CTK/Libs/Visualization/VTK/Widgets/ctkVTKAbstractView.h

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#ifndef __ctkVTKAbstractView_h
#define __ctkVTKAbstractView_h

// Qt includes
#include <QWidget>

// CTK includes
#include "ctkVTKOpenGLNativeWidget.h"
#include "ctkVTKObject.h"
#include "ctkVisualizationVTKWidgetsExport.h"
class ctkVTKAbstractViewPrivate;

class vtkCornerAnnotation;
class vtkInteractorObserver;
class vtkRenderWindowInteractor;
class vtkRenderWindow;

/// \ingroup Visualization_VTK_Widgets
class CTK_VISUALIZATION_VTK_WIDGETS_EXPORT ctkVTKAbstractView : public QWidget
{
  Q_OBJECT
  QVTK_OBJECT
  Q_PROPERTY(QString cornerAnnotationText READ cornerAnnotationText WRITE setCornerAnnotationText)
  Q_PROPERTY(QColor backgroundColor READ backgroundColor WRITE setBackgroundColor)
  Q_PROPERTY(QColor backgroundColor2 READ backgroundColor2 WRITE setBackgroundColor)
  Q_PROPERTY(bool gradientBackground READ gradientBackground WRITE setGradientBackground)
  Q_PROPERTY(bool renderEnabled READ renderEnabled WRITE setRenderEnabled)
  /// This property controls whether a corner annotation is visible with the
  /// last frames per second (FPS) value.
  /// false by default.
  Q_PROPERTY(bool fpsVisible READ isFPSVisible WRITE setFPSVisible)
  /// This property controls whether the render window uses depth peeling or
  /// not.
  /// false by default.
  Q_PROPERTY(bool useDepthPeeling READ useDepthPeeling WRITE setUseDepthPeeling)
  /// Set a maximum rate (in frames per second) for rendering.
  Q_PROPERTY(double maximumUpdateRate READ maximumUpdateRate WRITE setMaximumUpdateRate)

public:

  typedef QWidget Superclass;
  explicit ctkVTKAbstractView(QWidget* parent = 0);
  virtual ~ctkVTKAbstractView();

public Q_SLOTS:
  /// Notify QVTKWidget that the view needs to be rendered.
  /// scheduleRender() respects the maximum update rate of the view,
  /// it won't render the window more frequently than what the maximum
  /// update rate is.
  /// \sa setMaximumUpdateRate
  virtual void scheduleRender();

  /// Force a render even if a render is already ocurring
  /// Be careful when calling forceRender() as it can slow down your
  /// application. It is preferable to use scheduleRender() instead.
  /// \sa scheduleRender
  virtual void forceRender();

  /// Calls pauseRender() if pause is true or resumeRender() if pause is false
  /// When pause render count is greater than 0, prevents requestRender() from calling forceRender()
  /// Callers are responsible for calling both setPauseRender(true) and setPauseRender(false)
  /// Ex.
  /// \code{.cpp}
  ///  view->pauseRender() // Or setPauseRender(true)
  /// // Perform operations that may call view->scheduleRender().
  /// view->resumeRender(); // Or setPauseRender(false)
  /// \endcode
  ///
  /// If the pause render count reaches zero when calling resumeRender(), scheduleRender() will be
  /// called if a scheduleRender() was invoked while rendering was paused.
  /// Rendering can still be triggered while the paused with forceRender()
  /// 
  /// This behaviour is different from renderEnabled(), which will prevent all rendering calls
  /// from both scheduleRender() and forceRender(), and will not invoke either when re-enabled.
  /// \sa renderEnabled
  virtual int setRenderPaused(bool pause);

  /// Increments the pause render count
  /// \sa setPauseRender
  virtual int pauseRender();

  /// De-increments the pause render count and calls scheduleRender() if one is currently pending
  /// \sa setPauseRender  
  virtual int resumeRender();

  /// Returns true if the current pause render count is greater than 0
  /// \sa setPauseRender
  virtual bool isRenderPaused()const;

  /// Set maximum rate for rendering (in frames per second).
  /// If rendering is requested more frequently than this rate using scheduleRender,
  /// actual rendering will happen at this rate.
  /// This mechanism prevents repeated rendering caused by cluster of rendering requests.
  ///
  /// If maximum update rate is set to 0 then it indicates that rendering is done next time
  /// the application is idle, i.e., pending timer events are processed. This option should be used
  /// with caution, as policy of timer event processing may differ between operating systems.
  /// Specifically, on macOS, timer events may be indefinitely delayed if user interface continuously
  /// generates events.
  ///
  /// RenderWindow's DesiredUpdateRate property is intended for determining rendering quality settings,
  /// and is not suitable to be used as maximum update rate. The main reason is that VTK usually makes the
  /// rendering much faster and lower quality than DesiredUpdateRate would dictate, and so it would
  /// unnecessarily decrease the actual refresh rate.
  ///
  /// By default maximum update rate is set to 60FPS, which allows smooth updates, while effectively
  /// suppressing repeated update requests (after a rendering has been completed,
  /// repeated rendering requests will be ignored for 17 milliseconds).
  ///
  /// \sa scheduleRender
  void setMaximumUpdateRate(double fps);

  /// Set the background color of the rendering screen.
  virtual void setBackgroundColor(const QColor& newBackgroundColor);

  /// Set the second background color of the rendering screen for gradient
  /// backgrounds.
  virtual void setBackgroundColor2(const QColor& newBackgroundColor);

  /// Set whether this view should have a gradient background using the
  /// Background (top) and Background2 (bottom) colors. Default is off.
  virtual void setGradientBackground(bool enable);

  /// Enable/Disable rendering
  void setRenderEnabled(bool value);

  /// Set corner annotation \a text
  virtual void setCornerAnnotationText(const QString& text);

  /// Show/Hide the FPS annotation
  void setFPSVisible(bool show);

  /// Set the useDepthPeeling property value.
  /// \sa useDepthPeeling
  void setUseDepthPeeling(bool use);

public:
  /// Get underlying RenderWindow
  Q_INVOKABLE vtkRenderWindow* renderWindow()const;

  /// Set/Get window interactor
  Q_INVOKABLE vtkRenderWindowInteractor* interactor()const;
  /// QVTKWidget catches all render requests, and ensure the desired framerate
  /// is respected.
  /// The interactor never calls Render() on the render window.
  /// TBD: can we only set a QVTKRenderWindowInteractor ?
  virtual void setInteractor(vtkRenderWindowInteractor* interactor);

  /// Get current interactor style
  Q_INVOKABLE vtkInteractorObserver* interactorStyle()const;

  /// Get corner annotation \a text
  QString cornerAnnotationText() const;
  Q_INVOKABLE vtkCornerAnnotation* cornerAnnotation()const;

  /// Get the underlying QVTKWidget
  Q_INVOKABLE ctkVTKOpenGLNativeWidget * VTKWidget() const;

  /// Get background color
  virtual QColor backgroundColor() const;

  /// Get the second background color
  virtual QColor backgroundColor2() const;

  /// Is the background a gradient
  virtual bool gradientBackground() const;

  /// Return if rendering is enabled
  bool renderEnabled() const;

  /// Return true if the FPS annotation is visible, false otherwise.
  bool isFPSVisible() const;

  /// Return the current FPS
  double fps()const;

  /// Returns maximum rate for rendering (in frames per second).
  /// \\sa setMaximumUpdateRate
  double maximumUpdateRate()const;

  /// Returns true if depth peeling is enabled.
  /// \sa setUseDepthPeeling
  bool useDepthPeeling()const;

  /// Set the default number of multisamples to use. Note that a negative
  /// value means "auto", which means the renderer will attempt to select
  /// the maximum number (but is not guaranteed to work).
  ///
  /// WARNING: Multisampling should be set *before* creation of the
  /// OpenGL context (e.g., initializing the rendering window) in order
  /// to have an effect. Consider using setMultisamples before
  /// instantiating ctkVTKAbstractView objects.
  /// \sa multiSamples
  static void setMultiSamples(int);

  /// Return the current multisamples default
  /// \sa setMultiSamples()
  static int multiSamples();

  virtual QSize minimumSizeHint()const;
  virtual QSize sizeHint()const;
  virtual bool hasHeightForWidth()const;
  virtual int heightForWidth(int width)const;

protected Q_SLOTS:
  void onRender();
  void updateFPS();

  /// Calls forceRender if the rendering has not been paused from pauseRender()
  /// \sa pauseRender
  virtual void requestRender();

protected:
  QScopedPointer<ctkVTKAbstractViewPrivate> d_ptr;
  ctkVTKAbstractView(ctkVTKAbstractViewPrivate* pimpl, QWidget* parent);

private:
  Q_DECLARE_PRIVATE(ctkVTKAbstractView);
  Q_DISABLE_COPY(ctkVTKAbstractView);
};

#endif