HPS::Window Class Reference

#include <hps.h>

Public Types
enum	Driver : uint32_t {   Driver::Default3D, Driver::OpenGL, Driver::OpenGL2, Driver::DirectX11,   Driver::OpenGL1Deprecated, OpenGL2Mesa }
enum	FrameOptions : uint32_t { FrameOptions::Inset, FrameOptions::Overlay }
enum	FrameSize : uint32_t { FrameSize::Single, FrameSize::Double }
enum	ImageFormat : uint32_t {   ImageFormat::Default, ImageFormat::RGBA, ImageFormat::RGB, ImageFormat::Jpeg,   ImageFormat::Png }
enum	Mobility : uint32_t { Mobility::Locked, Mobility::Floating, Mobility::FixedRatio, Mobility::Free }
enum	UpdateStatus : uint32_t {   UpdateStatus::InProgress, UpdateStatus::Completed, UpdateStatus::TimedOut, UpdateStatus::Interrupted,   UpdateStatus::Failed }
enum	UpdateType : uint32_t {   UpdateType::Default, UpdateType::Complete, UpdateType::Refresh, UpdateType::CompileOnly,   UpdateType::Exhaustive }

Detailed Description

The Window class is a concept class for window-related enum classes.

Member Enumeration Documentation

Driver

enum HPS::Window::Driver : uint32_t

strong

Enumerates the types of supported display drivers. We recommend that you use the Default3D driver type, and provide end-users with the ability to manually select from a range of 3d drivers in a driver-pulldown list. This will allow them to potentially work around graphics-card-specific problems that occur with a specific driver type.

Enumerator
Default3D	Visualize will perform runtime query of the 3D capabilities of the Operating System and graphics card and automatically choose a display driver. Under Windows, preference will be given to DirectX API, followed by OpenGL. Under all other platforms, only the OpenGL API is supported.
OpenGL	This is an alias for OpenGL2.
OpenGL2	Shader-based driver which supports OpenGL 2.X+ Available on Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, iOS and Android.
DirectX11	Shader-based driver which supports DirectX 10.X+ Available on Windows.
OpenGL1Deprecated	Deprecated: (OpenGL1 has been deprecated and will be removed from a future version; please use the OpenGL2 driver instead.) Fixed-function driver which supports OpenGL 1.X+ Any functionality that requires shaders will not be supported when using this driver. Available on Windows, Linux and Mac OS X.

FrameOptions

enum HPS::Window::FrameOptions : uint32_t

strong

Window Frame Positioning

Enumerator
Inset	Window Frame Positioning.
Overlay	Window Frame Positioning.

FrameSize

enum HPS::Window::FrameSize : uint32_t

strong

Dimensions of the Window Frame

Enumerator
Single	Window Frame Size.
Double	Window Frame Size.

ImageFormat

enum HPS::Window::ImageFormat : uint32_t

strong

The native image format for off-screen windows

Enumerator
Default	Image Format.
RGBA	Image Format.
RGB	Image Format.
Jpeg	Image Format.
Png	Image Format.

Mobility

enum HPS::Window::Mobility : uint32_t

strong

Enumerates the mobility modes (i.e., resizing and positioning behaviors) for stand-alone windows.

Enumerator
Locked	The stand-alone window cannot be moved or resized.
Floating	The stand-alone window can be moved, but cannot be resized.
FixedRatio	The stand-alone window can be moved and resized, but the aspect ratio cannot be changed.
Free	The stand-alone window can be moved and resized, and the aspect ratio can be changed.

UpdateStatus

enum HPS::Window::UpdateStatus : uint32_t

strong

Enumerates the status that can be returned when performing an update.

Enumerator
InProgress	Update is not done yet.
Completed	Update was successfully completed.
TimedOut	Update timed out before it could be completed.
Interrupted	Update was interrupted.
Failed	Update failed.

UpdateType

enum HPS::Window::UpdateType : uint32_t

strong

Controls the type of update that Visualize will attempt to perform. For information regarding static model regeneration for each specific UpdateType, please see Performance Considerations in the Rendering section of the programming guide.

Enumerator
Default	Makes sure that the screen is up-to-date with respect to the internal scene graph. Allows Visualize to automatically perform optimizations.
Complete	Redraws the entire scene regardless of whether any changes occurred in the scene-graph which may have triggered (required) an update. It should only be used in specific situations where an update is required due to factors external to the scene-graph. An example would be the situation where GUI event-handling logic encounters a 'GUI window expose' event which Visualize is not aware of, but the scene needs to be forcefully redrawn to repair (via a complete redraw) the exposed portion of the window.
Refresh	Pulls the back buffer onto the screen. This is a useful way to update the screen after an expose event like when a window that was occluding your scene is moved away.
CompileOnly	Only compiles static trees and display lists.
Exhaustive	Will perform a complete update and also rebuild static trees and display lists that are enabled in the scene-graph. This should typically only be performed for the first update following a file load, or the effective equivalent, such as loading/creating another model inside an existing scene-graph that has the static setting.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• include/hps.h