blender-archive/source/blender/python/mathutils/mathutils.h

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/** \file blender/python/mathutils/mathutils.h
 *  \ingroup pymathutils
 */

//Include this file for access to vector, quat, matrix, euler, etc...

#ifndef __MATHUTILS_H__
#define __MATHUTILS_H__

/* Can cast different mathutils types to this, use for generic funcs */

struct DynStr;

extern char BaseMathObject_is_wrapped_doc[];
extern char BaseMathObject_owner_doc[];

#define BASE_MATH_MEMBERS(_data)                                                                                 \
	PyObject_VAR_HEAD                                                                                            \
	float *_data;               /* array of data (alias), wrapped status depends on wrapped status */            \
	PyObject *cb_user;          /* if this vector references another object, otherwise NULL,                     \
	                             * *Note* this owns its reference */                                             \
	unsigned char cb_type;      /* which user funcs do we adhere to, RNA, GameObject, etc */                     \
	unsigned char cb_subtype;   /* subtype: location, rotation...                                                \
	                             * to avoid defining many new functions for every attribute of the same type */  \
	unsigned char wrapped       /* wrapped data type? */                                                         \

typedef struct {
	BASE_MATH_MEMBERS(data);
} BaseMathObject;

/* types */
#include "mathutils_Vector.h"
#include "mathutils_Matrix.h"
#include "mathutils_Quaternion.h"
#include "mathutils_Euler.h"
#include "mathutils_Color.h"

/* utility submodules */
#include "mathutils_geometry.h"
#include "mathutils_noise.h"

PyObject *BaseMathObject_owner_get( BaseMathObject * self, void * );
PyObject *BaseMathObject_is_wrapped_get( BaseMathObject *self, void * );

int BaseMathObject_traverse(BaseMathObject *self, visitproc visit, void *arg);
int BaseMathObject_clear(BaseMathObject *self);
void BaseMathObject_dealloc(BaseMathObject * self);

PyMODINIT_FUNC PyInit_mathutils(void);

int EXPP_FloatsAreEqual(float A, float B, int floatSteps);
int EXPP_VectorsAreEqual(float *vecA, float *vecB, int size, int floatSteps);

#define Py_NEW  1
#define Py_WRAP 2

typedef struct Mathutils_Callback Mathutils_Callback;

typedef int (*BaseMathCheckFunc)(BaseMathObject *);               /* checks the user is still valid */
typedef int (*BaseMathGetFunc)(BaseMathObject *, int);            /* gets the vector from the user */
typedef int (*BaseMathSetFunc)(BaseMathObject *, int);            /* sets the users vector values once its modified */
typedef int (*BaseMathGetIndexFunc)(BaseMathObject *, int, int);  /* same as above but only for an index */
typedef int (*BaseMathSetIndexFunc)(BaseMathObject *, int, int);  /* same as above but only for an index */

struct Mathutils_Callback {
	BaseMathCheckFunc		check;
	BaseMathGetFunc			get;
	BaseMathSetFunc			set;
	BaseMathGetIndexFunc	get_index;
	BaseMathSetIndexFunc	set_index;
};

int Mathutils_RegisterCallback(Mathutils_Callback *cb);

int _BaseMathObject_ReadCallback(BaseMathObject *self);
int _BaseMathObject_WriteCallback(BaseMathObject *self);
int _BaseMathObject_ReadIndexCallback(BaseMathObject *self, int index);
int _BaseMathObject_WriteIndexCallback(BaseMathObject *self, int index);

/* since this is called so often avoid where possible */
#define BaseMath_ReadCallback(_self) \
	(((_self)->cb_user ?	_BaseMathObject_ReadCallback((BaseMathObject *)_self):0))
#define BaseMath_WriteCallback(_self) \
	(((_self)->cb_user ?_BaseMathObject_WriteCallback((BaseMathObject *)_self):0))
#define BaseMath_ReadIndexCallback(_self, _index) \
	(((_self)->cb_user ?	_BaseMathObject_ReadIndexCallback((BaseMathObject *)_self, _index):0))
#define BaseMath_WriteIndexCallback(_self, _index) \
	(((_self)->cb_user ?	_BaseMathObject_WriteIndexCallback((BaseMathObject *)_self, _index):0))

/* utility func */
int mathutils_array_parse(float *array, int array_min, int array_max, PyObject *value, const char *error_prefix);
int mathutils_array_parse_alloc(float **array, int array_min, PyObject *value, const char *error_prefix);
int mathutils_any_to_rotmat(float rmat[3][3], PyObject *value, const char *error_prefix);

int column_vector_multiplication(float rvec[4], VectorObject *vec, MatrixObject *mat);

/* dynstr as python string utility funcions */
PyObject *mathutils_dynstr_to_py(struct DynStr *ds);

#endif /* __MATHUTILS_H__ */