axmol/core/2d/SpriteBatchNode.h

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#pragma once

#include <vector>

#include "2d/Node.h"
#include "base/Protocols.h"
#include "renderer/TextureAtlas.h"
#include "renderer/QuadCommand.h"

NS_AX_BEGIN

/**
 * @addtogroup _2d
 * @{
 */

class Sprite;

/** SpriteBatchNode is like a batch node: if it contains children, it will draw them in 1 single OpenGL call
 * (often known as "batch draw").
 *
 * A SpriteBatchNode can reference one and only one texture (one image file, one texture atlas).
 * Only the Sprites that are contained in that texture can be added to the SpriteBatchNode.
 * All Sprites added to a SpriteBatchNode are drawn in one OpenGL ES draw call.
 * If the Sprites are not added to a SpriteBatchNode then an OpenGL ES draw call will be needed for each one, which is
 * less efficient.
 *
 *
 * Limitations:
 *  - The only object that is accepted as child (or grandchild, grand-grandchild, etc...) is Sprite or any subclass of
 * Sprite. eg: particles, labels and layer can't be added to a SpriteBatchNode.
 *  - Either all its children are Aliased or Antialiased. It can't be a mix. This is because "alias" is a property of
 * the texture, and all the sprites share the same texture.
 *
 * @since v0.7.1
 */
class AX_DLL SpriteBatchNode : public Node, public TextureProtocol
{
    static const int DEFAULT_CAPACITY = 29;

public:
    /** Creates a SpriteBatchNode with a texture2d and capacity of children.
     * The capacity will be increased in 33% in runtime if it runs out of space.
     *
     * @param tex A texture2d.
     * @param capacity The capacity of children.
     * @return Return an autorelease object.
     */
    static SpriteBatchNode* createWithTexture(Texture2D* tex, ssize_t capacity = DEFAULT_CAPACITY);

    /** Creates a SpriteBatchNode with a file image (.png, .jpeg, .pvr, etc) and capacity of children.
     * The capacity will be increased in 33% in runtime if it runs out of space.
     * The file will be loaded using the TextureMgr.
     *
     * @param fileImage A file image (.png, .jpeg, .pvr, etc).
     * @param capacity The capacity of children.
     * @return Return an autorelease object.
     */
    static SpriteBatchNode* create(std::string_view fileImage, ssize_t capacity = DEFAULT_CAPACITY);

    /** Returns the TextureAtlas object.
     *
     * @return The TextureAtlas object.
     */
    TextureAtlas* getTextureAtlas() { return _textureAtlas; }

    /** Sets the TextureAtlas object.
     *
     * @param textureAtlas The TextureAtlas object.
     */
    void setTextureAtlas(TextureAtlas* textureAtlas)
    {
        if (textureAtlas != _textureAtlas)
        {
            AX_SAFE_RETAIN(textureAtlas);
            AX_SAFE_RELEASE(_textureAtlas);
            _textureAtlas = textureAtlas;
        }
    }

    /** Returns an array with the descendants (children, gran children, etc.).
     * This is specific to BatchNode. In order to use the children, use getChildren() instead.
     *
     * @return An array with the descendants (children, gran children, etc.).
     */
    const std::vector<Sprite*>& getDescendants() const { return _descendants; }

    /** Increase the Atlas Capacity. */
    void increaseAtlasCapacity();

    /** Removes a child given a certain index. It will also cleanup the running actions depending on the cleanup
     * parameter.
     *
     * @param index A certain index.
     * @param doCleanup Whether or not to cleanup the running actions.
     * @warning Removing a child from a SpriteBatchNode is very slow.
     */
    void removeChildAtIndex(ssize_t index, bool doCleanup);

    /** Append the child.
     *
     * @param sprite A Sprite.
     */
    void appendChild(Sprite* sprite);

    /** Remove a sprite from Atlas.
     *
     * @param sprite A Sprite.
     */
    void removeSpriteFromAtlas(Sprite* sprite);

    /** Rebuild index with a sprite all child.
     *
     * @param parent The parent sprite.
     * @param index The child index.
     * @return Index.
     */
    ssize_t rebuildIndexInOrder(Sprite* parent, ssize_t index);

    /** Get the Max image block index,in all child.
     *
     * @param sprite The parent sprite.
     * @return Index.
     */
    ssize_t highestAtlasIndexInChild(Sprite* sprite);

    /** Get the Min image block index,in all child.
     *
     * @param sprite The parent sprite.
     * @return Index.
     */
    ssize_t lowestAtlasIndexInChild(Sprite* sprite);

    /** Get the nearest index from the sprite in z.
     *
     * @param sprite The parent sprite.
     * @param z Z order for drawing priority.
     * @return Index.
     */
    ssize_t atlasIndexForChild(Sprite* sprite, int z);
    /* Sprites use this to start sortChildren, don't call this manually. */
    void reorderBatch(bool reorder);

    //
    // Overrides
    //
    // TextureProtocol
    virtual Texture2D* getTexture() const override;
    virtual void setTexture(Texture2D* texture) override;
    /**
     *@code
     * When this function bound into js or lua,the parameter will be changed.
     * In js: var setBlendFunc(var src, var dst).
     * @endcode
     * @lua NA
     */
    virtual void setBlendFunc(const BlendFunc& blendFunc) override;
    /**
     * @lua NA
     */
    virtual const BlendFunc& getBlendFunc() const override;

    /**
     * @js NA
     */
    virtual void visit(Renderer* renderer, const Mat4& parentTransform, uint32_t parentFlags) override;

    using Node::addChild;
    virtual void addChild(Node* child, int zOrder, int tag) override;
    virtual void addChild(Node* child, int zOrder, std::string_view name) override;
    virtual void reorderChild(Node* child, int zOrder) override;

    virtual void removeChild(Node* child, bool cleanup) override;
    /**
     * @js NA
     */
    virtual void removeAllChildrenWithCleanup(bool cleanup) override;
    virtual void sortAllChildren() override;
    /**
     * @js NA
     */
    virtual void draw(Renderer* renderer, const Mat4& transform, uint32_t flags) override;
    /**
     * @js NA
     */
    virtual std::string getDescription() const override;

    bool setProgramState(backend::ProgramState* programState, bool ownPS = false) override;

    /** Inserts a quad at a certain index into the texture atlas. The Sprite won't be added into the children array.
     * This method should be called only when you are dealing with very big AtlasSprite and when most of the Sprite
     * won't be updated. For example: a tile map (TMXMap) or a label with lots of characters (LabelBMFont).
     */
    void insertQuadFromSprite(Sprite* sprite, ssize_t index);
    /* This is the opposite of "addQuadFromSprite.
     * It add the sprite to the children and descendants array, but it doesn't update add it to the texture atlas
     */
    SpriteBatchNode* addSpriteWithoutQuad(Sprite* child, int z, int aTag);

    /** reserves capacity for the batch node.
     If the current capacity is bigger, nothing happens.
     otherwise, a new capacity is allocated */
    void reserveCapacity(ssize_t newCapacity);

    /**
     * @js ctor
     */
    SpriteBatchNode();
    /**
     * @js NA
     * @lua NA
     */
    virtual ~SpriteBatchNode();

    /** initializes a SpriteBatchNode with a texture2d and capacity of children.
     The capacity will be increased in 33% in runtime if it runs out of space.
     */
    bool initWithTexture(Texture2D* tex, ssize_t capacity = DEFAULT_CAPACITY);
    /** initializes a SpriteBatchNode with a file image (.png, .jpeg, .pvr, etc) and a capacity of children.
     The capacity will be increased in 33% in runtime if it runs out of space.
     The file will be loaded using the TextureMgr.
     * @js init
     * @lua init
     */
    bool initWithFile(std::string_view fileImage, ssize_t capacity = DEFAULT_CAPACITY);
    bool init() override;

protected:
    /** Updates a quad at a certain index into the texture atlas. The Sprite won't be added into the children array.
     This method should be called only when you are dealing with very big AtlasSprite and when most of the Sprite won't
     be updated. For example: a tile map (TMXMap) or a label with lots of characters (LabelBMFont)
     */
    void updateQuadFromSprite(Sprite* sprite, ssize_t index);

    void updateAtlasIndex(Sprite* sprite, ssize_t* curIndex);
    void swap(ssize_t oldIndex, ssize_t newIndex);
    void updateBlendFunc();
    void setVertexLayout();
    void setUniformLocation();

    TextureAtlas* _textureAtlas = nullptr;
    BlendFunc _blendFunc;
    QuadCommand _quadCommand;

    backend::UniformLocation _mvpMatrixLocaiton;
    backend::UniformLocation _textureLocation;

    // all descendants: children, grand children, etc...
    // There is not need to retain/release these objects, since they are already retained by _children
    // So, using std::vector<Sprite*> is slightly faster than using ax::Array for this particular case
    std::vector<Sprite*> _descendants;
};

// end of sprite_nodes group
/** @} */

NS_AX_END