AtomicGameEngine/Source/ThirdParty/kNet/src/SerializedDataIterator.cpp

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/** @file SerializedDataIterator.cpp
	@brief */

#include <cassert>

#include "kNet/DebugMemoryLeakCheck.h"

#include "kNet/SerializedDataIterator.h"

namespace kNet
{

BasicSerializedDataType SerializedDataIterator::NextElementType() const
{
	if (currentElementStack.empty())
		return SerialInvalid;

	assert(currentElementStack.back().elem);

	// If we don't know how many instances there are of the next element, it's the next field 
	// to be filled - our iterator is pointing to the dynamicCount property of that field.
	if (currentElementStack.back().elem->varyingCount && currentElementStack.back().dynamicCountSpecified == false)
		return SerialDynamicCount;

	return currentElementStack.back().elem->type;
}

const SerializedElementDesc *SerializedDataIterator::NextElementDesc() const
{
	return currentElementStack.empty() ? 0 : currentElementStack.back().elem;
}

void SerializedDataIterator::ProceedToNextVariable()
{
	if (currentElementStack.empty())
		return;

	ElemInfo &nextVar = currentElementStack.back();

	if (nextVar.elem->type == SerialStruct)
	{
		++nextVar.nextElem;
		if (nextVar.nextElem >= (int)nextVar.elem->elements.size())
		{
			nextVar.nextElem = 0;
			++nextVar.nextIndex;
			if (nextVar.nextIndex >= nextVar.count)
			{
				currentElementStack.pop_back();
				ProceedToNextVariable();
				return;
			}
		}

		DescendIntoStructure();
	}
	else
	{
		++nextVar.nextIndex;
		if (nextVar.nextIndex >= nextVar.count)
		{
			currentElementStack.pop_back();
			ProceedToNextVariable();
		}
	}
}

void SerializedDataIterator::ProceedNVariables(int count)
{
	///\todo Can optimize a great deal here.
	for(int i = 0; i < count; ++i) 
		ProceedToNextVariable();
}

void SerializedDataIterator::ProceedToNextElement()
{
	ElemInfo &nextVar = currentElementStack.back();

	++nextVar.nextElem;
	if (nextVar.nextElem >= (int)nextVar.elem->elements.size())
	{
		nextVar.nextElem = 0;
		++nextVar.nextIndex;
		if (nextVar.nextIndex >= nextVar.count)
		{
			currentElementStack.pop_back();
			ProceedToNextElement();
		}
	}
	else
	{
/*		currentElementStack.push_back(ElemInfo());
		ElemInfo &newVar = currentElementStack.back();
		newVar.elem = nextVar.elem->elements[nextVar.nextElem];
		newVar.nextIndex = 0;
		newVar.nextElem = 0;
		newVar.count = (newVar.elem->multiplicity == ElemVarying) ? 0 : newVar.elem->count;
*/
		DescendIntoStructure();
	}
}

void SerializedDataIterator::SetVaryingElemSize(u32 count)
{
	ElemInfo &nextVar = currentElementStack.back();
	assert(nextVar.dynamicCountSpecified == false);
	assert(nextVar.elem->varyingCount == true);
	assert(nextVar.nextIndex == 0);
	nextVar.count = count;
	nextVar.dynamicCountSpecified = true;

	// If this was a varying-arity structure node, descend down into filling the struct.
	DescendIntoStructure();
}

void SerializedDataIterator::DescendIntoStructure()
{
	ElemInfo &nextVar = currentElementStack.back();

	if (nextVar.dynamicCountSpecified == false && nextVar.elem->varyingCount == true)
		return;
	if (nextVar.nextElem >= (int)nextVar.elem->elements.size())
		return;

	ElemInfo newVar;
	newVar.elem = nextVar.elem->elements[nextVar.nextElem];
	newVar.nextIndex = 0;
	newVar.nextElem = 0;
 	newVar.count = (newVar.elem->varyingCount ? 0 : newVar.elem->count); // A varying block? Then the user has to supply multiplicity.
	newVar.dynamicCountSpecified = false;
	currentElementStack.push_back(newVar);

	// Descend again in case we have a struct-in-struct-in-struct...
	DescendIntoStructure();
}

void SerializedDataIterator::ResetTraversal()
{
	currentElementStack.clear();

	ElemInfo newVar;
	newVar.elem = desc.data;
	newVar.nextIndex = 0;
	newVar.nextElem = 0;
 	newVar.count = (newVar.elem->varyingCount ? 0 : newVar.elem->count); // A varying block? Then the user has to supply multiplicity.
	newVar.dynamicCountSpecified = false;
	currentElementStack.push_back(newVar);

	// Descend again in case we have a struct-in-struct-in-struct...
	DescendIntoStructure();
}

} // ~kNet