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#include "qglrenderorder.h"

QT_BEGIN_NAMESPACE

/*!
    \class QGLRenderOrder
    \brief The QGLRenderOrder class represents an order of a scene node during rendering.
    \since 4.8
    \ingroup qt3d
    \ingroup qt3d::scene

    The QGLRenderOrder class works with the QGLRenderSequencer to optimize
    the rendering order of scene nodes.

    The class encapsulates the ordering with which QGLSceneNodes appear in the
    rendering of a scene.  Every scene node that has the same rendering properties
    maps to the same QGLRenderOrder.

    QGLRenderOrder instances are based on a scene node, and the path through
    the scene graph by which the node was reached.  This is necessary since the
    same node may appear with different rendering properties in multiple
    different places in the rendering graph.

    For example a node holding a model of a pawn chess piece may appear in
    several different places on a board, some with a white material and some
    with a black material.

    To capture this concept QGLRenderOrder instances are constructed from a
    pointer to a QGLSceneNode, and a QGLRenderState instance.

    A render order then calculates the effective values of its various attributes
    based on both the node, and the state.

    Custom render orders may be created by sub-classing QGLRenderOrderComparator
    and reimplementing the following methods:
    \list
        \i isEqualTo()
        \i isLessThan()
    \endlist

    By default all nodes which have the same effect type are rendered together,
    and then within that, those nodes which have the same material are
    rendered together.

    \sa QGLRenderOrderComparator
*/

/*!
    \fn QGLRenderOrder::QGLRenderOrder(const QGLSceneNode *node, const QGLRenderState &state)
    Creates a new QGLRenderOrder instance that encapsulates the order in this
    render pass represented by the given \a node and \a state.  The \a node
    defaults to NULL, and the \a state defaults to a default constructed
    invalid QGLRenderState.
*/

/*!
    \fn QGLRenderOrder::~QGLRenderOrder()
    Destroys this QGLRenderOrder and recovers any resources.
*/

/*!
    Returns a hash value representing the effect set onto the node for
    this render order.
*/
uint QGLRenderOrder::effectHash() const
{
    quint64 result = 0;
    if (effectiveHasEffect())
    {
        QGLAbstractEffect *eff = effectiveUserEffect();
        if (eff)
            result = reinterpret_cast<quint64>(eff);
        else
            result = effectiveStandardEffect() + 1;
        Q_ASSERT(result);
    }
    return qHash(result);
}

/*!
    Returns true if this QGLRenderOrder is equal to the \a rhs, otherwise
    returns false.  Reimplement this function when creating a sub-class of
    QGLRenderOrder.

    \sa isLessThan()
*/
bool QGLRenderOrder::isEqual(const QGLRenderOrder &rhs) const
{
    if (this == &rhs)
        return true;
    bool result = false;
    bool thisHasEffect = effectiveHasEffect();
    bool thatHasEffect = rhs.effectiveHasEffect();
    if (thisHasEffect && thatHasEffect)
    {
        QGLAbstractEffect *eff = effectiveUserEffect();
        if (eff)
            result = (eff == rhs.effectiveUserEffect());
        else
            result = (effectiveStandardEffect() == rhs.effectiveStandardEffect());
    }
    else
    {
        result = (thisHasEffect == thatHasEffect);
    }
    if (result)
    {
        result = (effectiveMaterial() == rhs.effectiveMaterial());
    }
    if (result)
    {
        result = (effectiveBackMaterial() == rhs.effectiveBackMaterial());
    }
    return result;
}

/*!
    Returns true if this QGLRenderOrder is less than the \a rhs, otherwise
    returns false.  Reimplement this function when creating a sub-class of
    QGLRenderOrder.

    The default implementation sorts first by effect, second by material (front
    then back).

    Sorting by material is ordered by pointer comparison.

    Sorting by effect is based on the following order, from lowest to
    highest:
    \list
        \o No effect - hasEffect() == true
        \o Standard effect - ordered by numerical value, eg QGL::FlatColor < QGL::LitMaterial
        \o User effect - ordered by pointer comparison
    \endlist
    So a node with \c{hasEffect() == false} node is \i{less than} a node with
    a custom user effect, for example.

    \sa isEqual()
*/
bool QGLRenderOrder::isLessThan(const QGLRenderOrder &rhs) const
{
    bool result = false;
    bool thisHasEffect = effectiveHasEffect();
    bool thatHasEffect = rhs.effectiveHasEffect();
    if (thisHasEffect && thatHasEffect)
    {
        QGLAbstractEffect *eff = effectiveUserEffect();
        if (eff)
            result = (eff < rhs.effectiveUserEffect());
        else
            result = !rhs.effectiveUserEffect() &&
                     (effectiveStandardEffect() < rhs.effectiveStandardEffect());
    }
    else
    {
        result = !thisHasEffect;
    }
    if (!result)
    {
        result = (effectiveMaterial() < rhs.effectiveMaterial());
    }
    if (!result)
    {
        result = (effectiveBackMaterial() < rhs.effectiveBackMaterial());
    }
    return result;
}

/*!
    \fn bool QGLRenderOrder::isValid() const
    Returns true if this is a valid QGLRenderOrder, that is it was
    initialized with a non-null QGLSceneNode.
*/

/*!
    \fn bool QGLRenderOrder::operator!=(const QGLRenderOrder &rhs) const
    Returns true if this QGLRenderOrder is not equal to the \a rhs, otherwise
    returns false.  This function simply returns \c{!isEqual(rhs)}.
*/

/*!
    \fn bool QGLRenderOrder::bool operator==(const QGLRenderOrder &rhs) const
    Returns true if this QGLRenderOrder is equal to the \a rhs, otherwise
    returns false.  This function simply returns \c{isEqual(rhs)}.
*/

/*!
    \fn bool QGLRenderOrder::operator<(const QGLRenderOrder &rhs) const
    Returns true if this QGLRenderOrder is less than to the \a rhs, otherwise
    returns false.  This function simply returns \c{isLessThan(rhs)}.
*/

/*!
    \fn const QGLSceneNode *QGLRenderOrder::node() const
    Returns a pointer to the scene node for which the render order is held by
    this QGLRenderOrder instance.  This is simply the value passed to the
    constructor.
*/

/*!
    \fn QGLRenderState QGLRenderOrder::state() const
    Returns a pointer to the render state for this order.  This is simply the
    value passed to the constructor.
*/

/*!
    \fn void QGLRenderOrder::setState(const QGLRenderState &state)
    Sets the \a state for this order.
*/

/*!
    \fn QGLAbstractEffect *QGLRenderOrder::effectiveUserEffect() const
    Returns the effective user effect of the node set for this render
    order, taking into account any effect inherited from parent nodes
    as specified by the render state().

    \sa state(), effectiveHasEffect()
*/

/*!
    \fn QGL::StandardEffect QGLRenderOrder::effectiveStandardEffect() const
    Returns the effective standard effect of the node set for this render
    order, taking into account any effect inherited from parent nodes
    as specified by the render state().

    \sa state(), effectiveHasEffect()
*/

/*!
    \fn QGLMaterial *QGLRenderOrder::effectiveMaterial() const
    Returns the effective material of the node set for this render
    order, taking into account any effect inherited from parent nodes
    as specified by the render state().

    \sa state(), effectiveBackMaterial()
*/

/*!
    \fn QGLMaterial *QGLRenderOrder::effectiveBackMaterial() const
    Returns the effective back material of the node set for this render
    order, taking into account any effect inherited from parent nodes
    as specified by the render state().

    \sa state(), effectiveMaterial()
*/

/*!
    \fn bool QGLRenderOrder::effectiveHasEffect() const
    Returns the effective value of whether an effect is set on the node
    set for this render order, taking into account any effect inherited
    from parent nodes as specified by the render state().

    \sa state()
*/

/*!
    \fn uint qHash(const QGLRenderOrder &order)
    \relates QGLRenderOrder
    Returns a hash value representation of the \a order.
*/

#ifndef QT_NO_DEBUG_STREAM
QDebug operator<<(QDebug dbg, const QGLRenderOrder &order)
{
    if (order.isValid())
        dbg << "QGLRenderOrder for node:" << order.node()
            << "-- effect hash:" << order.effectHash()
            << "-- material:" << order.node()->material()
            << "-- back material:" << order.node()->backMaterial();
    else
        dbg << "QGLRenderOrder -- invalid";
    return dbg;
}

#endif


QT_END_NAMESPACE