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#ifndef __CCRENDER_TEXTURE_H__
#define __CCRENDER_TEXTURE_H__

#include "CCData.h"
#include "CCNode.h"
#include "CCSprite.h"

namespace cocos2d {

typedef enum eImageFormat
{
	kCCImageFormatJPG       = 0,
	kCCImageFormatPNG       = 1,
    kCCImageFormatRawData   = 2
} tImageFormat;
/**
@brief CCRenderTexture is a generic rendering target. To render things into it,
simply construct a render target, call begin on it, call visit on any cocos
scenes or objects to render them, and call end. For convienience, render texture
adds a sprite as it's display child with the results, so you can simply add
the render texture to your scene and treat it like any other CocosNode.
There are also functions for saving the render texture to disk in PNG or JPG format.

@since v0.8.1
*/
class CC_DLL CCRenderTexture : public CCNode 
{
    /** The CCSprite being used.
    The sprite, by default, will use the following blending function: GL_ONE, GL_ONE_MINUS_SRC_ALPHA.
    The blending function can be changed in runtime by calling:
    - [[renderTexture sprite] setBlendFunc:(ccBlendFunc){GL_ONE, GL_ONE_MINUS_SRC_ALPHA}];
    */
	CC_PROPERTY(CCSprite*, m_pSprite, Sprite)
public:
	CCRenderTexture();
	virtual ~CCRenderTexture();
    /** creates a RenderTexture object with width and height in Points and a pixel format, only RGB and RGBA formats are valid */
    static CCRenderTexture * renderTextureWithWidthAndHeight(int w, int h, CCTexture2DPixelFormat eFormat);

    /** creates a RenderTexture object with width and height in Points, pixel format is RGBA8888 */
    static CCRenderTexture * renderTextureWithWidthAndHeight(int w, int h);

    /** initializes a RenderTexture object with width and height in Points and a pixel format, only RGB and RGBA formats are valid */
    bool initWithWidthAndHeight(int w, int h, CCTexture2DPixelFormat eFormat);

    /** starts grabbing */
	void begin();

    /** starts rendering to the texture while clearing the texture first.
    This is more efficient then calling -clear first and then -begin */
    void beginWithClear(float r, float g, float b, float a);

    
    /** end is key word of lua, use other name to export to lua. */
	inline void endToLua(){ end();};

#if CC_ENABLE_CACHE_TEXTTURE_DATA
	/** ends grabbing for android */
	void end(bool bIsTOCasheTexture = true);
#else
	/** ends grabbing */
	void end();
#endif

    /** clears the texture with a color */
    void clear(float r, float g, float b, float a);

	/** saves the texture into a file */
	// para szFilePath      the absolute path to save
	// para x,y         the lower left corner coordinates of the buffer to save
	// pare nWidth,nHeight    the size of the buffer to save
	//                        when nWidth = 0 and nHeight = 0, the image size to save equals to buffer texture size
	bool saveBuffer(const char *szFilePath, int x = 0, int y = 0, int nWidth = 0, int nHeight = 0);

	/** saves the texture into a file. put format at the first argument, or ti will be overloaded with
	 * saveBuffer(const char *szFilePath, int x = 0, int y = 0, int nWidth = 0, int nHeight = 0) */
	// para name        the file name to save
	// para format      the image format to save, here it supports kCCImageFormatPNG and kCCImageFormatJPG */
	// para x,y         the lower left corner coordinates of the buffer to save
	// pare nWidth,nHeight    the size of the buffer to save
	//                        when nWidth = 0 and nHeight = 0, the image size to save equals to buffer texture size
	bool saveBuffer(int format, const char *name, int x = 0, int y = 0, int nWidth = 0, int nHeight = 0);

    /* get buffer as UIImage, can only save a render buffer which has a RGBA8888 pixel format */
    CCData *getUIImageAsDataFromBuffer(int format);

	/** save the buffer data to a CCImage */
	// para pImage      the CCImage to save
	// para x,y         the lower left corner coordinates of the buffer to save
	// pare nWidth,nHeight    the size of the buffer to save
	//                        when nWidth = 0 and nHeight = 0, the image size to save equals to buffer texture size
	bool getUIImageFromBuffer(CCImage *pImage, int x = 0, int y = 0, int nWidth = 0, int nHeight = 0);

protected:
	GLuint				m_uFBO;
	GLint				m_nOldFBO;
	CCTexture2D			*m_pTexture;
	GLubyte				*m_pTextureDataBuffer;
    GLenum				m_ePixelFormat;
};

} // namespace cocos2d

#endif //__CCRENDER_TEXTURE_H__