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#ifndef OM_MESHIO_HH
#define OM_MESHIO_HH
//=== INCLUDES ================================================================
// -------------------- system settings
#include <OpenMesh/Core/System/config.h>
// -------------------- check include order
#if defined (OPENMESH_TRIMESH_ARRAY_KERNEL_HH) || \
defined (OPENMESH_POLYMESH_ARRAY_KERNEL_HH)
# error "Include MeshIO.hh before including a mesh type!"
#endif
// -------------------- OpenMesh
#include <OpenMesh/Core/IO/SR_store.hh>
#include <OpenMesh/Core/IO/IOManager.hh>
#include <OpenMesh/Core/IO/importer/ImporterT.hh>
#include <OpenMesh/Core/IO/exporter/ExporterT.hh>
//== NAMESPACES ==============================================================
namespace OpenMesh {
namespace IO {
//=== IMPLEMENTATION ==========================================================
/** \name Mesh Reading / Writing
Convenience functions the map to IOManager functions.
\see OpenMesh::IO::_IOManager_
*/
//@{
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
/** \brief Read a mesh from file _filename.
The file format is determined by the file extension.
\note If you link statically against OpenMesh, you have to add
the define OM_STATIC_BUILD to your application. This will
ensure that readers and writers get initialized correctly.
@param _mesh The target mesh that will be filled with the read data
@param _filename fill to load
@return Successful?
*/
template <class Mesh>
bool
read_mesh(Mesh& _mesh,
const std::string& _filename)
{
Options opt;
return read_mesh(_mesh, _filename, opt, true);
}
/** \brief Read a mesh from file _filename.
The file format is determined by the file extension.
\note If you link statically against OpenMesh, you have to add
the define OM_STATIC_BUILD to your application. This will
ensure that readers and writers get initialized correctly.
@param _mesh The target mesh that will be filled with the read data
@param _filename fill to load
@param _opt Reader options (e.g. skip loading of normals ... depends
on the reader capabilities). Note that simply passing an
Options::Flag enum is not sufficient.
@param _clear Clear the target data before filling it (allows to
load multiple files into one Mesh). If you only want to read a mesh
without clearing set _clear to false. Providing a default Options
object is sufficient in this case.
@return Successful?
*/
template <class Mesh>
bool
read_mesh(Mesh& _mesh,
const std::string& _filename,
Options& _opt,
bool _clear = true)
{
if (_clear) _mesh.clear();
ImporterT<Mesh> importer(_mesh);
return IOManager().read(_filename, importer, _opt);
}
/** \brief Read a mesh from file open std::istream.
The file format is determined by parameter _ext. _ext has to include
".[format]" in order to work properly (e.g. ".OFF")
\note If you link statically against OpenMesh, you have to add
the define OM_STATIC_BUILD to your application. This will
ensure that readers and writers get initialized correctly.
@param _mesh The target mesh that will be filled with the read data
@param _is stream to load the data from
@param _ext The file format that is written to the stream
@param _opt Reader options (e.g. skip loading of normals ... depends
on the reader capabilities)
@param _clear Clear the target data before filling it (allows to
load multiple files into one Mesh)
@return Successful?
*/
template <class Mesh>
bool
read_mesh(Mesh& _mesh,
std::istream& _is,
const std::string& _ext,
Options& _opt,
bool _clear = true)
{
if (_clear) _mesh.clear();
ImporterT<Mesh> importer(_mesh);
return IOManager().read(_is,_ext, importer, _opt);
}
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
/** \brief Write a mesh to the file _filename.
The file format is determined by _filename's extension.
\note If you link statically against OpenMesh, you have to add
the define OM_STATIC_BUILD to your application. This will
ensure that readers and writers get initialized correctly.
@param _mesh The mesh that will be written to file
@param _filename output filename
@param _opt Writer options (e.g. writing of normals ... depends
on the writer capabilities)
@param _precision specifies stream precision for ascii files
@return Successful?
*/
template <class Mesh>
bool write_mesh(const Mesh& _mesh,
const std::string& _filename,
Options _opt = Options::Default,
std::streamsize _precision = 6)
{
ExporterT<Mesh> exporter(_mesh);
return IOManager().write(_filename, exporter, _opt, _precision);
}
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
/** Write a mesh to an open std::ostream.
The file format is determined by parameter _ext. _ext has to include
".[format]" in order to work properly (e.g. ".OFF")
\note If you link statically against OpenMesh, you have to add
the define OM_STATIC_BUILD to your application. This will
ensure that readers and writers get initialized correctly.
@param _mesh The mesh that will be written to file
@param _os output stream to write into
@param _ext extension defining the type of output
@param _opt Writer options (e.g. writing of normals ... depends
on the writer capabilities)
@param _precision specifies stream precision for ascii files
@return Successful?
*/
template <class Mesh>
bool write_mesh(const Mesh& _mesh,
std::ostream& _os,
const std::string& _ext,
Options _opt = Options::Default,
std::streamsize _precision = 6)
{
ExporterT<Mesh> exporter(_mesh);
return IOManager().write(_os,_ext, exporter, _opt, _precision);
}
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
/** \brief Get binary size of data
This function calls the corresponding writer which calculates the size
of the data that would be written to a binary file
The file format is determined by parameter _ext. _ext has to include
".[format]" in order to work properly (e.g. ".OFF")
@param _mesh Mesh to write
@param _ext extension of the file (used to determine the writing module)
@param _opt Writer options (e.g. writing of normals ... depends
on the writer capabilities)
@return Binary size in bytes used when writing the data
*/
template <class Mesh>
size_t binary_size(const Mesh& _mesh,
const std::string& _ext,
Options _opt = Options::Default)
{
ExporterT<Mesh> exporter(_mesh);
return IOManager().binary_size(_ext, exporter, _opt);
}
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
//@}
//=============================================================================
} // namespace IO
} // namespace OpenMesh
//=============================================================================
#if defined(OM_STATIC_BUILD) || defined(ARCH_DARWIN)
# include <OpenMesh/Core/IO/IOInstances.hh>
#endif
//=============================================================================
#endif
//=============================================================================