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36 
37 #ifndef Alembic_Abc_Foundation_h
38 #define Alembic_Abc_Foundation_h
39 
40 #include <Alembic/AbcCoreAbstract/All.h>
41 #include <Alembic/Util/All.h>
42 
43 #include <ImathVec.h>
44 #include <ImathBox.h>
45 #include <ImathMatrix.h>
46 #include <ImathQuat.h>
47 #include <ImathColor.h>
48 
49 #include <iostream>
50 #include <string>
51 #include <exception>
52 
53 #include <cstdlib>
54 #include <cstdio>
55 #include <cstring>
56 #include <cassert>
57 
58 namespace Alembic {
59 namespace Abc {
60 namespace ALEMBIC_VERSION_NS {
61 
62 //-*****************************************************************************
63 // Bring 'em ALL in.
64 namespace AbcA = ::Alembic::AbcCoreAbstract::ALEMBIC_VERSION_NS;
65 using namespace AbcA;
66 
67 //-*****************************************************************************
68 //! Flag for specifying whether to match interpretations or schemas
69 //! When we create objects that have certain expected properties, data formats
70 //! or layouts, we use things called "SchemaTitles" and "Interpretations",
71 //! both of which are just strings, for providing a hint as to the meaning
72 //! of CompoundProperties and SimpleProperties, respectively.
73 //! This flag is used by the wrapper classes to indicate how they will
74 //! assert a match of schemaTitle or interpretation.
75 //-*****************************************************************************
76 enum SchemaInterpMatching
77 {
78     kStrictMatching,
79     kNoMatching,
80     kSchemaTitleMatching
81 };
82 
83 //-*****************************************************************************
84 //! We want to be able to use our wrapper classes to wrap existing writer
85 //! and reader objects from AbcCoreAbstract. However, the constructors
86 //! for these wrapper classes have trouble distinguishing between the
87 //! user request to wrap an existing writer, vs the request to create a new
88 //! writer.
89 //! While for some of the properties herein this is actually not ambiguous,
90 //! we insist on the use of this flag because it makes code and intention
91 //! more readable.
92 //-*****************************************************************************
93 enum WrapExistingFlag
94 {
95     kWrapExisting
96 };
97 
98 //-*****************************************************************************
99 //! This flag exists to indicate that the "top" object or compound property
100 //! is desired - when getting the top object from the Archive or
101 //! getting the top compound property from the Object.
102 //-*****************************************************************************
103 enum TopFlag
104 {
105     kTop
106 };
107 
108 //-*****************************************************************************
109 //! Flag used during write which indicates whether we are writing out the
110 //! full schema, or just parts of it.
111 //-*****************************************************************************
112 enum SparseFlag
113 {
114     kFull,
115     kSparse
116 };
117 
118 //-*****************************************************************************
119 //-*****************************************************************************
120 //-*****************************************************************************
121 //-*****************************************************************************
122 // IMPORTED IMATH TYPES
123 //-*****************************************************************************
124 //-*****************************************************************************
125 //-*****************************************************************************
126 using Imath::V2s;
127 using Imath::V2i;
128 using Imath::V2f;
129 using Imath::V2d;
130 
131 using Imath::V3s;
132 using Imath::V3i;
133 using Imath::V3f;
134 using Imath::V3d;
135 
136 using Imath::Box2s;
137 using Imath::Box2i;
138 using Imath::Box2f;
139 using Imath::Box2d;
140 
141 using Imath::Box3s;
142 using Imath::Box3i;
143 using Imath::Box3f;
144 using Imath::Box3d;
145 
146 using Imath::M33f;
147 using Imath::M33d;
148 using Imath::M44f;
149 using Imath::M44d;
150 
151 using Imath::Quatf;
152 using Imath::Quatd;
153 
154 using Imath::C3h;
155 using Imath::C3f;
156 using Imath::C3c;
157 
158 using Imath::C4h;
159 using Imath::C4f;
160 using Imath::C4c;
161 
162 typedef V3f N3f;
163 typedef V3d N3d;
164 
165 //-*****************************************************************************
166 //-*****************************************************************************
167 // OBJECT EXTRACTION FUNCTIONS
168 // These are intrusive methods used by the Abc constructors.
169 //-*****************************************************************************
170 //-*****************************************************************************
171 
172 //-*****************************************************************************
173 inline AbcA::CompoundPropertyWriterPtr
GetCompoundPropertyWriterPtr(AbcA::CompoundPropertyWriterPtr iPtr)174 GetCompoundPropertyWriterPtr( AbcA::CompoundPropertyWriterPtr iPtr )
175 {
176     return iPtr;
177 }
178 
179 //-*****************************************************************************
180 inline AbcA::CompoundPropertyReaderPtr
GetCompoundPropertyReaderPtr(AbcA::CompoundPropertyReaderPtr iPtr)181 GetCompoundPropertyReaderPtr( AbcA::CompoundPropertyReaderPtr iPtr )
182 {
183     return iPtr;
184 }
185 
186 //-*****************************************************************************
187 //-*****************************************************************************
188 // OBJECT EXTRACTION FUNCTIONS
189 // These are intrusive methods used by the templated Abc constructors.
190 //-*****************************************************************************
191 //-*****************************************************************************
192 
193 //-*****************************************************************************
GetObjectWriterPtr(AbcA::ObjectWriterPtr iPtr)194 inline AbcA::ObjectWriterPtr GetObjectWriterPtr( AbcA::ObjectWriterPtr iPtr )
195 {
196     return iPtr;
197 }
198 
199 //-*****************************************************************************
GetObjectReaderPtr(AbcA::ObjectReaderPtr iPtr)200 inline AbcA::ObjectReaderPtr GetObjectReaderPtr( AbcA::ObjectReaderPtr iPtr )
201 {
202     return iPtr;
203 }
204 
205 //-*****************************************************************************
206 //-*****************************************************************************
207 // ARCHIVE EXTRACTION FUNCTIONS
208 // These are intrusive methods used by the templated Abc constructors.
209 //-*****************************************************************************
210 //-*****************************************************************************
211 
212 //-*****************************************************************************
GetArchiveWriterPtr(AbcA::ArchiveWriterPtr iPtr)213 inline AbcA::ArchiveWriterPtr GetArchiveWriterPtr( AbcA::ArchiveWriterPtr iPtr )
214 {
215     return iPtr;
216 }
217 
218 //-*****************************************************************************
GetArchiveReaderPtr(AbcA::ArchiveReaderPtr iPtr)219 inline AbcA::ArchiveReaderPtr GetArchiveReaderPtr( AbcA::ArchiveReaderPtr iPtr )
220 {
221     return iPtr;
222 }
223 
224 } // End namespace ALEMBIC_VERSION_NS
225 
226 using namespace ALEMBIC_VERSION_NS;
227 
228 } // End namespace Abc
229 } // End namespace Alembic
230 
231 #endif
232