OpenSubdiv/opensubdiv/vtr/triRefinement.h
jcowles 392e5e8bed Remove #pragma once
While this may be worth revisiting, we should first quantify the benefits and
identify the compilers that support it. Ultimately, we may never use pragma
once in favor of strictly using standard C++.
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//
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#ifndef OPENSUBDIV3_VTR_TRI_REFINEMENT_H
#define OPENSUBDIV3_VTR_TRI_REFINEMENT_H
#include "../version.h"
#include "../vtr/refinement.h"
namespace OpenSubdiv {
namespace OPENSUBDIV_VERSION {
namespace Vtr {
//
// TriRefinement:
// A TriRefinement is a subclass of Refinement that splits all faces into tris.
// It provides the configuration of parent-to-child components and the population of
// all required topological relations in order to complete a valid Refinement.
//
class TriRefinement : public Refinement {
public:
TriRefinement(Level const & parent, Level & child, Sdc::Options const & options);
~TriRefinement();
protected:
//
// Virtual methods to complete the configuration of the parent-to-child mapping:
//
virtual void allocateParentChildIndices();
virtual void markSparseFaceChildren();
//
// Virtual methods to populate the six topological relations:
//
virtual void populateFaceVertexRelation();
virtual void populateFaceEdgeRelation();
virtual void populateEdgeVertexRelation();
virtual void populateEdgeFaceRelation();
virtual void populateVertexFaceRelation();
virtual void populateVertexEdgeRelation();
//
// Internal helper methods for populating the topology -- a few of these are
// identical to what is used for quad-splitting, so we may move them to the
// base class...
//
void populateFaceVertexCountsAndOffsets();
void populateFaceVerticesFromParentFaces();
void populateFaceEdgesFromParentFaces();
void populateEdgeVerticesFromParentFaces();
void populateEdgeVerticesFromParentEdges();
void populateEdgeFacesFromParentFaces();
void populateEdgeFacesFromParentEdges();
void populateVertexFacesFromParentEdges();
void populateVertexFacesFromParentVertices();
void populateVertexEdgesFromParentEdges();
void populateVertexEdgesFromParentVertices();
private:
//
// Unlike the quad-split, which can some vectors with the parent Level since
// child components correspond to face-vertices, the tri-split must define its
// own local vectors to identify the children for each parent component -- to
// be referenced within the base class for more immediate/inline access:
//
IndexVector _localFaceChildFaceCountsAndOffsets;
};
} // end namespace Vtr
} // end namespace OPENSUBDIV_VERSION
using namespace OPENSUBDIV_VERSION;
} // end namespace OpenSubdiv
#endif /* OPENSUBDIV3_VTR_REFINEMENT_H */