Hi Robert, Hi Wojtek,
I think the easiest solution is to pass the RenderInfo reference to the
osg::Camera::DrawCallback::operator() method along with the camera
reference. The original operator() method could even be left in place
if we're worried about breaking other things. By default, the new
operator(const osg::Camera&, osg::RenderInfo&) method could simply call
the old operator(const osg::Camera&) method. If
osgUtil::RenderStage::draw always calls the new method, everything
should continue to work as it already does, but the user would have the
option in the derived osg::Camera::DrawCallback class to override either
operator method. In situations like mine, I would override the newer
one and grab the current view. All existing code could continue to
override the old operator method, and things would function like normal.
For Example:
include/osg/Camera: (From line 396 on OSG2.2.0 tag)
/** Draw callback for custom operations.*/
struct DrawCallback : virtual public Object
{
DrawCallback() {}
DrawCallback(const DrawCallback&,const CopyOp&) {}
META_Object(osg,DrawCallback)
virtual void operator () (const osg::Camera& /*camera*/)
const {}
virtual void operator () (const osg::Camera& camera,
osg::RenderInfo& rInfo) const {
this->operator()(camera); }
};
src/osgUtil/RenderStage.cpp:
void RenderStage::draw(osg::RenderInfo& renderInfo, RenderLeaf*&
previous) {
...
// Starting at Line 942 in tag 2.2.0
if (_camera && _camera->getPostDrawCallback())
{
// if we have a camera with a post draw callback invoke it.
//(*(_camera->getPostDrawCallback()))(*_camera);
<- CURRENTLY ON OSG2.2.0 TAG
(*(_camera->getPostDrawCallback()))(*_camera, renderInfo);
// My suggestion
}
...
}
This may not be the cleanest suggestion, but it will solve our problem
without breaking anything else.
Thanks,
Justin
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Wojciech Lewandowski
Sent: Friday, February 29, 2008 5:19 AM
To: OpenSceneGraph Users
Subject: Re: [osg-users] Camera POST_RENDER vs. postDrawCallback ...
whowins?
Hi Robert,
> I'll be doing some merges this morning and once this done will spend a
> bit of time reflecting on this issue.
Thank You, I don't opt for any specific solution. Anything what gives a
method to grab current State object will help. I gues Justin will say
the
same if he would able to figure out current View...
Wojtek
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