Tools/Win64/VTK/include/vtk-9.0/vtkEdgeSubdivisionCriterion.h

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  Module:    vtkEdgeSubdivisionCriterion.h
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#ifndef vtkEdgeSubdivisionCriterion_h
#define vtkEdgeSubdivisionCriterion_h
/**
 * @class   vtkEdgeSubdivisionCriterion
 * @brief   how to decide whether a linear approximation to nonlinear geometry or field should be
 * subdivided
 *
 *
 * Descendants of this abstract class are used to decide whether a
 * piecewise linear approximation (triangles, lines, ... ) to some
 * nonlinear geometry should be subdivided. This decision may be
 * based on an absolute error metric (chord error) or on some
 * view-dependent metric (chord error compared to device resolution)
 * or on some abstract metric (color error). Or anything else, really.
 * Just so long as you implement the EvaluateLocationAndFields member, all will
 * be well.
 *
 * @sa
 * vtkDataSetSubdivisionAlgorithm vtkStreamingTessellator
 */

#include "vtkFiltersCoreModule.h" // For export macro
#include "vtkObject.h"

class vtkDataSetAttributes;
class vtkMatrix4x4;
class vtkStreamingTessellator;

class VTKFILTERSCORE_EXPORT vtkEdgeSubdivisionCriterion : public vtkObject
{
public:
  vtkTypeMacro(vtkEdgeSubdivisionCriterion, vtkObject);
  void PrintSelf(ostream& os, vtkIndent indent) override;

  /**
   * You must implement this member function in a subclass.
   * It will be called by \p vtkStreamingTessellator for each
   * edge in each primitive that vtkStreamingTessellator generates.
   */
  virtual bool EvaluateLocationAndFields(double* p1, int field_start) = 0;

  /**
   * This is a helper routine called by \p PassFields() which
   * you may also call directly; it adds \a sourceSize to the size of
   * the output vertex field values. The offset of the \a sourceId
   * field in the output vertex array is returned.
   * -1 is returned if \a sourceSize would force the output to have more
   * than \a vtkStreamingTessellator::MaxFieldSize field values per vertex.
   */
  virtual int PassField(int sourceId, int sourceSize, vtkStreamingTessellator* t);

  /**
   * Don't pass any field values in the vertex pointer.
   * This is used to reset the list of fields to pass after a
   * successful run of vtkStreamingTessellator.
   */
  virtual void ResetFieldList();

  /**
   * This does the opposite of \p PassField(); it removes a field from
   * the output (assuming the field was set to be passed).
   * Returns true if any action was taken, false otherwise.
   */
  virtual bool DontPassField(int sourceId, vtkStreamingTessellator* t);

  /**
   * Return the map from output field id to input field ids.
   * That is, field \a i of any output vertex from vtkStreamingTessellator
   * will be associated with \p GetFieldIds()[\a i] on the input mesh.
   */
  const int* GetFieldIds() const;

  /**
   * Return the offset into an output vertex array of all fields.
   * That is, field \a i of any output vertex, \a p, from vtkStreamingTessellator
   * will have its first entry at \a p[\p GetFieldOffsets()[\a i] ] .
   */
  const int* GetFieldOffsets() const;

  /**
   * Return the output ID of an input field.
   * Returns -1 if \a fieldId is not set to be passed to the output.
   */
  int GetOutputField(int fieldId) const;

  /**
   * Return the number of fields being evaluated at each output vertex.
   * This is the length of the arrays returned by \p GetFieldIds() and
   * \p GetFieldOffsets().
   */
  int GetNumberOfFields() const;

protected:
  vtkEdgeSubdivisionCriterion();
  ~vtkEdgeSubdivisionCriterion() override;

  int* FieldIds;
  int* FieldOffsets;
  int NumberOfFields;

  /**
   * Perform the core logic for a view-dependent subdivision.
   * Returns true if subdivision should occur, false otherwise.
   * This is to be used by subclasses once the mesh-specific
   * evaluation routines have been called to get the actual
   * (as opposed to linearly interpolated) midpoint coordinates.
   * Currently, this handles only geometry, but could conceivably
   * test scalar fields as well.
   * @param p0 is the first endpoint of the edge
   * @param p1 is the linearly interpolated midpoint of the edge
   * @param p1_actual is the actual midpoint of the edge
   * @param p2 is the second endpoint of the edge
   * @param field_start is the offset into the above arrays
   * indicating where the scalar field values start (when
   * isosurfacing, the embedding dimension may be smaller
   * than the number of parametric coordinates).
   * @param viewtrans is the viewing transform (from model to
   * screen coordinates). Applying this transform to p0, p1, etc.,
   * should yield screen-space coordinates.
   * @param pixelSize is the width and height of a pixel in
   * screen space coordinates.
   * @param allowableChordErr is the maximum allowable distance
   * between \a p1 and \a p1_actual, in multiples of pixelSize,
   * before subdivision will occur.
   */
  bool ViewDependentEval(const double* p0, double* p1, double* p1_actual, const double* p2,
    int field_start, vtkMatrix4x4* viewtrans, const double* pixelSize,
    double allowableChordErr) const;

  /**
   * Perform the core logic for a fixed multi-criterion,
   * scalar-field based subdivision.
   * Returns true if subdivision should occur, false otherwise.
   * This is to be used by subclasses once the mesh-specific
   * evaluation routines have been called to get the actual
   * (as opposed to linearly interpolated) midpoint geometry
   * and field values.
   * Only field values
   * are tested (not geometry) because you can save yourself
   * field evaluations if you check the geometry yourself
   * and it fails the test.
   * @param p0 is the first endpoint of the edge
   * @param p1 is the linearly interpolated midpoint of the edge
   * @param p1_actual is the actual midpoint of the edge
   * @param p2 is the second endpoint of the edge
   * @param field_start is the offset into the above arrays
   * indicating where the scalar field values start (when
   * isosurfacing, the embedding dimension may be smaller
   * than the number of parametric coordinates).
   * @param field_criteria is a bitfield specifying which
   * fields (of the fields specified by PassField or
   * PassFields) are to be considered for subdivision.
   * Thus, you may pass fields to the output mesh without
   * using them as subdivision criteria. In than case,
   * the allowableFieldErr will have an empty entry for
   * those fields.
   * @param allowableFieldErr is an array of tolerances,
   * one for each field passed to the output. If the
   * linearly interpolated and actual midpoint values
   * for any field are greater than the value specified
   * here, the member will return true.
   */
  bool FixedFieldErrorEval(double* p1, double* p1_actual, int field_start, int field_criteria,
    double* allowableFieldErr) const;

private:
  vtkEdgeSubdivisionCriterion(const vtkEdgeSubdivisionCriterion&) = delete;
  void operator=(const vtkEdgeSubdivisionCriterion&) = delete;
};

inline const int* vtkEdgeSubdivisionCriterion::GetFieldIds() const
{
  return this->FieldIds;
}
inline const int* vtkEdgeSubdivisionCriterion::GetFieldOffsets() const
{
  return this->FieldOffsets;
}
inline int vtkEdgeSubdivisionCriterion::GetNumberOfFields() const
{
  return this->NumberOfFields;
}

#endif // vtkEdgeSubdivisionCriterion_h