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/* CarnegieMellonGraphics Library Version 2.1.4a 

  $Id: CarnegieMellonGraphics.h,v 1.3 2010/02/24 20:52:09 jbkorth07 Exp $

  Copyright (c) 1999-2000 by Geoffrey Alan Washburn <washburn@acm.org>
  Some portions may be copyright by others.  See AUTHORS file.

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// Changes 10/2007 - Matt Edlefsen // removed autopageflip stuff and copied pageFlip to reDraw


  1. ifndef __CARNEGIEMELLONGRAPHICS_H__
  2. define __CARNEGIEMELLONGRAPHICS_H__
  1. ifdef _MSC_VER
  2. pragma warning (disable : 4786)
  3. endif
  1. include <queue>
  2. include <list>
  3. include <map>
  4. include <string>
  5. include <vector>

// Changes 5/Nov/2009 -- Jordan Korth, et al. // For g++ (Ubuntu 4.3.3-5ubuntu4) 4.3.3 --- resolve undefined INT_MAX errors // c++/4.3/limits does not seem to define INT_MAX where does it come from and why don't we see it?

  1. include <limits.h>

//


// if your compiler understands namespaces, this is all good //#define string std::string //#define vector std::vector //#define map std::map

//using namespace std;


/****************************************************************************** 

* The KeyModifiers objects act as a "set" whose domain is that of the 
* modifier keys that are available on a given system (usually control, shift,
* and alt). 
*

*

Users can only work with the named sets provided, and only operate on them * through the overloaded operators : | = Union, & = Intersection, and * ~ = Compliment. Equality and stream output support are also provided. * *

So for example, the set of modifers associated with holding down the control * key would simply be KeyModifiers::CONTROL. If you were to hold down both * the shift and alt keys, the modifier set would be equal to * * 

  KeyModifiers::SHIFT | KeyModifiers::ALT  
*

*

(union of the two singletons) or * * 

  KeyModifiers::SHIFT_AND_ALT 
*
* or
*

* 

  KeyModifiers::ALT_AND_SHIFT 
*

*

Predefined names have been provided for all subsets (the powerset!) of the * entire domain, since it is a small set this is reasonable. *****************************************************************************/ class KeyModifiers { public: KeyModifiers(); ////// Pre-defined modifier sets ////// /** * Matches if there are no active modifiers */ static const KeyModifiers NO_MODIFIERS; /** * Matches "control" key */ static const KeyModifiers CONTROL; /** * Matches the "shift" key */ static const KeyModifiers SHIFT; /** * Matches the "alt" key */ static const KeyModifiers ALT; /** * Matches if both "control" and "alt" are active */ static const KeyModifiers CONTROL_AND_ALT; /** * Matches if both "control" and "alt" are active */ static const KeyModifiers ALT_AND_CONTROL; /** * Matches if both "control" and "shift" are active */ static const KeyModifiers CONTROL_AND_SHIFT; /** * Matches if both "control" and "shift" are active */ static const KeyModifiers SHIFT_AND_CONTROL; /** * Matches if both "shift" and "alt" are active */ static const KeyModifiers SHIFT_AND_ALT; /** * Matches if both "shift" and "alt" are active */ static const KeyModifiers ALT_AND_SHIFT; /** * Matches when all modifiers are active */ static const KeyModifiers ALL_MODIFIERS; /** * Matches any set of modifiers */ static const KeyModifiers ANY_MODIFIERS; ////// Overloaded operators ////// /** * ~ Compliment operator on KeyModifiers */ KeyModifiers& operator~(); /** * |= Union-Assignment operator on KeyModifiers */ KeyModifiers& operator|=(const KeyModifiers& rhs); /** * &= Intersection-Assignment operator on KeyModifiers */ KeyModifiers& operator&=(const KeyModifiers& rhs); /** * == Equality tests on KeyModifiers */ bool operator==(const KeyModifiers& rhs) const; /** * != Inequality tests on KeyModifiers */ bool operator!=(const KeyModifiers& rhs) const; /** * | Union operator on KeyModifiers */ friend KeyModifiers operator|(const KeyModifiers& lhs, const KeyModifiers& rhs); /** * & Intersection operator on KeyModifiers */ friend KeyModifiers operator&(const KeyModifiers& lhs, const KeyModifiers& rhs); private: // Ignore these int value; KeyModifiers(int v); }; // Declare the existance of operator<< on modifiers std::ostream& operator<<(std::ostream& s, const KeyModifiers& mod); /****************************************************************************** * MouseEvents are generated whenever the user performs some action with the * mouse. The types of MouseEvents that can occur are listed below as * part of the MouseEvent::Event enumeration. * *

MouseEvents are designed to work in a manner so that a user can easily * "match" and filter out events in which they have interest. Basically * the user constructs a new event to match against the event they currently * have. The MouseEvent constructor has several default parameters * so the user doesn't need to specify more detail about the event than they * need. * *

It is also possible to simply obtain pertinent information about an * event through the accessor member functions. * *

For example, if the user has just removed a mouse event from the mouse input * queue, and they want to see if the mouse was clicked they can do the * following: * * 

 *     if(MouseEvent(MouseEvent::BUTTON_CLICK_EVENT) == an_event) 
 *     // do something
 * 
*

*

Or a more complicated example would be if the user wanted to check to * see if the mouse has was moved over position (x, y) while holding down the * left button they would do this: * * 

 *   if(MouseEvent(MouseEvent::MOUSE_MOVE_EVENT, MouseEvent::LEFT_BUTTON, x, y) == an_event) 
 *     // do something else
 * 
*

*

Finally, if you wanted to check to see if the right mouse buton has been * pressed down while holding down the shift key, you would do the following: * * 

 *   if(MouseEvent(MouseEvent::ButtonDown, MouseEvent::RIGHT_BUTTON, -1, -1, 
 *                                         KeyModifiers::SHIFT) == an_event) 
 *     // do more of something else 
 * 
*

*

In this case the coordinate of (-1, -1) indicates the location at which * the button press occurred does not matter. * *

Note that on some platforms, certain mouse and modifier combinations will be * trapped by the operating system/window manager and will not be reported * as having taken place. *****************************************************************************/ class MouseEvent { public: /** * These are the buttons that CMG recognizes. A mouse event only ever contains one button. * To find out if two buttons are down at the same time, use {@link Window#isButtonDown}. *

* * * * * *
NO_BUTTON Matches if no button was pressed
LEFT_BUTTON Matches if the left button was pressed
RIGHT_BUTTON Matches if the right button was pressed
MIDDLE_BUTTON Matches if the middle button was pressed
ANY_BUTTON Matches if any button was pressed
  * @see Window#isButtonDown
  */
 typedef enum {
   NO_BUTTON,          // Matches if no button was pressed
   LEFT_BUTTON,        // Matches if the left button was pressed 
   RIGHT_BUTTON,       // Matches if the right button was pressed 
   MIDDLE_BUTTON,      // Matches if the middle button was pressed
   ANY_BUTTON          // Matches if any button was pressed
 } Button;

 /**
  * These are the events that CMG reports.

*

* * * * * * * *
NULL_EVENT For creating "NULL" mouse events
MOUSE_MOVE_EVENT Event generated if the mouse was moved
ENTER_WINDOW_EVENT Event generated if the mouse has entered the window
EXIT_WINDOW_EVENT Event generated if the mouse has exited the window
BUTTON_CLICK_EVENT Event generated if a mouse button has been clicked (Will always follow a ButtonUp event)
BUTTON_DOWN_EVENT Event generated when a mouse button is pressed
BUTTON_UP_EVENT Event generated when a mouse button is released
  */
 typedef enum {
   NULL_EVENT,           // For creating "NULL" mouse events
   MOUSE_MOVE_EVENT,    // Event generated if the mouse was moved
   ENTER_WINDOW_EVENT, // Event generated if the mouse has entered the window
   EXIT_WINDOW_EVENT,  // Event generated if the mouse has exited the window
   BUTTON_CLICK_EVENT, // Event generated if a mouse button has been clicked
                       // (Will always follow a ButtonUp event)
   BUTTON_DOWN_EVENT,  // Event generated when a mouse button is pressed
   BUTTON_UP_EVENT     // Event generated when a mouse button is released
 } Event;

 /**
  * Constructor for a mouse event from a set of parameters.  
  */
 MouseEvent(const Event e,        // Default values
            const Button b        = ANY_BUTTON, 
            const int x           = -1, // Location not applicable
            const int y           = -1, // Location not applicable
            const KeyModifiers km = KeyModifiers::ANY_MODIFIERS);

 /**
  * Copy constructor
  */
 MouseEvent(const MouseEvent &me);

 /** 
  * Default constructor
  */
 MouseEvent();

 /**
  * Comparison operator for equality on events.
  */
 bool operator==(const MouseEvent& rhs) const;
 /**
  * Comparison operator for inequality on events.
  */
 bool operator!=(const MouseEvent& rhs) const;

 ////// Accessors //////

 /**
  * @return The actual event information for the mouse event.
  */
 const Event getEvent() const;

 /**
  * @return Which button(s), if any, were involved with this event.
  */
 const Button getButton() const;

 /**
  * @return The X coordinate that this event occurred, if relevant,  otherwise returns -1.
  */
 const int getX() const;

 /**
  * @return The Y coordinate that this event occurred, if relevant, otherwise returns -1
  */
 const int getY() const;  

 /**
  * @return set of modifiers active at the time of the event, if relevant.
  */
 const KeyModifiers getModifiers() const;

private:
 // Ignore these
 Event event;
 Button button;
 int ex, ey;
 KeyModifiers modifiers;

};

// Declare the existance of operator<< on mouse events std::ostream& operator<<(std::ostream& s, const MouseEvent& event);

/****************************************************************************** 

* KeyboardEvents are generated whenever the user presses a key.
* KeyboardEvents operate in a manner very similar to that of {@link .MouseEvent}.  So
* in the interest of brevity, I won't repeat much of the similar information.
* As before, they use default parameters, so the user only need specify as 
* much detail as they have interest in matching.
*

*

As before it is also, possible to simply extract the pertinent information * from an event using the accessor membor fuctions. * *

So for example if the user simply wants to see if the "G" key has been * pressed they can do the following: * * 

 *   if(KeyboardEvent('g') == some_event)
 *     // do something
 * 
*

*

Note, that if they wanted a capital G they should do the following: * * 

 *   if(KeyboardEvent('G') == some_event)
 *     // do something
 * 
*

*

rather than * * 

 *   if(KeyboardEvent('g', KeyModifiers::SHIFT) == some_event)
 *     // do something
 * 
*

*

One final example would be if the user wants to detect if the Alt and * Escape keys have been pressed simultaneously they would do: * * 

 *   if(KeyboardEvent(NamedKey::ESCAPE, KeyModifiers::ALT) == some_event)
 *     // do something else
 * 
*

*

Note that on some platforms, certain keyboard and modifier combinations * will a) be trapped by the operating system/window manager and will not be * reported as having taken place or b) correspond to another ASCII value * for example Control-A under Unix/X11 will not map to A with a control * modifier *****************************************************************************/ class KeyboardEvent { public: /** * Constructor for a keyboard event from a pair of parameters. */ KeyboardEvent(const int key, // Default value const KeyModifiers km = KeyModifiers::ANY_MODIFIERS); KeyboardEvent(const KeyboardEvent &ke); KeyboardEvent(); /** * Comparison operators for equality on keyboard events */ bool operator==(const KeyboardEvent& rhs) const; /** * Comparison operators for inequality on keyboard events */ bool operator!=(const KeyboardEvent& rhs) const; ////// Accessors ////// /** * Obtain the integer value cooresponding to the event */ const int getValue() const; /** * Obtain the set of modifers active at the time of the event */ const KeyModifiers getModifiers() const; private: // Ignore these int value; KeyModifiers modifiers; }; // Declare the existance of operator<< on keyboard events std::ostream& operator<<(std::ostream& s, const KeyboardEvent& event); /****************************************************************************** * The NamedKey class acts as a namespace for constants that * correspond to keys that do not have a simple ASCII representation. * *

So for example, if you wanted the value that corresponds to the * letter A you would use 'A', since it can be represented using a displable * ASCII character. If you wanted the value that corresponds to the left * arrow key, you would use NamedKey::LEFTARROW. *****************************************************************************/ class NamedKey { public: ////// Non-displayable ASCII characters ////// static const int BACKSPACE; static const int ENTER; static const int ESCAPE; static const int DELETE_KEY; ////// Function keys ////// static const int FUNCTION_1; static const int FUNCTION_2; static const int FUNCTION_3; static const int FUNCTION_4; static const int FUNCTION_5; static const int FUNCTION_6; static const int FUNCTION_7; static const int FUNCTION_8; static const int FUNCTION_9; static const int FUNCTION_10; static const int FUNCTION_11; static const int FUNCTION_12; ////// Arrow keys ////// static const int LEFT_ARROW; static const int UP_ARROW; static const int RIGHT_ARROW; static const int DOWN_ARROW; ////// Other keys ////// static const int PAGE_UP; static const int PAGE_DOWN; static const int HOME; static const int END; static const int INSERT; private: //// Ignore //// static const int BASE; static const int LAST; // Should not be able to create an instance of NamedKey NamedKey() { }; friend class KeyboardEvent; }; /****************************************************************************** * The Color class is used by the system to represent color information * (of all things). The default color object is simply black, but it is also * possible to construct a color by specifying RGB (red, green, blue) and * RGBA (red, green, blue, alpha) component values. The alpha channel * information is use to carry information about the opacity of the color. * It is possible that your renderer may not support this capability, in * which case it is simply ignored. * *

Currently, the internal representation of colors is unsigned characters, * and the external representation uses integers. This is not completely * satisfactory, because the user can create colors using invalid components. * Currently, component values are clamped between 0 and 255 and issues a * warning message when an out of bounds color is supplied. In future releases * it may be desirable to use an internal and external representation that * will more closely match. The internal representation can be changed to * use integers, but then the end user would have to use negative numbers to * specify some values, which is not entirely intutitive. Floating point * values have the same sort of problem. *****************************************************************************/ class Color { public: /** * Construct an empty color (which is by default, fully opaque black) */ Color(); /** * Construct a completely opaque color from three component hues */ Color(int red, int green, int blue); /** * Construct a color from the three component hues and an alpha channel. * This may be used to provide opacity information to the renderer. */ Color(int red, int green, int blue, int alpha); /** * Comparison operator for equality on color objects */ bool operator==(const Color& rhs) const; /** * Comparison operator for inequality on color objects */ bool operator!=(const Color& rhs) const; ////// Accessors ////// // Obtain the specified component value int getRed() const { return static_cast<int>(red); } int getGreen() const { return static_cast<int>(green); } int getBlue() const { return static_cast<int>(blue); } int getAlpha() const { return static_cast<int>(alpha); } ////// Mutators ////// // Modify the specified component value void setRed (int value) { red = checkValue(value, __RED); } void setGreen(int value) { green = checkValue(value, __GREEN); } void setBlue (int value) { blue = checkValue(value, __BLUE); } void setAlpha(int value) { alpha = checkValue(value, __ALPHA); } ////// Some predefined colors //////// static const Color BLACK; static const Color WHITE; static const Color RED; static const Color GREEN; static const Color BLUE; /* CPPDOC_BEGIN_EXCLUDE */ private: // Ignore these unsigned char red, green, blue, alpha; typedef enum { __RED, __GREEN, __BLUE, __ALPHA } ComponentName; std::string ComponentNameToString(ComponentName cn); unsigned char checkValue(int value, ComponentName cn); /* CPPDOC_END_EXCLUDE */ }; // Declare the existance of operator<< on Color objects std::ostream& operator<<(std::ostream& s, const Color& color); /****************************************************************************** * The Image class *****************************************************************************/ class Image { public: /** * Image types currently supported * *

* * * *
JPEG JPEG Images
PNG PNG Images
SCREENAn image created from a region in a window
  */
 typedef enum {
   JPEG,  // JPEG images
   PNG,   // PNG images
   SCREEN, // An image created from region in a window
   NO_TYPE,
 } Type;

 Image(const std::string &file, const Type type);
 Image();
 ~Image();

 /**
  * Copy constructor 
  */ 
 Image(const Image& image);

 /**
  * Assignment operator
  */
 Image& operator=(const Image &rhs);

 /**
  * Comparison operator for equality on images
  */
 bool operator==(const Image& rhs) const;
 /**
  * Comparison operator for inequality on images
  */
 bool operator!=(const Image& rhs) const;

 /**
  * Save this image to a file of the specified type.
  */
 void save(const std::string &file, const Type type) const;

 ////// Accessors //////

 /** 
  * Get the width of the image
  */
 int getWidth() const;

 /**
  * Get the height of the image
  */
 int getHeight() const;

 /** 
  * Get the type of the image
  */
 Type getType() const;

 /**
  * Class function for checking to see whether an Image exists 
  */
 static bool checkImage(const std::string &file, const Type type);

 /** 
  * Copy out a sub-portion of the image and return it.
  * This is very useful for creating an animation in a single image and then 
  * chopping it into an array of sprites in your program.
  */
 Image subImage(int x,int y,int w,int h);

protected: /* CPPDOC_BEGIN_EXCLUDE */ 

 //// Ignore these ////
 int width, height;
 int imagehandle;
 Type type;

 Image(int handle, int width, int height, Type type);

 friend class DaemonImp;
 friend class RENDERER;
 // this should be unnecessary
 friend class EditableImage;

/* CPPDOC_END_EXCLUDE */ };

// Declare the existance of operator<< on keyboard events std::ostream& operator<<(std::ostream& s, const Image& image);

/****************************************************************************** 

* Images that can be manipulated at the pixel level.  EditableImages should
* be used when you want to either do lots and lots of pixel manipulation quickly
* or be able to modify other images.  You can use EditableImages just as you would
* Images, just that you can manipulate pixels.
* @see .Window#drawImage
* @since 2.1.4a
*****************************************************************************/

class EditableImage : public Image { public: 

 /**
  * Copy constructor
  */
 EditableImage(const EditableImage &image);
 /**
  * Cast Image object up to an EditableImage
  */
 EditableImage(const Image &image);
 /**
  * Constructor to make an image that's width x height. 
  */
 EditableImage(int width, int height);

 ~EditableImage();

 /**
  * Assignment operator.  As always, assignment is done via references,
  * so this is a "shallow" copy of the image.  Changes to either the left-hand-side or
  * right-hand-side will affect the other.  
  * @see #clone
  */
 EditableImage &operator=(const EditableImage &image);
 
 /**
  * gets the color of the pixel at (x,y)
  */
 Color getPixel(int x, int y);
 /**
  * sets the color of the pixel at (x,y)
  */
 void  setPixel(int x, int y, const Color &c);
 /**
  * sets the color of the pixel at (x,y)
  */
 void  setPixel(int x, int y, unsigned char r, unsigned char g, unsigned char b, unsigned char a = 255);
 /**
  * return a "deep" copy of this image
  */
 EditableImage clone();

protected: 

 /* CPPDOC_BEGIN_EXCLUDE */
 EditableImage clone(int imagehandle, int width, int height);
 EditableImage(int imagehandle, int width, int height);
 unsigned char *data;
 bool editable;
 int dataheight, datawidth;
 void *imageinstance;
 /* CPPDOC_END_EXCLUDE */

};

/****************************************************************************** 

* Class for representing fonts.  A new font object can be created given 
* the location of a TrueType font file, and a point size.
*

*

For example to create a font for 20 point Arial, the user would do the * following: * * 

 *   Font myArial("/where/I/keep/my/fonts/arial.ttf", 20);
 * 
*

*

The string for specifing the font location is dependent upon the platform * used. * *

The user may also use the mutators to alter the font after creation. *

Update: You can now also create a font using one of the built-in fonts. See {@link #Font(int,int)}. *****************************************************************************/ class Font { public: // Matt Edlefsen 10/2007 removed gltt-based font constructor /* * Constructor for creating fonts from one of the builtin fonts. * @see #ROMAN * @see #MONO_ROMAN * @see #HELVETICA * @see #TIMES * @since 2.10 */ Font(int fontID, int pointsize); ~Font(); /** * Copy constructor */ Font(const Font& font); /** * Assignment operator */ Font& operator=(const Font &rhs); /** * Comparison operator for equality on fonts */ bool operator==(const Font& rhs) const; /** * Comparison operator for inequality on fonts */ bool operator!=(const Font& rhs) const; ////// Accessors ////// std::string getFace() const; int getPointSize() const; ////// Mutators ////// //JRogers March/2008 // setFace will only work for TrueType fonts // void setFace(const std::string &face); //End patch void setPointSize(const int pointsize); /** * Class function for checking to see whether a font exists */ //JRogers March/2008 I agree with Matt, checkFont is gone // static bool checkFont(const std::string &face, const int pointsize); /** * Get the dimensions of the specified text. Put the results in width and height. * @param text [in] Text to measure * @param width [out] Width of the text. * @param height [out] Height of the text. * @since 2.1.2 */ void getStringSize(const std::string &text, int &width, int &height); /** * stroked font, can be used at any resolution */ static const int ROMAN; /** * stroked font, can be used at any resolution */ static const int MONO_ROMAN; /** * bitmapped fonts, must be used at specific sizes; * helvetica sizes: 10,12, 18. */ static const int HELVETICA; /** * bitmapped fonts, must be used at specific sizes; * times sizes: 10, 24. */ static const int TIMES; private: ////// Ignore ////// std::string name; int size; int fonthandle; friend class DaemonImp; }; // Declare the existance of operator<< on keyboard events std::ostream& operator<<(std::ostream& s, const Font& font); /****************************************************************************** * Style objects are used to encapsulate several pieces of style information * to be passed to drawing calls. At the most basic level styles store color * information, but they also contain information about line-widths, * the type of raster operation to use when rendering, and what pattern to use * when drawing lines and outline primatives. * *

So if you want to draw a green line you could create a style like so: * * 

  
 *   Style mystyle = Style(Color::GREEN); 
 * 
*

*

or * * 

 *   Style mystyle = Style(Color(0,0,255));
 * 
*

*

However, when you draw your line it will only be one pixel thick. If you * want a thicker green line (3 pixels wide) you can do the following: * * 

 *   Style mystyle = Style(Color::GREEN, 3);
 * 
*

*

In another situation you might want to create an rubber-banding box by * XORing and outline rectangle, so you would create the following style: * * 

 *   Style mystyle = Style(Color::BLUE, 2, Style::XOR_OP);
 * 
*

*

Patterns for lines, arcs, and curves are represented using 16 bits. *****************************************************************************/ class Style { private: // Ignore static std::vector<bool> defaultpattern; public: /** * Possible raster operations *

* * * * * *
COPY_OP Simply draw the color, default behavior
INVERT_OP Invert the drawing surface's color
XOR_OP XOR drawing surface with color
AND_OP AND drawing surface with color
OR_OP OR drawing surface with color
  */
 typedef enum {
   COPY_OP,   // Simply draw the color, default behavior
   INVERT_OP, // Invert the drawing surface's color
   XOR_OP,    // XOR drawing surface with color
   AND_OP,    // AND drawing surface with color
   OR_OP      // OR  drawing surface with color
 } RasterOp;

 /**
  * Construct a style from a set of parameters
  */
 Style(Color col,              // Default values
       int lwidth              = 1, 
       RasterOp rop            = COPY_OP, 
       const std::vector<bool> &newpattern = defaultpattern);

 Style(const Style &s);
 Style &operator=(const Style& rhs);

 /**
  * Comparison operator for equality on style objects
  */
 bool operator==(const Style& rhs) const;
 /**
  * Comparison operator for inequality on style objects
  */
 bool operator!=(const Style& rhs) const;

 ////// Accessors //////

 Color        getColor() const;
 int          getLineWidth() const;
 RasterOp     getRasterOp() const;
 std::vector<bool> getPattern() const;
 unsigned short getPatternAsUShort() const;

 ////// Mutators //////

 void setRasterOp(RasterOp rop);
 void setColor(Color col);
 void setLineWidth(int value);
 void flipPatternBit(int position);
 void setPattern(const std::vector<bool> &newpattern);

 ////// Some predefined styles //////

 static const Style BLACK;
 static const Style WHITE;
 static const Style RED;
 static const Style GREEN;
 static const Style BLUE;
 static const Style INVERTED;

private:
 // Ignore these
 Color color; 
 int linewidth;
 RasterOp rasterop;
 unsigned short pattern;
 unsigned short bvectorToUShort(const std::vector<bool> &pattern);
 
 friend class RENDERER;

};

// Declare the existance of operator<< on Style objects std::ostream& operator<<(std::ostream& s, const Style& style);

/** 

* TimerEvents are used to keep track of events that happen at regular intervals.
* Note: Do not instantiate one directly, use {@link .Window#registerNewTimerEvent} or 
* {@link .Window#startTimer} to create one.
*/

class TimerEvent { 

public:
 TimerEvent(int timerid);
 TimerEvent();

TimerEvent(const TimerEvent &te); 

 // Comparison for timer events
 bool operator==(const TimerEvent& rhs) const;
 bool operator!=(const TimerEvent& rhs) const;  

 int getTimerID() const;



private:
 //// Ignore ////
 int timerid;

};

// Declare the existance of operator<< on timer event objects std::ostream& operator<<(std::ostream& s, const TimerEvent& timer);

/****************************************************************************** 

* Transform objects are used to encapsulate image transformations:
* rotations and scales.  A transform object can be used to modify how
* an image is displayed.  Images displayed transformed might draw
* slower than untransformed images, depending on your system.
*****************************************************************************/

class Transform { public: Transform(); Transform(double rotation); Transform(double sx,double sy); Transform(double rotation,double sx,double sy);

void setRotation(double theta); void setScale(double sx,double sy); void setScaleX(double sx); void setScaleY(double sy);

double getScaleX() const; double getScaleY() const; double getRotation() const;

static const double SCALE; private: double scaleX,scaleY,theta; };

std::ostream& operator<<(std::ostream &s, const Transform &transform);

/* CPPDOC_BEGIN_EXCLUDE */ template <class T> class SemaphoreT; /* CPPDOC_END_EXCLUDE */

/****************************************************************************** 

* The Window class is used to represent that actual drawing surfaces.  
* Currently on creating a new window object, a new window will open in user's
* operating environment.  The background color is black by default. 
*

*

Two different input paradigms have been provided. One is event based, * and requires deriving a new Window class and then starting the CarnegieMellonGraphics * event handler (described below). For this derived class to do something * interesting, one or more of the "handle" member functions listed below * must be overridden. * *

The other method of input works within the standard structured programming * framework, and involves polling the "isQueueEmpty" functions to see if * an event has occurred, removing the event from the queue, and processing it * as desired. * *

Drawing into the window is then simply a matter of calling the appropriate * member functions on the window. * *

Updates: *

    *
  • A new method of input has been added: see {@link #isKeyDown} and {@link #isButtonDown}. *
  • To go into fullscreen mode, specify this as an additional parameter to the constructor: {@link #Window}. * 
*

*

If you're working on a game, you will probably be interested in investigating * the following functions: {@link #disableAutoPageFlip}, {@link #flipPage}, {@link #isKeyDown}, * {@link #isButtonDown}, {@link #isModifierDown}, and {@link #Window} (fullscreen mode). * *****************************************************************************/ class Window { public: /** * Construct a new window with the specified size and title. * (defaults to 640 by 480, with "CarnegieMellonGraphics Window" as the title) * *

This is the appropriate way to go into full screen mode. To create a regular * windowed application, construct a window as follows: * * 

   *   Window myWindow();
   * 
  *

*

or * * 

   *   Window myWindow(640,480,"my window"); // the last parameter defaults to false
   * 
  *

*

To create a fullscreen window, pass true as the fourth parameter: * * 

   *   Window myFullScreenWindow(640,480,"my full screen window",true);
   * 
  *
  * If the dimensions of the window are not a standard dimension or one that is not
  * supported by your video card, the window will probably not be constructed and no
  * error will be reported.  Dimensions such as 320x200, 320x240, 400x300, 640x480,
  * 800x600, 1024x768, etc. are recommended for full screen mode.
  */
 Window(const int width = 640, const int height = 480, const std::string &title = std::string("CarnegieMellonGraphics Window"), bool fullscreen=false,int bitdepth=32,int refreshrate=60);
 /** 
  * An alternate constructor where you get to choose the position of the window as well as 
  * all of the other usual parameters.
  * @since 2.1.5
  */
 Window(int xpos, int ypos, int width, int height, const std::string &title = std::string("CarnegieMellonGraphics Window"), bool fullscreen=false,int bitdepth=32,int refreshrate=60);
 virtual ~Window();

 /** 
  * Hide this window.
  * @see #isHidden
  * @see #show
  */
 void hide();
 /** 
  * Show this window.
  * @see #hide
  * @see #isHidden
  */
 void show();
 /**
  * Tell if this window is hidden or not.
  * @see #hide
  * @see #show
  */
 bool isHidden();

 /**
  * Return the width of the window.
  * @see #getHeight
  */
 int getWidth() const;
 /**
  * Return the height of the window.
  * @see #getWidth
  */
 int getHeight() const;

 /**
  * Return the last location of mouse X position.
  * @see #getMouseEvent
  * @see #getMouseY
  * @see #isButtonDown
  */
 int getMouseX() const;
 /**
  * Return the last location of mouse Y position.
  * @see #getMouseEvent
  * @see #getMouseX
  * @see #isButtonDown
  */
 int getMouseY() const;

 /**
  * Register a timer event to occur after the specified number of milliseconds.  Only causes the timer
  * to go off once.  If you want repeated occurrences, you must re-register when you recieve the event.
  * @see #getTimerCount
  * @see #getTimerEvent
  * @see #setTimerCount
  * @see #startTimer
  * @see #stopTimer
  * @deprecated This has unnecessary overhead.  Use {@link #startTimer} instead.
  */
 TimerEvent registerNewTimerEvent(const int milliseconds);

 /**
  * Register a timer event to occur every specified interval until you stop it using {@link #stopTimer}.
  * @see #getTimerCount
  * @see #getTimerEvent
  * @see #isTimerQueueEmpty
  * @see #setTimerCount
  * @see #stopTimer
  * @since 2.1.5
  */
 TimerEvent startTimer(int milliseconds);

 /**
  * Stop a timer that was started with {@link #startTimer}.
  * @see #getTimerCount
  * @see #getTimerEvent
  * @see #isTimerQueueEmpty
  * @see #setTimerCount
  * @see #startTimer
  * @since 2.1.5
  */
 void stopTimer(const TimerEvent &timer);

 /**
  * Check whether there is input sitting in the Keyboard Queue.
  * @see #flushKeyboardQueue
  * @see #getKeyboardEvent
  * @see #waitForKeyboardEvent
  */
 bool isKeyboardQueueEmpty();
 /**
  * Check whether there is input sitting in the Mouse Queue.
  * @see #flushMouseQueue
  * @see #getMouseEvent
  * @see #waitForMouseEvent
  */
 bool isMouseQueueEmpty();
 /**
  * Check whether there is input sitting in the Timer Queue.
  * @see #flushTimerQueue
  * @see #getTimerEvent
  * @see #waitForTimerEvent
  * @see #registerNewTimerEvent
  */
 bool isTimerQueueEmpty();

 /**
  * Pull events off the front of the Keyboard event queue. 
  * Use {@link #isKeyDown} if you're interested in less precise input processing (i.e. when you're making a game).
  * @see #flushKeyboardQueue
  * @see #ignoreKeyRepeat
  * @see #isKeyboardQueueEmpty
  * @see #isKeyDown
  * @see #waitForKeyboardEvent
  */
 KeyboardEvent getKeyboardEvent();
 /**
  * Pull events off the front of the Mouse event queue
  * Use {@link #isButtonDown} if you're interested in less precise input processing (i.e. when you're making a game).
  * @see #flushMouseQueue
  * @see #isButtonDown
  * @see #isMouseQueueEmpty
  * @see #waitForMouseEvent
  */
 MouseEvent getMouseEvent();
 /**
  * Pull events off the front of the Timer event queue
  * Use {@link #getTimerCount} to get lower-overhead event processing.
  * @see #flushTimerEvent
  * @see #isTimerQueueEmpty
  * @see #waitForTimerEvent
  * @see #registerNewTimerEvent
  */
 TimerEvent getTimerEvent();

 /**
  * Wait for a keyboard event to occur and then return the event.  If there are 
  * already events in the queue the function will return immediately.
  * @see #flushKeyboardQueue
  * @see #getKeyboardEvent
  * @see #ignoreKeyRepeat
  * @see #isKeyboardQueueEmpty
  * @see #isKeyDown
  */
 KeyboardEvent waitForKeyboardEvent();
 /**
  * Wait for a mouse event to occur and then return the event.  If there are 
  * already events in the queue the function will return immediately.
  * @see #flushMouseQueue
  * @see #getMouseEvent
  * @see #isButtonDown
  * @see #isMouseQueueEmpty
  */
 MouseEvent waitForMouseEvent();
 /**
  * Wait for a timer event to occur and then return the event.  If there are 
  * already events in the queue the function will return immediately.
  * @see #flushTimerQueue
  * @see #getTimerCount
  * @see #getTimerEvent
  * @see #registerNewTimerEvent
  * @see #isTimerQueueEmpty
  */
 TimerEvent waitForTimerEvent();

 /**
  * Remove all pending messages in the keyboard event queue.
  * @see #autoFlushKeyboardQueue
  * @see #getKeyboardEvent
  * @see #isKeyboardQueueEmpty
  * @see #isKeyDown
  * @see #waitForKeyboardEvent
  */
 void flushKeyboardQueue();
 /**
  * Remove all pending messages in the mouse event queue.
  * @see #autoFlushMouseQueue
  * @see #getMouseEvent
  * @see #isButtonDown
  * @see #isMouseQueueEmpty
  * @see #waitForMouseEvent
  */
 void flushMouseQueue();
 /**
  * Remove all pending messages in the timer event queue.
  * @see #autoFlushTimerQueue
  * @see #getTimerCount
  * @see #getTimerEvent
  * @see #isTimerQueueEmpty
  * @see #registerNewTimerEvent
  * @see #waitForTimerEvent
  */
 void flushTimerQueue();

 /**
  * Tells whether the specified key is down.  key can either be an ascii character,
  * like 'a' or a {@link NamedKey}, like {@link NamedKey#ESCAPE}.  isKeyDown will 
  * always return the same value for lowercase and uppercase version of the same letter.  
  * This is because there are ways to have a key be pressed in its lowercase form and then be
  * raised in its uppercase form (e.g. press 'a', then press shift, then release 'a').  You can
  * use {@link #isModifierDown} to test if a modifier was pressed at the time that the character was.
  * @since 2.1.2
  * @see #autoFlushKeyboardQueue
  * @see #flushKeyboardQueue
  * @see #getKeyboardEvent
  * @see #ignoreKeyRepeat
  * @see #isKeyboardQueueEmpty
  * @see #isKeyDown
  * @see #isModifierDown
  * @see #waitForKeyboardEvent
  */
 bool isKeyDown(int key);
 /**
  * Tells whether a specified mouse button is down.  You can check for "chording" of mouse buttons
  * in this fashion.  For example:

* 

   * if (isButtonDown(MouseEvent::LEFT_BUTTON) && isButtonDown(MouseEvent::RIGHT_BUTTON)) 
   *   // do something if both buttons are down
   *

*

This is the recommended method of input if you are writing a game. If you need absolute * precision, then do not use this function. There is no guarantee that if a button is pressed * checking it in this fashion will ever show that it has been pressed. *

This should probably be used in conjuction with {@link #autoFlushMouseQueue}. * @since 2.1.2 * @see #autoFlushMouseQueue * @see #flushMouseQueue * @see #getMouseEvent * @see #isButtonDown * @see #isModifierDown * @see #isMouseQueueEmpty * @see #waitForMouseEvent */ bool isButtonDown(MouseEvent::Button b); /** * Tells whether the specified modifier was pressed during the last recorded mouse or keyboard * event. This will be accurate if there is a lot of keyboard/mouse input going on, but will probably * be innaccurate in other instances. It is recommended that if you need precision to * use the eventqueues. This is an approximate way of getting whether a modifier is down. * @since 2.1.2 * @see #isButtonDown * @see #isKeyDown */ bool isModifierDown(KeyModifiers km); /** * Ignore repeated keystrokes sent to this window. If this is disabled, keystrokes will * occur repeatedly which might be unwanted for games using the keyboard. * @since 2.1.2 * @see #autoFlushKeyboardQueue * @see #getKeyboardEvent * @see #isKeyDown */ void ignoreKeyRepeat(bool ignore); /** * Get the number of times this timer event has occurred. Generally used in * conjunction with {@link @setTimerCount}, this is very good for making sure * that your program keeps a time (like maintaining a framerate). * @see #getTimerEvent * @see #registerNewTimerEvent * @see #setTimerCount * @since 2.1.2 */ int getTimerCount(const TimerEvent &te); /** * Changes the count for a timer. This is useful for resetting a timer's count * once you've checked it. * @see #getTimerCount * @see #getTimerEvent * @see #registerNewTimerEvent * @since 2.1.2 */ void setTimerCount(const TimerEvent &te, int count = 0); /** * Automatically lets you ignore the events in the keyboard message queue. You should use * this if you want to ignore the event queue altogether. Enabling/disabling this will not * affect {@link #isKeyDown}. It is possible that the queue will at some point contain * messages, but it will be flushed eventually. * @see #autoFlushMouseQueue * @see #autoFlushTimerQueue * @see #flushKeyboardQueue * @see #getKeyboardEvent * @see #isKeyboardQueueEmpty * @see #isKeyDown * @see #isModifierDown * @since 2.1.2 */ void autoFlushKeyboardQueue(bool enable); /** * Automatically lets you ignore the events in the mouse message queue. You should use * this if you want to ignore the event queue altogether. Enabling/disabling this will not * affect {@link #isButtonDown}. It is possible that the queue will at some point contain * messages, but it will be flushed eventually. * @see #autoFlushKeyboardQueue * @see #autoFlushTimerQueue * @see #flushMouseQueue * @see #getMouseEvent * @see #isButtonDown * @see #isModifierDown * @see #isMouseQueueEmpty * @since 2.1.2 */ void autoFlushMouseQueue(bool enable); /** * Automatically lets you ignore the events in the timer message queue. You should use * this if you want to ignore the event queue altogether. Enabling/disabling this will not * affect {@link #getTimerCount}. It is possible that the queue will at some point contain * messages, but it will be flushed eventually. * @see #autoFlushKeyboardQueue * @see #autoFlushMouseQueue * @see #flushTimerQueue * @see #getTimerCount * @see #getTimerEvent * @see #isTimerQueueEmpty * @see #registerNewTimerEvent * @since 2.1.2 */ void autoFlushTimerQueue(bool enable); /** * */ // void ignoreRepeatKeys(bool enable); /** * Functions to add events to the input queues. * These should generally not be used, but it is * possible they may be useful in some circumstances. *

Note: calling this function will not set the key to be down * @see #getKeyboardEvent */ void addKeyboardEvent(const KeyboardEvent& keyboard); /** * Functions to add events to the input queues. * These should generally not be used, but it is * possible they may be useful in some circumstances. *

Note: calling this function will not set the button to be down * @see #getMouseEvent */ void addMouseEvent(const MouseEvent& mouse); /** * Functions to add events to the input queues. * These should generally not be used, but it is * possible they may be useful in some circumstances. * @see #getTimerEvent * @see #registerNewTimerEvent */ void addTimerEvent(const TimerEvent& timer); ////// Drawing commands ////// /** * Draw a pixel at (x,y) with style s. * If you want to do a lot of bit manipulation, you should use {@link .EditableImage}. * drawPixel can be slow if you do a lot of pixel-level editing. * @see .EditableImage */ void drawPixel(const Style &s, const int x, const int y); /** * Draw a line from (x1,y1) to (x2, y2) with style s */ void drawLine(const Style &s, const int x1, const int y1, const int x2, const int y2); /** * Draw a polyline using the specified style and the two vectors to specifiy vertices */ void drawPolyLine(const Style &s, const std::vector<int>& xcoords, const std::vector<int>& ycoords); /** * Draw an elliptical arc from angle start to end in degrees. The x and y * coordinates specify the bounding box of the ellipse */ void drawArc(const Style &s, const int x1, const int y1, const int x2, const int y2, const double start, const double end); /** * Draw a filled rectangle with (x1, y1) as the upper left-hand corner, * and (x2, y2) as the lower right-hand corner with style s */ void drawRectangleFilled(const Style &s, const int x1, const int y1, const int x2, const int y2); /** * Draw a rectangle outline with (x1, y1) as the upper left-hand corner, * and (x2, y2) as the lower right-hand corner with style s */ void drawRectangleOutline(const Style &s, const int x1, const int y1, const int x2, const int y2); /** * Draw a filled triangle with vertices (x1, y1), (x2, y2), (x3, y3) with in style s */ void drawTriangleFilled(const Style &s, const int x1, const int y1, const int x2, const int y2, const int x3, const int y3); /** * Draw a triangle outline with vertices (x1, y1), (x2, y2), (x3, y3) with in style s */ void drawTriangleOutline(const Style &s, const int x1, const int y1, const int x2, const int y2, const int x3, const int y3); /** * Draw a filled circle with style s and the specified radius at point (x, y) */ void drawCircleFilled(const Style &s, const int x, const int y, const int radius); /** * Draw a circle outline with style s and the specified radius at point (x, y) */ void drawCircleOutline(const Style &s, const int x, const int y, const int radius); /** * Draw a filled ellipse with inside the bounding box specfied by the two * points (x1, y1) and (x2, y2) */ void drawEllipseFilled(const Style &s, const int x1, const int y1, const int x2, const int y2); /** * Draw an ellipse outline with inside the bounding box specified by the two * points (x1, y1) and (x2, y2) */ void drawEllipseOutline(const Style &s, const int x1, const int y1, const int x2, const int y2); /** * Draw a filled elliptical wedge with from start to end degrees * The two points (x1, y1) and (x2, y2) specify the bounding box */ void drawWedgeFilled(const Style &s, const int x1, const int y1, const int x2, const int y2, const double start, const double end); /** * Draw an elliptical wedge outline with from start to end degrees * The two points (x1, y1) and (x2, y2) specify the bounding box */ void drawWedgeOutline(const Style &s, const int x1, const int y1, const int x2, const int y2, const double start, const double end); /** * Draw a filled elliptical chord with from start to end degrees * The two points (x1, y1) and (x2, y2) specify the bounding box */ void drawChordFilled(const Style &s, const int x1, const int y1, const int x2, const int y2, const double start, const double end); /** * Draw an elliptical chord outline with from start to end degrees * The two points (x1, y1) and (x2, y2) specify the bounding box */ void drawChordOutline(const Style &s, const int x1, const int y1, const int x2, const int y2, const double start, const double end); /** * Draw a filled polygon using the specified style and the two vectors to specifiy vertices */ void drawPolygonFilled(const Style &s, const std::vector<int>& xcoords, const std::vector<int>& ycoords); /** * Draw a polygon outline using the specified style and the two vectors to specifiy vertices */ void drawPolygonOutline(const Style &s, const std::vector<int>& xcoords, const std::vector<int>& ycoords); /** * Draw a bezier curve using the specified style, and the two vectors specifying the control points */ void drawBezierCurve(const Style &s, const std::vector<int>& xcoords, const std::vector<int>& ycoords); /** * Draw the image at with its upper right-hand corner located at (x,y) * @see #drawImage(constImage&,constint,constint,constTransform&) * @see .Image */ void drawImage(const Image &image, const int x, const int y); /** * Draw the image at with its upper right-hand corner located at (x,y) using the specified transform * @see #drawImage(constImage&,constint,constint) * @see .Image * @since 2.10 */ void drawImage(const Image &image, const int x, const int y,const Transform &transform); /** * Draw text in the specified font and style * @see #drawText(constStyle&,constFont&,constint,constint,conststring&,constTransform&) * @see #numberToString(int) * @see #numberToString(double) */ void drawText(const Style &s, const Font &f, const int x, const int y, const std::string& text); /** * Draw text in the specified font and style, using the specified transform * @see #drawText(constStyle&,constFont&,constint,constint,conststring&,constTransform&) * @see #numberToString(int) * @see #numberToString(double) * @since 2.10 */ void drawText(const Style &s, const Font &f, const int x, const int y, const std::string& text,const Transform &transform); /** * Convert the given number to a string. Recommended for use with drawText. * @see #drawText(constStyle&,constFont&,constint,constint,conststring&,constTransform&) * @see #drawText(constStyle&,constFont&,constint,constint,conststring&,constTransform&) * @see #numberToString(double, int) * @since 2.1.4a */ static std::string numberToString(int n); /** * Convert the given double number to a string. Recommended for use with drawText. * @param d [in] number to convert to string * @param precision [in, optional] number of digits of precision (numbers after decimal point) * @see #drawText(constStyle&,constFont&,constint,constint,conststring&,constTransform&) * @see #drawText(constStyle&,constFont&,constint,constint,conststring&,constTransform&) * @see #numberToString(int) * @since 2.1.4a */ static std::string numberToString(double d, int precision = -1); /** * Create an image from the rectangular region with an upper-left hand corner at (x, y) * @see .Image * @see #drawImage */ Image createImage(const int x, const int y, const int width, const int height); /** * Return the color at point (x, y) */ Color readPixel(const int x, const int y); /** * Copy the rectangular region at (x1, y1) to (x2, y2) */ void copyRegion(const int x1, const int y1, const int x2, const int y2, const int width, const int height); // Matt Edlefsen 10/2007 AutoPageFlip is gone // flipPage is now simply reDraw /** * Force redraw of window. Used to flush all changes to the screen. */ void flipPage(); void reDraw(); /** * Event handlers for when in event handling mode. To be useful you must * derive your own version of Window that overides these functions * @see .WindowManager */ virtual void handleKeyboardEvent(const KeyboardEvent& event); /** * Event handlers for when in event handling mode. To be useful you must * derive your own version of Window that overides these functions * @see .WindowManager */ virtual void handleMouseEvent(const MouseEvent& event); /** * Event handlers for when in event handling mode. To be useful you must * derive your own version of Window that overides these functions * @see .WindowManager */ virtual void handleIdleEvent(); /** * Event handlers for when in event handling mode. To be useful you must * derive your own version of Window that overides these functions * @see .WindowManager */ virtual void handleTimerEvent(const TimerEvent& event); /** * Renderer dependent capability. If not supported by current * renderer these will be ignored. Initial state is also dependent on * the supplied renderer. */ void enableAntialiasing(); /** * Renderer dependent capability. If not supported by current * renderer these will be ignored. Initial state is also dependent on * the supplied renderer. */ void disableAntialiasing(); /** * @deprecated Do not use. This works only on some systems. To ensure that you will always go into fullscreen mode, use the constructor {@link #Window}. */ void enableFullScreen(int bitdepth=16,int refreshrate=60); /** * @deprecated Do not use. This works only on some systems. To ensure that you will always go into fullscreen mode, use the constructor {@link #Window}. */ void disableFullScreen(); /** * Set filters on the input queues, useful in eliminating non-interesting * events. Intended for advanced users only. If set to NULL, no filtering * is performed. If set to some value, only events that do not match the * event pattern will be placed into the queue. By default, when not using * the CarnegieMellonGraphics event handler, MOUSE_MOVE events are filtered out to prevent * unnecessary events from cluttering the queue. * @see #setMouseFilter */ MouseEvent getMouseFilter(); /** * Set filters on the input queues, useful in eliminating non-interesting * events. Intended for advanced users only. If set to NULL, no filtering * is performed. If set to some value, only events that do not match the * event pattern will be placed into the queue. There is no default * keyboard filter. * @see #setKeyboardFilter */ KeyboardEvent getKeyboardFilter(); /** * Set filters on the input queues, useful in eliminating non-interesting * events. Intended for advanced users only. If set to NULL, no filtering * is performed. If set to some value, only events that do not match the * event pattern will be placed into the queue. There is no default * timer filter. * @see #setTimerFilter */ TimerEvent getTimerFilter(); /** * Change the filter for the mouse queue. * @see #getMouseFilter */ void setMouseFilter(const MouseEvent &filter); /** * Change the filter for the keyboard queue. * @see #getKeyboardFilter */ void setKeyboardFilter(const KeyboardEvent &filter); /** * Change the filter for the timer queue. * @see #getTimerFilter */ void setTimerFilter(const TimerEvent &filter); /** * Changes the size of the window after creation. * @since 2.1.5 * @see #getPosition * @see #setPosition * @see #setTitle */ void resize(int newwidth, int newheight); /** * Changes the position of the window after creation. * @since 2.1.5 * @see #getPosition * @see #resize * @see #setTitle */ void setPosition(int x, int y); /** * Retrieves the current position of the window. * @since 2.1.5 * @param x [out] x position of the window * @param y [out] y position of the window * @see #resize * @see #setTitle * @see #setPosition */ void getPosition(int &x, int &y); /** * Changes the title of the window after creation. * @since 2.1.5 * @see #getPosition * @see #setPosition * @see #resize */ void setTitle(const std::string &title); ///// 20/Mar/2007 JRogers Wait for drawing queue to empty void finishDrawing(); //// JRogers erase to background color (default Color::BLACK) void erase( Color background = Color::BLACK ); ////////////// /* CPPDOC_BEGIN_EXCLUDE */ typedef long SafeWindowPtr; /* CPPDOC_END_EXCLUDE */ private: ////// Ignore these ////// void _init(int xpos, int ypos, int width, int height, const std::string &title, bool fullscreen,int bitdepth,int refreshrate); std::deque<MouseEvent*> mousequeue; std::deque<KeyboardEvent*> keyqueue; std::deque<TimerEvent*> timerqueue; // Prevent passing by value -- does not operate as desired Window (const Window& window); // Prevent assignment on windows because it is ill defined. Window& operator=(const Window& rhs); // Comparison on windows is also ill defined. bool operator==(const Window& rhs) const; bool operator!=(const Window& rhs) const; void _setWindowSize(int newheight, int newwidth); int width, height; int mousex, mousey; MouseEvent mousefilter; KeyboardEvent keyfilter; TimerEvent timerfilter; class PortMutex* mousemutex; class PortMutex* keymutex; class PortMutex* timermutex; class PortMutex* sizemutex; SemaphoreT<Color> *colorsignal; SemaphoreT<Image> *imagesignal; SemaphoreT<std::pair<int, int> > *positionsignal; bool hidden, m_autoPageFlipStatus; bool autoflushkeyboard,autoflushmouse,autoflushtimer; class Semaphore *mousesem,*keyboardsem,*timersem; std::map<int,bool> key_state; std::map<MouseEvent::Button,bool> button_state; std::map<int,int> timer_count; KeyModifiers currentmodifiers; class Daemon *daemon; friend class DaemonImp; friend class RENDERER; }; /****************************************************************************** * The FullScreenWindow class does everything a normal window does but its * constructor automatically makes the window full screen. *****************************************************************************/ class FullScreenWindow : public Window { public: FullScreenWindow(int width = 640, int height = 480, int bitdepth=32, int refreshrate=60); }; /****************************************************************************** * The WindowManager class is used when operating the library in an event driven * mode. For this to do anything useful, you must first derive your own Window * class that overloads some of the eventhandlers. After that, all you * need to do is call WindowManager::handleEvents() somewhere in your code, and * it will begin event handling for you. To exit out of the handler, simply * call WindowManager::exitHandler() somewhere inside your derived Window class. * The event handler will clear our input filters on a window when started, * but will return them to their original state upon exiting. * * WindowManager also encapsulates some simple timing commands. *****************************************************************************/ class WindowManager { public: /** * Called to begin event handling */ static void handleEvents(); /** * Called inside the event loop to exit the handle */ static void exitHandler(); /** * Return the number of "ticks" that have ellapsed since the * program was started. A "tick" is usually a microsecond (as it * depends on the platfrom the library was compiled). * This number will probably wrap around after about half an hour. */ static unsigned long getTime(); private: ////// Ignore these ////// static void registerWindow(Window *window); static void removeWindow(Window *window); // Not allowed to create instances of WindowManager. WindowManager() { }; friend class Window; }; ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

  1. endif //__CARNEGIEMELLONGRAPHICS_H__
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