GameCodingCompleteLinux/Source/GCC4/Graphics3D/Scene.h

#pragma once
//========================================================================
// File: Scene.h - implements the container class for 3D Graphics scenes
//
// Part of the GameCode4 Application
//
// GameCode4 is the sample application that encapsulates much of the source code
// discussed in "Game Coding Complete - 4th Edition" by Mike McShaffry and David
// "Rez" Graham, published by Charles River Media. 
// ISBN-10: 1133776574 | ISBN-13: 978-1133776574
//
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// 
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//
// (c) Copyright 2012 Michael L. McShaffry and David Graham
//
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//
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//========================================================================


#include "Geometry.h"
#include "SceneNodes.h"
#include "../EventManager/Events.h"

#include <map>
#include <stack>

// Forward declarations
////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// SceneActorMap Description				- Chapter 16, page Y
//
//   An STL map that allows fast lookup of a scene node given an ActorId.
//
////////////////////////////////////////////////////

typedef std::map<ActorId, std::shared_ptr<ISceneNode> > SceneActorMap;


////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// Scene Description						- Chapter 16, page 536
//
// A heirarchical container of scene nodes, which
// are classes that implemente the ISceneNode interface
//
////////////////////////////////////////////////////

class CameraNode;
class SkyNode;
class LightNode;
class LightManager;

class Scene
{
protected:
	std::shared_ptr<SceneNode>  m_Root;
	std::shared_ptr<CameraNode> m_Camera;
	std::shared_ptr<IRenderer>  m_Renderer;

	std::stack<glm::mat4>	m_MatrixStack;
	SceneActorMap 			m_ActorMap;

	LightManager			*m_LightManager;

public:
	Scene(std::shared_ptr<IRenderer> renderer);
	virtual ~Scene();

	int OnRender();
	int OnRestore();
	int OnLostDevice();
	int OnUpdate(const int deltaMilliseconds);
	std::shared_ptr<ISceneNode> FindActor(ActorId id);
	bool AddChild(ActorId id, std::shared_ptr<ISceneNode> kid);
	bool RemoveChild(ActorId id);
	
	// event delegates
    void NewRenderComponentDelegate(IEventDataPtr pEventData);
    void ModifiedRenderComponentDelegate(IEventDataPtr pEventData);			// added post-press!
    // void DestroyActorDelegate(IEventDataPtr pEventData);
    // void MoveActorDelegate(IEventDataPtr pEventData);
	
	void SetCamera(std::shared_ptr<CameraNode> camera) { m_Camera = camera; }
	const std::shared_ptr<CameraNode> GetCamera() const { return m_Camera; }

	void PushAndSetMatrix(const glm::mat4 &toWorld)
	{
		// Note this code carefully!!!!! It is COMPLETELY different
		// from some DirectX 9 documentation out there....
		// Scene::PushAndSetMatrix - Chapter 16, page 541

		m_MatrixStack.push(toWorld * m_MatrixStack.top());

		// [munnellg] This isn't necessary for OpenGL, but we'll preserve it from teh book
		// anyway as GCC4 does something similar with this call for DirectX 11 being a noop
		glm::mat4 mat = m_MatrixStack.top();
		m_Renderer->VSetWorldTransform(mat);
	}

	void PopMatrix()
	{
		m_MatrixStack.pop();

		// [munnellg] This isn't necessary for OpenGL, but we'll preserve it from teh book
		// anyway as GCC4 does something similar with this call for DirectX 11 being a noop
		glm::mat4 mat = m_MatrixStack.top();
		m_Renderer->VSetWorldTransform(mat);
	}

	const glm::mat4 GetTopMatrix()
	{
		// Scene::GetTopMatrix - Chapter 16, page 541
		return m_MatrixStack.top();
	}

	LightManager *GetLightManager() { return m_LightManager; }

	std::shared_ptr<IRenderer> GetRenderer() { return m_Renderer; }
};