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/*
* Copyright (c) 2007 Sun Microsystems, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
*
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*
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*
* You acknowledge that this software is not designed or intended for use
* in the design, construction, operation or maintenance of any nuclear
* facility.
*
*/
package net.java.joglutils.msg.elements;
import net.java.joglutils.msg.misc.State;
import net.java.joglutils.msg.misc.StateIndex;
/** Represents an element in the global {@link
net.java.joglutils.msg.misc.State state}, such as the current 3D
coordinates or texture to be applied. The organization of the
global state into elements is one of the key mechanisms for
extendability of the library which was pioneered by Open Inventor.
*/
public abstract class Element {
// Elements are organized into stacks. When we descend past (for
// example) a Separator node, we need to push all of the state
// elements, traverse the children, and then pop the state elements
// so afterward we restore the original state. This is implemented
// in the State class using a linked list of Elements, where the
// State keeps track of the top of each element stack.
private Element nextInStack;
// Additionally we maintain a linked list through all Element
// instances pushed and popped in the State, so that we don't have
// to traverse all Element slots when performing a state pop.
private Element next;
// Elements need to keep track of their depth in the stack in order
// for the State to maintain itself
private int depth;
protected Element() {}
/** Creates a new instance initialized to the default values for the
state element. All concrete Element subclasses must implement
this operation. */
public abstract Element newInstance();
/** Returns the next element in the stack. */
public Element getNextInStack() { return nextInStack; }
/** Sets the next element in the stack. */
public void setNextInStack(Element nextInStack) { this.nextInStack = nextInStack; }
/** Returns the next element in the linked list of elements which
were modified since the last state push. */
public Element getNext() { return next; }
/** Sets the next element in the linked list of elements which were
modified since the last state push. */
public void setNext(Element next) { this.next = next; }
/** Returns the depth of this element in its stack, used to implement lazy state pushing. */
public int getDepth() { return depth; }
/** Sets the depth of this element in its stack, used to implement lazy state pushing. */
public void setDepth(int depth) { this.depth = depth; }
/** Pushes the element, allowing for side effects to occur. Default method does nothing. */
public void push(State state) {}
/** Pops the element, allowing for side effects to occur. Default
method does nothing. NOTE that it is not legal to call
State.getElement() in the implementation of this method, which
is why the previous top element is provided as an argument. */
public void pop (State state, Element previousTopElement) {}
/** All concrete element subclasses must register themselves with
the State in order to reserve a slot, or index, in the
state. This method must be overridden to return this slot. */
public abstract StateIndex getStateIndex();
}
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