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// Nenya library - tools for developing networked games
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package com.threerings.miso.client;
import java.awt.Point;
import java.awt.Rectangle;
import com.threerings.miso.util.MisoSceneMetrics;
import com.threerings.miso.util.MisoUtil;
/**
* Applies a TileOp to all tiles within a region.
*/
public class TileOpApplicator
{
public TileOpApplicator (MisoSceneMetrics metrics)
{
_metrics = metrics;
_tbounds = new Rectangle(0, 0, _metrics.tilewid, _metrics.tilehei);
}
/**
* Applies the supplied tile operation to all tiles that intersect the supplied screen
* rectangle.
*/
public void applyToTiles (Rectangle region, TileOp op)
{
// determine which tiles intersect this region: this is going to
// be nearly incomprehensible without some sort of diagram; i'll
// do what i can to comment it, but you'll want to print out a
// scene diagram (docs/miso/scene.ps) and start making notes if
// you want to follow along
// obtain our upper left tile
Point tpos = MisoUtil.screenToTile(_metrics, region.x, region.y, new Point());
// determine which quadrant of the upper left tile we occupy
Point spos = MisoUtil.tileToScreen(_metrics, tpos.x, tpos.y, new Point());
boolean left = (region.x - spos.x < _metrics.tilehwid);
boolean top = (region.y - spos.y < _metrics.tilehhei);
// set up our tile position counters
int dx, dy;
if (left) {
dx = 0;
dy = 1;
} else {
dx = 1;
dy = 0;
}
// if we're in the top-half of the tile we need to move up a row,
// either forward or back depending on whether we're in the left
// or right half of the tile
if (top) {
if (left) {
tpos.x -= 1;
} else {
tpos.y -= 1;
}
// we'll need to start zig-zagging the other way as well
dx = 1 - dx;
dy = 1 - dy;
}
// these will bound our loops
int rightx = region.x + region.width, bottomy = region.y + region.height;
// Log.info("Preparing to apply [tpos=" + StringUtil.toString(tpos) +
// ", left=" + left + ", top=" + top +
// ", bounds=" + StringUtil.toString(bounds) +
// ", spos=" + StringUtil.toString(spos) +
// "].");
// obtain the coordinates of the tile that starts the first row
// and loop through, applying to the intersecting tiles
MisoUtil.tileToScreen(_metrics, tpos.x, tpos.y, spos);
while (spos.y < bottomy) {
// set up our row counters
int tx = tpos.x, ty = tpos.y;
_tbounds.x = spos.x;
_tbounds.y = spos.y;
// Log.info("Applying to row [tx=" + tx + ", ty=" + ty + "].");
// apply to the tiles in this row
while (_tbounds.x < rightx) {
op.apply(tx, ty, _tbounds);
// move one tile to the right
tx += 1;
ty -= 1;
_tbounds.x += _metrics.tilewid;
}
// update our tile coordinates
tpos.x += dx;
dx = 1 - dx;
tpos.y += dy;
dy = 1 - dy;
// obtain the screen coordinates of the next starting tile
MisoUtil.tileToScreen(_metrics, tpos.x, tpos.y, spos);
}
}
protected MisoSceneMetrics _metrics;
/** Used when rendering tiles. */
protected Rectangle _tbounds;
}
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