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package gleem;

import java.util.*;

import gleem.linalg.*;
import net.java.games.jogl.*;

/** A Translate2Manip is a Manip which translates in two dimensions and
    whose default representation is two arrows. */

public class Translate2Manip extends Manip {
  private ManipPart parts;
  private Vec3f translation;
  /** Normalized */
  private Vec3f normal;
  private Vec3f scale;
  /** Local-to-world transform for geometry */
  private Mat4f xform;

  /** Dragging state */
  private Plane dragPlane;
  /** Dragging state */
  private Vec3f dragOffset;

  public Translate2Manip() {
    parts       = createGeometry();
    translation = new Vec3f(0, 0, 0);
    normal      = new Vec3f(0, 1, 0);
    scale       = new Vec3f(1, 1, 1);
    xform	= new Mat4f();
    dragPlane	= new Plane();
    dragOffset  = new Vec3f();
    recalc();
  }
  
  /** Set the translation of this Translate2Manip. This moves its
      on-screen representation. Manipulations cause the translation to
      be modified, not overwritten, so if you want the default
      Translate2Manip to go through the point (0, 1, 0) but still
      translate in the X-Z plane, then setTranslation(0, 1, 0). */
  public void setTranslation(Vec3f translation) {
    this.translation.set(translation);
    recalc();
  }

  /** Get the translation of this Translate2Manip. This corresponds to
      the center of its body. */
  public Vec3f getTranslation() {
    return new Vec3f(translation);
  }

  /** Set the normal of this Translate2Manip. The manip moves in the
      plane containing its current position and perpendicular to this
      normal. Does not need to be normalized, but must not be the zero
      vector. */
  public void setNormal(Vec3f normal) {
    this.normal.set(normal);
    this.normal.normalize();
    recalc();
  }

  /** Get the normal of this Translate2Manip. */
  public Vec3f getNormal() {
    return new Vec3f(normal);
  }
  
  /** Set the scale of the Translate2Manip. This only affects the size
      of the on-screen geometry. */
  public void setScale(Vec3f scale) {
    this.scale.set(scale);
    recalc();
  }

  public Vec3f getScale() {
    return new Vec3f(scale);
  }

  /** Change the geometry of this manipulator to be the user-defined
      piece. */
  public void replaceGeometry(ManipPart geom) {
    parts = geom;
  }

  public void intersectRay(Vec3f rayStart,
			   Vec3f rayDirection,
			   List results) {
    parts.intersectRay(rayStart, rayDirection, results, this);
  }

  public void highlight(HitPoint hit) {
    if (hit.manipPart != parts) {
      throw new RuntimeException("My old geometry disappeared; how did this happen?");
    }
    parts.highlight();
  }
  
  public void clearHighlight() {
    parts.clearHighlight();
  }

  public void makeActive(HitPoint hit) {
    parts.highlight();
    dragPlane.setNormal(normal);
    dragPlane.setPoint(hit.intPt.getIntersectionPoint());
    dragOffset.sub(translation, hit.intPt.getIntersectionPoint());
  }

  public void drag(Vec3f rayStart,
		   Vec3f rayDirection) {
    // Algorithm: Find intersection of ray with dragPlane. Add
    // dragOffset to this point to get new translation.
    IntersectionPoint intPt = new IntersectionPoint();
    if (dragPlane.intersectRay(rayStart,
                               rayDirection,
                               intPt) == false) {
      // Ray is parallel to plane. Punt.
      return;
    }
    translation.set(intPt.getIntersectionPoint());
    translation.add(dragOffset);
    recalc();
    super.drag(rayStart, rayDirection);
  }

  public void makeInactive() {
    parts.clearHighlight();
  }
  
  public void render(GL gl) {
    parts.render(gl);
  }

  private ManipPart createGeometry() {
    ManipPartGroup group = new ManipPartGroup();
    ManipPartTwoWayArrow arrow1 = new ManipPartTwoWayArrow();
    group.addChild(arrow1);
    ManipPartTransform xform = new ManipPartTransform();
    Mat4f rotMat = new Mat4f();
    rotMat.makeIdent();
    rotMat.set(0, 0, 0);
    rotMat.set(1, 0, 0);
    rotMat.set(2, 0, -1);
    rotMat.set(0, 2, 1);
    rotMat.set(1, 2, 0);
    rotMat.set(2, 2, 0);
    xform.setOffsetTransform(rotMat);
    ManipPartTwoWayArrow arrow2 = new ManipPartTwoWayArrow();
    xform.addChild(arrow2);
    group.addChild(xform);
    return group;
  }

  private void recalc() {
    // Construct local to world transform for geometry.
    // Scale, Rotation, Translation. Since we're right multiplying
    // column vectors, the actual matrix composed is TRS.
    Mat4f scaleMat = new Mat4f();
    Mat4f rotMat   = new Mat4f();
    Mat4f xlateMat = new Mat4f();
    Mat4f tmpMat   = new Mat4f();
    scaleMat.makeIdent();
    scaleMat.set(0, 0, scale.x());
    scaleMat.set(1, 1, scale.y());
    scaleMat.set(2, 2, scale.z());
    // Perpendiculars
    Vec3f p0 = new Vec3f();
    Vec3f p1 = new Vec3f();
    MathUtil.makePerpendicular(normal, p0);
    p1.cross(normal, p0);
    // p1, normal, p0 correspond to x, y, z
    p0.normalize();
    p1.normalize();
    rotMat.makeIdent();
    rotMat.set(0, 0, p1.x());
    rotMat.set(1, 0, p1.y());
    rotMat.set(2, 0, p1.z());
    rotMat.set(0, 1, normal.x());
    rotMat.set(1, 1, normal.y());
    rotMat.set(2, 1, normal.z());
    rotMat.set(0, 2, p0.x());
    rotMat.set(1, 2, p0.y());
    rotMat.set(2, 2, p0.z());
    xlateMat.makeIdent();
    xlateMat.set(0, 3, translation.x());
    xlateMat.set(1, 3, translation.y());
    xlateMat.set(2, 3, translation.z());
    tmpMat.mul(xlateMat, rotMat);
    xform.mul(tmpMat, scaleMat);
    parts.setTransform(xform);
  }
}