source: OGRE/trunk/ogrenew/Tools/XMLConverter/include/OgreXMLSkeletonSerializer.h @ 657

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#ifndef __XMLSkeletonSerializer_H__
#define __XMLSkeletonSerializer_H__

#include "OgreXMLPrerequisites.h"
#include "OgreMaterial.h"
#include "OgreSkeleton.h"


namespace Ogre {

    /** Class for serializing a Skeleton to/from XML.
    @remarks
        This class behaves the same way as SkeletonSerializer in the main project,
        but is here to allow conversions to / from XML. This class is 
        deliberately not included in the main project because <UL>
        <LI>Dependence on Xerces would unnecessarily bloat the main library</LI>
        <LI>Runtime use of XML is discouraged because of the parsing overhead</LI></UL>
        This class gives people the option of saving out a Skeleton as XML for examination
        and possible editing. It can then be converted back to the native format
        for maximum runtime efficiency.
    */
    class XMLSkeletonSerializer
    {
    public:

        XMLSkeletonSerializer();
        virtual ~XMLSkeletonSerializer();
        /** Imports a Skeleton from the given XML file.
        @param filename The name of the file to import, expected to be in XML format.
        @param pSkeleton The pre-created Skeleton object to be populated.
        */
        void importSkeleton(const String& filename, Skeleton* pSkeleton);

        /** Exports a skeleton to the named XML file. */
        void exportSkeleton(const Skeleton* pSkeleton, const String& filename);

    private:
        // State for export
        TiXmlDocument* mXMLDoc;
        // State for import
        Skeleton* mpSkel;

        void writeSkeleton(const Skeleton* pSkel);
        void writeBone(TiXmlElement* bonesElement, const Bone* pBone);
        void writeBoneParent(TiXmlElement* boneHierarchyNode, String boneName , String parentName);
        void writeAnimation(TiXmlElement* animsNode, const Animation* anim);
        void writeAnimationTrack(TiXmlElement* tracksNode, const AnimationTrack* track);
        void writeKeyFrame(TiXmlElement* keysNode, const KeyFrame* key);
                void writeSkeletonAnimationLink(TiXmlElement* linksNode, 
                        const LinkedSkeletonAnimationSource& link);
                
                void readBones(Skeleton* skel, TiXmlElement* mBonesNode);
                void readBones2(Skeleton* skel, TiXmlElement* mBonesNode);
                void createHierarchy(Skeleton* skel, TiXmlElement* mHierNode);
                void readKeyFrames(AnimationTrack* track, TiXmlElement* mKeyfNode);
                void readAnimations(Skeleton* skel, TiXmlElement* mAnimNode) ;
                void readSkeletonAnimationLinks(Skeleton* skel, TiXmlElement* linksNode);

    };


}

#endif