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// John Allison  27th March 1996
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// Class description
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// Abstract interface class for graphics viewers.
 
#ifndef G4VVIEWER_HH
#define G4VVIEWER_HH
 
#include "globals.hh"
 
#include "G4SceneTreeItem.hh"
 
#include "G4ViewParameters.hh"
#include "G4PhysicalVolumeModel.hh"
#include "G4PseudoScene.hh"
 
#include <vector>
#include <list>
 
class G4VSceneHandler;
 
// clang-format off
class G4VViewer {
 
public: // With description
 
  friend std::ostream& operator << (std::ostream& os, const G4VViewer& v);
 
  G4VViewer (G4VSceneHandler&, G4int id, const G4String& name = "");
  virtual ~G4VViewer ();
 
  virtual void Initialise ();
  // Called immediately after construction for those operations that
  // must await complete contruction of viewer and all its bases.  For
  // example, if this class (G4VViewer) is inherited virtually, as in
  // the OpenGL sub-category, it will not be fully constructed until
  // *after* the the derived viewer (this is the rule about order of
  // construction for virtual inheritance), so the derived viewer may
  // not use information in G4VViewer in its contructor.  Hence such
  // code must be in Initialise().
 
  //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
  // View manipulation functions.
 
  virtual void ResetView ();
  // Reset view parameters to default, including sub-class parameters, if any.
  // The sub-class should always invoke the base class implementation, i.e:
  // virtual void SubClass::ResetView () {
  //   G4VViewer::ResetView();
  //   // Then reset sub-class parameters
  //   ...
 
  virtual void SetView () = 0;
  // Take view parameters and work out model/view transformation,
  // projection transformation, lighting, etc.
 
  virtual void ClearView () = 0;
  // Clear screen/viewing buffers.
 
  virtual void DrawView () = 0;
  // Draw view of the scene currently attached to the scene handler -
  // see example of a minimal function at end of this file.
  
  void RefreshView ();
  // Simply invokes SetView, ClearView, DrawView.
 
  virtual void ShowView ();
  // Show view (for graphics systems which require to process
  // all drawn objects before finalising the view).
 
  virtual void FinishView ();
  // Called at the end of drawing scene.  Used to flush streams, or
  // swap buffers.  (Perhaps it is inappropriately named, perhaps its
  // function could be incorporated into EndModeling ().  It marks the
  // end of scene drawing; be aware hits and digi drawing may Follow.
  // It is not yet the end of all drawing; that is signalled by
  // ShowView ().)
 
  virtual G4bool ReadyToDraw() {return true;}
 
  std::vector<G4ThreeVector> ComputeFlyThrough(G4Vector3D*);
 
  // Note: the order of calling of MovingToVisSubThread and SwitchToVisSubThread
  // is undefined, so you may need to implement mutexes to ensure your preferred
  // order - see, e.g., G4OpenGLQtViewer. To summarise, the order of calling is
  // as follows - see G4VisManager.cc.
  // DoneWithMasterThread
  // MovingToVisSubThread ) or ( SwitchToVisSubThread
  // SwitchToVisSubThread )    ( MovingToVisSubThread
  // DoneWithVisSubThread
  // MovingToMasterThread
  // SwitchToMasterThread
 
  // Called on the master thread before starting the vis sub-thread.
  virtual void DoneWithMasterThread () {}
 
  // Called on the master thread after starting the vis sub-thread.
  virtual void MovingToVisSubThread () {}
 
  // Called on the vis sub-thread at start of vis sub-thread.
  virtual void SwitchToVisSubThread () {}
 
  // Called on the vis sub-thread when all events have been processed.
  virtual void DoneWithVisSubThread () {}
 
  // Called on the vis sub-thread when all events have been processed.
  virtual void MovingToMasterThread () {}
  
  // Called on the master thread after the vis sub-thread has terminated.
  virtual void SwitchToMasterThread () {}
 
  //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
  // Stuff for scene tree.
  /**
   - The scene tree is a tree of G4SceneTreeItem objects (see graphics-reps).
   - Its root is a data member fSceneTree of all viewers by virtue of
   G4VViewer inheritance,
   - G4SceneTreeItem is an aggregate of data members that represent
   properties of objects in the scene (G4Scene). Its data members are
   low-level types - G4String, G4VisAttributes and G4AttDef/Value - so
   that it can be used across categories, avoiding coupling.
   - The root item has children that represent the models (G4VModel
   sub-classes) in the scene.
   - For a G4PhysicalVolumeModel (detector components), its children and
   children's children, etc., imitate the geometry hierarchy of that
   model. These descendants are called "touchables".
   - There may be more than one G4PhysicalVolumeModel, depending how
   the user creates his/her scene.
   - The scene tree is reviewed, and updated if necessary, at every pass
   of G4VSceneHandler::ProcessScene.  This is called a "kernel visit".
   - A kernel visit is triggered by some vis commands (e.g.,
   /vis/viewer/rebuild) and by a viewer if it deems necessary. For
   example, a kernel visit may not be required for a rotation, zoom, etc.,
   but required for a change from surface to wireframe.
   - The idea is that the scene tree can be passed to a GUI, the GUI can
   create a tree widget, and interactions with it raise UI commands such as
   /vis/scene/activateModel, /vis/set/touchable and /vis/touchable/set/...
   The viewer decides if this requires a kernel visit, otherwise it
   must update fSceneTree itself (utilities are provided -
   G4VViewer::TouchableSetVisibility/Colour).
  */
  class SceneTreeScene: public G4PseudoScene {
    // G4PhysicalVolumeModel sends touchables to this scene
  public:
    SceneTreeScene(G4VViewer*, G4PhysicalVolumeModel*);
    ~SceneTreeScene() = default;
  private:
    void ProcessVolume(const G4VSolid& solid) override;
    std::list<G4SceneTreeItem>::iterator FindOrInsertTouchable
    (const G4String& modelID, G4SceneTreeItem& mother,
     G4int depth, const G4String& partialPathString, const G4String& fullPathString);
    G4VViewer* fpViewer = nullptr;
    G4PhysicalVolumeModel* fpPVModel = nullptr;
    std::list<G4SceneTreeItem>::iterator  fModelIter;  // Points to scene tree item for this model
    G4int fMaximumExpandedDepth = 0;    // To be calculated in constructor
    const G4int fMaximumExpanded = 30;  // So as not to swamp the GUI
  };
  void InsertModelInSceneTree(G4VModel*);
  const G4SceneTreeItem& GetSceneTree() {return fSceneTree;}
  G4SceneTreeItem& AccessSceneTree() {return fSceneTree;}
  void UpdateGUISceneTree();  // A utility
  const G4int fMaxNTouchables = 10000;  // Limits memory to about 50 MB
  G4bool fCurtailDescent = false;  // Flag to curtail descent into PV model for scene tree
 
  //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
  // Access functions.
  const G4String&         GetName           () const;
  const G4String&         GetShortName      () const;
  void                    SetName           (const G4String&);
  G4int                   GetViewId         () const;
  G4VSceneHandler*        GetSceneHandler   () const;
  const G4ViewParameters& GetViewParameters        () const;
  const G4ViewParameters& GetDefaultViewParameters () const;
  G4double                GetKernelVisitElapsedTimeSeconds () const;
 
  virtual const std::vector<G4ModelingParameters::VisAttributesModifier>*
  GetPrivateVisAttributesModifiers() const;
  // So that privately accumulated vis attributes modifiers may be
  // concatenated with the standard vis attributes modifiers for commands
  // such as /vis/viewer/set/all and /vis/viewer/save.
 
  void SetViewParameters         (const G4ViewParameters& vp);
  void SetDefaultViewParameters  (const G4ViewParameters& vp);
 
  //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
  // Public utility functions.
 
  const G4VisAttributes*  GetApplicableVisAttributes
                                            (const G4VisAttributes*) const;
 
  void SetNeedKernelVisit (G4bool need);
  // Sets individual need-visit flag.
 
  void NeedKernelVisit ();
  // Flags all views the need to re-visit the GEANT4 kernel to refresh
  // the scene.
 
  void ProcessView ();
  // Used by DrawView ().  Invokes SetView ().  The basic logic is here.
 
protected:
 
  //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
  // Protected utility functions.
 
  void SetTouchable
  (const std::vector<G4PhysicalVolumeModel::G4PhysicalVolumeNodeID>& fullPath);
  // Set the touchable for /vis/touchable/set/... commands.
 
  void TouchableSetVisibility
  (const std::vector<G4PhysicalVolumeModel::G4PhysicalVolumeNodeID>& fullPath,
   G4bool visibility);
  // Set the touchable visibility attribute.
  // Changes the Vis Attribute Modifiers WITHOUT triggering a rebuild.
 
  void TouchableSetColour
  (const std::vector<G4PhysicalVolumeModel::G4PhysicalVolumeNodeID>& fullPath,
   const G4Colour&);
  // Set the touchable colour attribute.
  // Changes the Vis Attribute Modifiers WITHOUT triggering a rebuild.
 
  //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
  // Data members
  G4VSceneHandler&        fSceneHandler;     // Abstract scene for this view.
  G4int            fViewId;    // Id of this instance.
  G4String         fName;
  G4String         fShortName; // Up to first ' ' character, if any.
  G4ViewParameters fVP;        // View parameters.
  G4ViewParameters fDefaultVP; // Default view parameters.
  G4double         fKernelVisitElapsedTimeSeconds = 999.;  // Default to a large number
  // Note: fKernelVisitElapsedTimeSeconds is measured in ProcessView().
  G4SceneTreeItem  fSceneTree;
 
  //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
  // Other parameters.
  G4bool           fNeedKernelVisit;  // See DrawView() for comments.
};
 
#include "G4VViewer.icc"
 
/*********************************************
 
Here is a minimal DrawView () as it might be implemented in the
concrete viewer.
 
void G4VViewer::DrawView () {  // Default - concrete view usually overrides.
 
  // First, a view should decide when to re-visit the G4 kernel.
  // Sometimes it might not be necessary, e.g., if the scene is stored
  // in a graphical database (e.g., OpenGL's display lists) and only
  // the viewing angle has changed.  But graphics systems without a
  // graphical database will always need to visit the G4 kernel.
 
  NeedKernelVisit ();  // Default is - always visit G4 kernel.
  // Note: this routine sets the fNeedKernelVisit flag of *all* the views of
  // the scene.
 
  ProcessView ();             // The basic logic is here.
 
  // Then a view may have more to do, e.g., display the graphical
  // database.  That code should come here before finally...
 
  FinishView ();              // Flush streams and/or swap buffers.
}
 
*********************************************/
 
#endif