myClockwise;
        GD_TrimLoop*                     myClosedLoop;
        float                            myTol;
};

#endif

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