assetgroup.cpp

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#ifndef _resourceassetgroup_cpp
#define _resourceassetgroup_cpp

#include "Resource/assetgroup.h"
#include "Resource/memorystream.h"
#include "Resource/filestream.h"

#include <Ogre.h>

namespace Mezzanine
{
    namespace Resource
    {
        AssetGroup::AssetGroup(const String& GroupName) :
            Name(GroupName)
        {
            Ogre::ResourceGroupManager::getSingletonPtr()->createResourceGroup(this->Name);
        }

        AssetGroup::~AssetGroup()
        {
            Ogre::ResourceGroupManager::getSingletonPtr()->destroyResourceGroup(this->Name);
        }

        ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
        // Utility

        const String& AssetGroup::GetName() const
        {
            return this->Name;
        }

        void AssetGroup::InitializeAssets()
        {
            Ogre::ResourceGroupManager::getSingletonPtr()->initialiseResourceGroup(this->Name);
        }

        ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
        // Stream Management

        Resource::DataStreamPtr AssetGroup::OpenAssetStream(const String& AssetName)
        {
            /// @todo This entire method is a bit of a hack.  When the resource system gets refactored it should go through our archives or whatever equivalent.
            /// Since we currently have to put up with Ogre's system, we'll use it for now as a hack.

            AssetIterator StreamIt = this->GroupAssets.find(AssetName);
            if( StreamIt != this->GroupAssets.end() )
                return (*StreamIt).second;

            Ogre::DataStreamPtr OgreStream = Ogre::ResourceGroupManager::getSingletonPtr()->openResource(AssetName,this->Name);
            Char8* AssetBuffer = new Char8[ OgreStream->size() ];
            OgreStream->read( (void*)AssetBuffer, OgreStream->size() );

            DataStreamPtr Ret = this->CreateDataStream(AssetName,AssetBuffer,OgreStream->size());
            return Ret;
        }

        Resource::DataStreamPtr AssetGroup::CreateDataStream(void* Buffer, const UInt32 BufferSize)
        {
            Resource::DataStreamPtr NewStream( new Resource::MemoryStream(Buffer,BufferSize,true) );
            this->UnnamedGroupAssets.push_back(NewStream);
            return NewStream;
        }

        Resource::DataStreamPtr AssetGroup::CreateDataStream(const String& AssetName, void* Buffer, const UInt32 BufferSize)
        {
            Resource::DataStreamPtr NewStream( new Resource::MemoryStream(Buffer,BufferSize,true) );
            this->GroupAssets.insert(std::pair<String,Resource::DataStreamPtr>(AssetName,NewStream));
            return NewStream;
        }
    }//Resource
}//Mezzanine

#endif