source: code/trunk/src/orxonox/gamestates/GSGraphics.cc @ 3166

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 *   Author:
 *      Reto Grieder
 *   Co-authors:
 *      Benjamin Knecht
 *
 */

/**
    @file
    @brief Implementation of Graphics GameState class.
 */

#include "GSGraphics.h"

#include <boost/filesystem.hpp>
#include <OgreRenderWindow.h>

#include "util/Debug.h"
#include "core/ConfigValueIncludes.h"
#include "core/Clock.h"
#include "core/ConsoleCommand.h"
#include "core/Core.h"
#include "core/CoreIncludes.h"
#include "core/Game.h"
#include "core/GameMode.h"
#include "core/input/InputManager.h"
#include "core/input/KeyBinder.h"
#include "core/input/SimpleInputState.h"
#include "core/Loader.h"
#include "core/XMLFile.h"
#include "overlays/console/InGameConsole.h"
#include "gui/GUIManager.h"
#include "GraphicsManager.h"

namespace orxonox
{
    AddGameState(GSGraphics, "graphics", false);

    GSGraphics::GSGraphics(const std::string& name, bool countTickTime)
        : GameState(name, countTickTime)
        , inputManager_(0)
        , console_(0)
        , guiManager_(0)
        , graphicsManager_(0)
        , masterKeyBinder_(0)
        , masterInputState_(0)
        , debugOverlay_(0)
    {
        RegisterRootObject(GSGraphics);
    }

    GSGraphics::~GSGraphics()
    {
    }

    /**
    @brief
        this function does nothing

        Indeed. Here goes nothing.
    */
    void GSGraphics::setConfigValues()
    {
    }

    /**
    @brief
        This function is called when we enter this game state.

        Since graphics is very important for our game this function does quite a lot:
        \li starts graphics manager
        \li loads debug overlay
        \li manages render window
        \li creates input manager
        \li loads master key bindings
        \li loads ingame console
        \li loads GUI interface (GUIManager)
        \li creates console command to toggle GUI
    */
    void GSGraphics::activate()
    {
        GameMode::setShowsGraphics(true);

        setConfigValues();

        // initialise graphics manager. Doesn't load the render window yet!
        this->graphicsManager_ = new GraphicsManager();
        this->graphicsManager_->initialise();

        // load debug overlay
        COUT(3) << "Loading Debug Overlay..." << std::endl;
        this->debugOverlay_ = new XMLFile((Core::getMediaPath() / "overlay" / "debug.oxo").string());
        Loader::open(debugOverlay_);

        // The render window width and height are used to set up the mouse movement.
        size_t windowHnd = 0;
        Ogre::RenderWindow* renderWindow = GraphicsManager::getInstance().getRenderWindow();
        renderWindow->getCustomAttribute("WINDOW", &windowHnd);

        // Calls the InputManager which sets up the input devices.
        inputManager_ = new InputManager();
        inputManager_->initialise(windowHnd, renderWindow->getWidth(), renderWindow->getHeight(), true);

        // load master key bindings
        masterInputState_ = InputManager::getInstance().createInputState<SimpleInputState>("master", true);
        masterKeyBinder_ = new KeyBinder();
        masterKeyBinder_->loadBindings("masterKeybindings.ini");
        masterInputState_->setKeyHandler(masterKeyBinder_);

        // Load the InGameConsole
        console_ = new InGameConsole();
        console_->initialise(renderWindow->getWidth(), renderWindow->getHeight());

        // load the CEGUI interface
        guiManager_ = new GUIManager();
        guiManager_->initialise(renderWindow);

        // add console command to toggle GUI
        FunctorMember<GSGraphics>* functor = createFunctor(&GSGraphics::toggleGUI);
        functor->setObject(this);
        this->ccToggleGUI_ = createConsoleCommand(functor, "toggleGUI");
        CommandExecutor::addConsoleCommandShortcut(this->ccToggleGUI_);

        // enable master input
        InputManager::getInstance().requestEnterState("master");
    }

    /**
    @brief
        This function is called when the game state is left

        Created references, input states and console commands are deleted.
    */
    void GSGraphics::deactivate()
    {
/*
        if (this->ccToggleGUI_)
        {
            delete this->ccToggleGUI_;
            this->ccToggleGUI_ = 0;
        }
*/

        masterInputState_->setHandler(0);
        InputManager::getInstance().requestDestroyState("master");
        delete this->masterKeyBinder_;

        delete this->guiManager_;
        delete this->console_;

        Loader::unload(this->debugOverlay_);
        delete this->debugOverlay_;

        delete this->inputManager_;
        this->inputManager_ = 0;

        delete graphicsManager_;

        GameMode::setShowsGraphics(false);
    }

    /**
    @brief
        Toggles the visibility of the current GUI

        This function just executes a Lua function in the main script of the GUI by accessing the GUIManager.
        For more details on this function check out the Lua code.
    */
    void GSGraphics::toggleGUI()
    {
            GUIManager::getInstance().executeCode("toggleGUI()");
    }

    /**
    @note
        A note about the Ogre::FrameListener: Even though we don't use them,
        they still get called. However, the delta times are not correct (except
        for timeSinceLastFrame, which is the most important). A little research
        as shown that there is probably only one FrameListener that doesn't even
        need the time. So we shouldn't run into problems.
    */
    void GSGraphics::update(const Clock& time)
    {
        if (this->getActivity().topState)
        {
            // This state can not 'survive' on its own.
            // Load a user interface therefore
            Game::getInstance().requestState("mainMenu");
        }

        uint64_t timeBeforeTick = time.getRealMicroseconds();

        this->inputManager_->update(time);
        this->console_->update(time);

        uint64_t timeAfterTick = time.getRealMicroseconds();

        // Also add our tick time
        Game::getInstance().addTickTime(timeAfterTick - timeBeforeTick);

        // Process gui events
        this->guiManager_->update(time);
        // Render
        this->graphicsManager_->update(time);
    }

    /**
    @brief
        Window has resized.
    @param rw
        The render window it occured in
    @note
        GraphicsManager has a render window stored itself. This is the same
        as rw. But we have to be careful when using multiple render windows!
    */
    void GSGraphics::windowResized(unsigned int newWidth, unsigned int newHeight)
    {
        // OIS needs this under linux even if we only use relative input measurement.
        if (this->inputManager_)
            this->inputManager_->setWindowExtents(newWidth, newHeight);
    }

    /**
    @brief
        Window focus has changed.
    @param rw
        The render window it occured in
    */
    void GSGraphics::windowFocusChanged()
    {
        // instruct InputManager to clear the buffers (core library so we cannot use the interface)
        if (this->inputManager_)
            this->inputManager_->clearBuffers();
    }

}