Resource::ResourceSystem Class Reference

Wrapper class that constructs and provides access to the most commonly used resource subsystems. More...

#include <resourcesystem.hpp>

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Public Member Functions
	ResourceSystem (const VFS::Manager *vfs)
	~ResourceSystem ()
SceneManager *	getSceneManager ()
ImageManager *	getImageManager ()
NifFileManager *	getNifFileManager ()
KeyframeManager *	getKeyframeManager ()
void	updateCache (double referenceTime)
void	addResourceManager (ResourceManager *resourceMgr)
void	removeResourceManager (ResourceManager *resourceMgr)
void	setExpiryDelay (double expiryDelay)
	How long to keep objects in cache after no longer being referenced. More...
const VFS::Manager *	getVFS () const

Private Member Functions
	ResourceSystem (const ResourceSystem &)
void	operator= (const ResourceSystem &)

Private Attributes
std::auto_ptr< SceneManager >	mSceneManager
std::auto_ptr< ImageManager >	mImageManager
std::auto_ptr< NifFileManager >	mNifFileManager
std::auto_ptr< KeyframeManager >	mKeyframeManager
std::vector< ResourceManager * >	mResourceManagers
const VFS::Manager *	mVFS

Detailed Description

Wrapper class that constructs and provides access to the most commonly used resource subsystems.

Resource subsystems can be used with multiple OpenGL contexts, just like the OSG equivalents, but

are built around the use of a single virtual file system.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Resource::ResourceSystem::ResourceSystem

(

const VFS::Manager *

vfs

)

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Resource::ResourceSystem::~ResourceSystem

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Resource::ResourceSystem::ResourceSystem ( const ResourceSystem &  )

private

Member Function Documentation

void Resource::ResourceSystem::addResourceManager

(

ResourceManager *

resourceMgr

)

Add this ResourceManager to be handled by the ResourceSystem.

Note

Does not transfer ownership.

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ImageManager * Resource::ResourceSystem::getImageManager

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KeyframeManager * Resource::ResourceSystem::getKeyframeManager

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NifFileManager * Resource::ResourceSystem::getNifFileManager

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SceneManager * Resource::ResourceSystem::getSceneManager

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const VFS::Manager * Resource::ResourceSystem::getVFS

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)

const

Note

May be called from any thread.

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void Resource::ResourceSystem::operator= ( const ResourceSystem &  )

private

void Resource::ResourceSystem::removeResourceManager

(

ResourceManager *

resourceMgr

)

Note

Do nothing if resourceMgr does not exist.

Does not delete resourceMgr.

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void Resource::ResourceSystem::setExpiryDelay

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double

expiryDelay

)

How long to keep objects in cache after no longer being referenced.

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void Resource::ResourceSystem::updateCache

(

double

referenceTime

)

Indicates to each resource manager to clear the cache, i.e. to drop cached objects that are no longer referenced.

Note

May be called from any thread if you do not add or remove resource managers at that point.

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Member Data Documentation

std::auto_ptr<ImageManager> Resource::ResourceSystem::mImageManager

private

std::auto_ptr<KeyframeManager> Resource::ResourceSystem::mKeyframeManager

private

std::auto_ptr<NifFileManager> Resource::ResourceSystem::mNifFileManager

private

std::vector<ResourceManager*> Resource::ResourceSystem::mResourceManagers

private

std::auto_ptr<SceneManager> Resource::ResourceSystem::mSceneManager

private

const VFS::Manager* Resource::ResourceSystem::mVFS

private

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

• /home/travis/build/OpenMW/openmw/components/resource/resourcesystem.hpp
• /home/travis/build/OpenMW/openmw/components/resource/resourcesystem.cpp