SoSelection pickFilterCB SoShapeKit

/*------------------------------------------------------------- * This example demonstrates the use of the pick filter * callback to always select nodekits. This makes it especially * easy to edit attributes of objects because the nodekit takes * care of the part creation details. *------------------------------------------------------------*/ #include <Inventor/SoPath.h> #include <Inventor/SoPickedPoint.h> #include <Inventor/Win/SoWin.h> #include <Inventor/Win/SoWinMaterialEditor.h> #include <Inventor/Win/viewers/SoWinExaminerViewer.h> #include <Inventor/actions/SoBoxHighlightRenderAction.h> #include <Inventor/nodekits/SoShapeKit.h> #include <Inventor/nodes/SoCube.h> #include <Inventor/nodes/SoMaterial.h> #include <Inventor/nodes/SoSelection.h> #include <Inventor/nodes/SoTransform.h> typedef struct { SoSelection *sel; SoWinMaterialEditor *editor; SbBool ignore; } UserData; // // CODE FOR The Inventor Mentor STARTS HERE (part 1) // Truncate the pick path so a nodekit is selected SoPath * pickFilterCB(void *, const SoPickedPoint *pick) { // See which child of selection got picked SoPath *p = pick->getPath(); int i; for (i = p->getLength() - 1; i >= 0; i--) { SoNode *n = p->getNode(i); if (n->isOfType(SoShapeKit::getClassTypeId())) break; } // Copy the path down to the nodekit return p->copy(0, i+1); } // CODE FOR The Inventor Mentor ENDS HERE /// // Create a sample scene graph SoNode * buildScene() { SoGroup *g = new SoGroup; SoShapeKit *k; SoTransform *xf; // Place a dozen shapes in circular formation for (int i = 0; i < 12; i++) { k = new SoShapeKit; k->setPart("shape", new SoCube); xf = (SoTransform *) k->getPart("transform", TRUE); xf->translation.setValue((float)(8 * sin(i * M_PI / 6)), (float)(8 * cos(i * M_PI / 6)), 0.0F); g->addChild(k); } return g; } // Update the material editor to reflect the selected object void selectCB(void *userData, SoPath *path) { SoShapeKit *kit = (SoShapeKit *)path->getTail(); SoMaterial *kitMtl = (SoMaterial *)kit->getPart("material", TRUE); UserData *ud = (UserData *) userData; ud->ignore = TRUE; ud->editor->setMaterial(*kitMtl); ud->ignore = FALSE; } // This is called when the user chooses a new material // in the material editor. This updates the material // part of each selected node kit. void mtlChangeCB(void *userData, const SoMaterial *mtl) { // Our material change callback is invoked when the // user changes the material, and when we change it // through a call to SoXtMaterialEditor::setMaterial. // In this latter case, we ignore the callback invocation. UserData *ud = (UserData *) userData; if (ud->ignore) { return; } SoSelection *sel = ud->sel; // Our pick filter guarantees the path tail will // be a shape kit. for (int i = 0; i < sel->getNumSelected(); i++) { SoPath *p = sel->getPath(i); SoShapeKit *kit = (SoShapeKit *) p->getTail(); SoMaterial *kitMtl = (SoMaterial *) kit->getPart("material", TRUE); kitMtl->copyFieldValues(mtl); } } int main(int, char **argv) { // Initialization HWND mainWindow = SoWin::init(argv[0]); // Create our scene graph. SoSelection *sel = new SoSelection; sel->ref(); sel->addChild(buildScene()); // Create a viewer with a render action that displays highlights SoWinExaminerViewer *viewer = new SoWinExaminerViewer(mainWindow); viewer->setSceneGraph(sel); viewer->setGLRenderAction(new SoBoxHighlightRenderAction()); viewer->redrawOnSelectionChange(sel); viewer->setTitle("Select Node Kits"); viewer->show(); // Create a material editor SoWinMaterialEditor *ed = new SoWinMaterialEditor(); ed->show(); // User data for our callbacks UserData userData; userData.sel = sel; userData.editor = ed; userData.ignore = FALSE; // Selection and material change callbacks ed->addMaterialChangedCallback(mtlChangeCB, &userData); sel->setPickFilterCallback(pickFilterCB); sel->addSelectionCallback(selectCB, &userData); SoWin::show(mainWindow); SoWin::mainLoop(); return 0; }