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36 
37 #include <Alembic/AbcCoreAbstract/All.h>
38 #include <Alembic/AbcCoreOgawa/All.h>
39 #include <Alembic/Util/All.h>
40 
41 #include <iostream>
42 #include <vector>
43 
44 //-*****************************************************************************
45 namespace AO = Alembic::AbcCoreOgawa;
46 
47 namespace ABCA = Alembic::AbcCoreAbstract;
48 
49 using ABCA::chrono_t;
50 using Alembic::Util::float32_t;
51 using Alembic::Util::int32_t;
52 using Alembic::Util::byte_t;
53 using Alembic::Util::Dimensions;
54 
55 //-*****************************************************************************
WriteTestArchive(const std::string & iArchiveName)56 void WriteTestArchive( const std::string &iArchiveName )
57 {
58     ABCA::MetaData md;
59     md.setUnique( "name", "arkive" );
60     ABCA::ObjectWriterPtr finalChild;
61 
62     AO::WriteArchive aw;
63 
64     ABCA::ArchiveWriterPtr archive = aw( iArchiveName, md );
65 
66     ABCA::ObjectWriterPtr topObj = archive->getTop();
67     // at this point, the archive has a single H5 Group under the root
68     // group called "ABC".
69 
70     {
71         // as things go out of scope, they automatically clean themselves up.
72         // when the archive goes out of scope, it writes itself to disk.
73 
74         md.set( "name", "childObject0" );
75         ABCA::ObjectWriterPtr archiveChild = topObj->createChild(
76             ABCA::ObjectHeader( "archiveChild", md ) );
77         // the hdf5 layout of the archive is now "/ABC/archiveChild/"
78 
79         md.set( "name", "childObject1" );
80         ABCA::ObjectWriterPtr archiveChildChild = archiveChild->createChild(
81             ABCA::ObjectHeader( "archiveChildChild", md ) );
82         // "/ABC/archiveChild/archiveChildChild"
83 
84         md.set( "name", "childObject2" );
85         finalChild = archiveChildChild->createChild(
86             ABCA::ObjectHeader( "archiveChildChildChild", md ) );
87         // "/ABC/archiveChild/archiveChildChild/archiveChildChildChild"
88     }
89     // At this point, only the final child and the archive are still in scope,
90     // but we should still be able to write some properties to the final child,
91     // even though its parents are "gone", and all access needs to be done
92     // hierarchically.
93 
94 }
95 
96 //-*****************************************************************************
main(int,char **)97 int main( int, char** )
98 {
99     const std::string firstArchive( "firstArchive.abc" );
100 
101     WriteTestArchive( firstArchive );
102 
103 }
104