TextureDefinition

class HPS.TextureDefinition : HPS.Definition 

The TextureDefinition class is a smart pointer to a database object. It is a handler to a texture defined within a portfolio.

Public Functions

override void Dispose ()

override HPS.Type ObjectType ()

This function returns the type the object, as declared (if the object is derived, this does not give the true type of the derived object).

Return:	The declared type of the object in question, which may differ from the true, underlying type.

void SetOptions (HPS.TextureOptionsKit in_options)

Redefine the texture options for this TextureDefinition.

Param in_options:
	The new texture options for this TextureDefinition.

void SetSource (HPS.ImageDefinition in_source)

Redefine the image for this TextureDefinition.

Param in_source:
	The new image for this TextureDefinition.

void ShowOptions (out HPS.TextureOptionsKit out_options)

Show the texture options for this TextureDefinition.

Param out_options:
	The texture options for this TextureDefinition.

bool ShowSource (out HPS.ImageDefinition out_source)

Show the image for this TextureDefinition.

Param out_source:
	The image for this TextureDefinition.
Return:	true if an image definition was found in the same Portfolio as this TextureDefinition, false otherwise.

bool ShowSource (out string out_source)

Show the name of the source image for this TextureDefinition. If the source image for this TextureDefinition resides in a separate portfolio, users can use this method to retrieve the name of the source image, and use KeyPath.ShowEffectiveImageDefinition with the image name to retrieve the image definition.

Param out_source:
	The name of the source image for this TextureDefinition.
Return:	true if able to retrieve the name of the source image, false otherwise.

TextureDefinition (): The default constructor creates an uninitialized TextureDefinition object. The Type() function will return Type.None.

TextureDefinition (HPS.Definition in_that)

This constructor creates a TextureDefinition object that shares the underlying smart-pointer of the source Definition. The copy will only be successful if the source definition is really an upcast of a texture definition. Otherwise the copy will fail and the resulting TextureDefinition will be invalid.

Param in_that:	The source Definition to copy.

TextureDefinition (HPS.TextureDefinition in_that)

The copy constructor creates an TextureDefinition object that shares the underlying smart-pointer of the source TextureDefinition.

Param in_that:	The source TextureDefinition to copy.

TextureDefinition

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