tree_element.cc

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#include "DNA_anim_types.h"
#include "DNA_listBase.h"
 
#include "tree_element_anim_data.hh"
#include "tree_element_collection.hh"
#include "tree_element_driver.hh"
#include "tree_element_gpencil_layer.hh"
#include "tree_element_id.hh"
#include "tree_element_nla.hh"
#include "tree_element_overrides.hh"
#include "tree_element_scene_objects.hh"
#include "tree_element_view_layer.hh"
 
#include "tree_element.h"
#include "tree_element.hh"
 
namespace blender::ed::outliner {
 
static AbstractTreeElement *tree_element_create(int type, TreeElement &legacy_te, void *idv)
{
  ID &id = *static_cast<ID *>(idv);
 
  /*
   * The following calls make an implicit assumption about what data was passed to the `idv`
   * argument of #outliner_add_element(). The old code does this already, here we just centralize
   * it as much as possible for now. Would be nice to entirely get rid of that, no more `void *`.
   *
   * Once #outliner_add_element() is sufficiently simplified, it should be replaced by a C++ call.
   * It could take the derived type as template parameter (e.g. #TreeElementAnimData) and use C++
   * perfect forwarding to pass any data to the type's constructor.
   * If general Outliner code wants to access the data, they can query that through the derived
   * element type then. There's no need for `void *` anymore then.
   */
 
  switch (type) {
    case TSE_SOME_ID:
      return TreeElementID::createFromID(legacy_te, id);
    case TSE_ANIM_DATA:
      return new TreeElementAnimData(legacy_te, *reinterpret_cast<IdAdtTemplate &>(id).adt);
    case TSE_DRIVER_BASE:
      return new TreeElementDriverBase(legacy_te, *static_cast<AnimData *>(idv));
    case TSE_NLA:
      return new TreeElementNLA(legacy_te, *static_cast<AnimData *>(idv));
    case TSE_NLA_TRACK:
      return new TreeElementNLATrack(legacy_te, *static_cast<NlaTrack *>(idv));
    case TSE_NLA_ACTION:
      return new TreeElementNLAAction(legacy_te, *static_cast<bAction *>(idv));
    case TSE_GP_LAYER:
      return new TreeElementGPencilLayer(legacy_te, *static_cast<bGPDlayer *>(idv));
    case TSE_R_LAYER_BASE:
      return new TreeElementViewLayerBase(legacy_te, *static_cast<Scene *>(idv));
    case TSE_SCENE_COLLECTION_BASE:
      return new TreeElementCollectionBase(legacy_te, *static_cast<Scene *>(idv));
    case TSE_SCENE_OBJECTS_BASE:
      return new TreeElementSceneObjectsBase(legacy_te, *static_cast<Scene *>(idv));
    case TSE_LIBRARY_OVERRIDE_BASE:
      return new TreeElementOverridesBase(legacy_te, id);
    case TSE_LIBRARY_OVERRIDE:
      return new TreeElementOverridesProperty(legacy_te,
                                              *static_cast<TreeElementOverridesData *>(idv));
    default:
      break;
  }
 
  return nullptr;
}
 
static void tree_element_free(AbstractTreeElement **tree_element)
{
  delete *tree_element;
  *tree_element = nullptr;
}
 
static void tree_element_expand(AbstractTreeElement &tree_element, SpaceOutliner &space_outliner)
{
  /* Most types can just expand. IDs optionally expand (hence the poll) and do additional, common
   * expanding. Could be done nicer, we could request a small "expander" helper object from the
   * element type, that the IDs have a more advanced implementation for. */
  if (!tree_element.expandPoll(space_outliner)) {
    return;
  }
  tree_element.expand(space_outliner);
  tree_element.postExpand(space_outliner);
}
 
static void tree_element_post_expand_only(AbstractTreeElement &tree_element,
                                          SpaceOutliner &space_outliner)
{
  tree_element.postExpand(space_outliner);
}
static bool tree_element_expand_poll(AbstractTreeElement &tree_element,
                                     SpaceOutliner &space_outliner)
{
  return tree_element.expandPoll(space_outliner);
}
 
}  // namespace blender::ed::outliner
 
namespace outliner = blender::ed::outliner;
 
TreeElementType *outliner_tree_element_type_create(int type, TreeElement *legacy_te, void *idv)
{
  outliner::AbstractTreeElement *element = outliner::tree_element_create(type, *legacy_te, idv);
  return reinterpret_cast<TreeElementType *>(element);
}
 
void outliner_tree_element_type_expand(TreeElementType *type, SpaceOutliner *space_outliner)
{
  outliner::tree_element_expand(reinterpret_cast<outliner::AbstractTreeElement &>(*type),
                                *space_outliner);
}
bool outliner_tree_element_type_is_expand_valid(TreeElementType *type)
{
  outliner::AbstractTreeElement &element = reinterpret_cast<outliner::AbstractTreeElement &>(
      *type);
  return element.isExpandValid();
}
bool outliner_tree_element_type_expand_poll(TreeElementType *type, SpaceOutliner *space_outliner)
{
  return outliner::tree_element_expand_poll(
      reinterpret_cast<outliner::AbstractTreeElement &>(*type), *space_outliner);
}
void outliner_tree_element_type_post_expand(TreeElementType *type, SpaceOutliner *space_outliner)
{
  outliner::tree_element_post_expand_only(reinterpret_cast<outliner::AbstractTreeElement &>(*type),
                                          *space_outliner);
}
 
void outliner_tree_element_type_free(TreeElementType **type)
{
  outliner::tree_element_free(reinterpret_cast<outliner::AbstractTreeElement **>(type));
}