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#ifndef PXR_IMAGING_HD_RPRIM_COLLECTION_H
#define PXR_IMAGING_HD_RPRIM_COLLECTION_H

#include "pxr/pxr.h"
#include "pxr/imaging/hd/api.h"
#include "pxr/imaging/hd/version.h"
#include "pxr/imaging/hd/repr.h"
#include "pxr/usd/sdf/path.h"
#include "pxr/base/tf/token.h"

#include <string>

PXR_NAMESPACE_OPEN_SCOPE


/// \class HdRprimCollection
///
/// A named, semantic collection of objects.
///
/// Note that the collection object itself doesn't hold HdRprim objects, rather
/// it acts as an addressing mechanism to identify a specific group of HdRprim 
/// objects that can be requested from the HdRenderIndex.
/// 
/// HdDirtyList provides the above algorithmic functionality, while HdRenderPass
/// uses HdRprimCollection to concisely represent the HdRprim's it operates on.
/// 
/// \sa
/// HdRenderPass
/// HdDirtyList
///
class HdRprimCollection {
public:
    HD_API
    HdRprimCollection();

    /// Constructs an rprim collection with \p reprSelector. \p if forcedRepr is
    /// set to true, prims authored repr will be ignored.
    /// If \p materialTag is provided, only prims who's material have 
    /// a matching tag will end up in the collection. This can be used to make 
    /// seperate collections for e.g. opaque vs translucent prims.
    /// An empty materialTag opts-out of using material tags entirely and will
    /// return all prims in the collection, regardless of their material tags.
    HD_API
    HdRprimCollection(TfToken const& name,
                      HdReprSelector const& reprSelector,
                      bool forcedRepr=false,
                      TfToken const& materialTag = TfToken());

    /// Constructs an rprim collection, excluding all Rprims not prefixed by \p
    /// rootPath. \p if forcedRepr is set to true, prims authored repr will be
    /// ignored.
    /// If \p materialTag is provided, only prims who's material have 
    /// a matching tag will end up in the collection. This can be used to make 
    /// seperate collections for e.g. opaque vs translucent prims.
    /// An empty materialTag opts-out of using material tags entirely and will
    /// return all prims in the collection, regardless of their material tags.
    HD_API
    HdRprimCollection(TfToken const& name,
                      HdReprSelector const& reprSelector,
                      SdfPath const& rootPath,
                      bool forcedRepr=false,
                      TfToken const& materialTag = TfToken());

    /// Copy constructor.
    HD_API
    HdRprimCollection(HdRprimCollection const& col);

    // Destructor.
    HD_API
    virtual ~HdRprimCollection();

    /// Constructs and returns a collection with the root and exclude paths
    /// swapped.
    HD_API
    HdRprimCollection CreateInverseCollection() const;

    /// Returns the semantic name of this collection.
    ///
    /// The semantic name represents the entire collection of prims, for
    /// example "visible", "selected", etc.
    TfToken const& GetName() const {
        return _name;
    }

    /// Sets the semantic name of this collection.
    void SetName(TfToken const& name) {
        _name = name;
    }

    /// Returns the representation name.
    ///
    /// The repr selector corresponds to specific aspects of the requested set
    /// of Rprims, for example one can request "hullAndPoints" repr which
    /// would cause both the hull and points representations of all prims named
    /// by the collection to be included.
    HdReprSelector const& GetReprSelector() const {
        return _reprSelector;
    }

    void SetReprSelector(HdReprSelector const& reprSelector) {
        _reprSelector = reprSelector;
    }

    bool IsForcedRepr() const {
        return _forcedRepr;
    }

    void SetForcedRepr(bool flag) {
        _forcedRepr = flag;
    }

    /// Returns the paths at which all Rprims must be rooted to be included in
    /// this collection. Defaults to a vector containing only
    /// SdfPath::AbsoluteRootPath().
    ///
    /// Note that this vector is always sorted.
    HD_API
    SdfPathVector const& GetRootPaths() const;

    /// Sets all root paths for this collection, replacing any existing paths
    /// that were present previously. All paths must be absolute. Duplicate
    /// paths are allowed, but may result in performance degradation.
    HD_API
    void SetRootPaths(SdfPathVector const& rootPaths);

    /// Sets the path at which all Rprims must be rooted to be included in this
    /// collection, replacing any existing root paths that were previously
    /// specified.
    HD_API
    void SetRootPath(SdfPath const& rootPath);

    /// Sets all exclude paths for this collection. All paths must be absolute. 
    /// Duplicate paths are allowed, but may result in performance degradation.
    HD_API
    void SetExcludePaths(SdfPathVector const& excludePaths);

    /// Returns the excluded paths
    ///
    /// Note that this vector is always sorted.
    HD_API
    SdfPathVector const& GetExcludePaths() const;

    /// A MaterialTag can be used to ensure only prims whos material have
    /// a matching tag will end up in the collection. Different rendering 
    /// backends can control what material properties are useful for splitting 
    /// up collections. For example, when Stream finds the 'translucent'
    /// MaterialTag in a material it will transfer this tag onto the
    /// prim's DrawItem. This ensures that opaque and translucent prims end up
    /// in different collections so they can be rendered seperately.
    /// A path-tracer backend may find the translucent MaterialTag on a material
    /// and choose NOT to transfer the tag onto the DrawItem because the
    /// backend wants to render opaque and translucent prims in the same
    /// collection.
    HD_API
    void SetMaterialTag(TfToken const& tag);

    HD_API
    TfToken const& GetMaterialTag() const;

    HD_API
    size_t ComputeHash() const;

    struct Hash {
        size_t operator()(HdRprimCollection const& value) const {
            return value.ComputeHash();
        }
    };

    HD_API
    bool operator==(HdRprimCollection const & lhs) const;
    HD_API
    bool operator!=(HdRprimCollection const & lhs) const;

private:
    HD_API
    friend std::ostream & operator <<(std::ostream &out, 
        HdRprimCollection const & v);

    TfToken _name;
    HdReprSelector _reprSelector;
    bool _forcedRepr;
    TfToken _materialTag;
    SdfPathVector _rootPaths;
    SdfPathVector _excludePaths;
};

// VtValue requirements
HD_API
std::ostream& operator<<(std::ostream& out, HdRprimCollection const & v);

// Overload hash_value for HdRprimCollection.  Used by things like boost::hash.
HD_API
size_t hash_value(HdRprimCollection const &col);


PXR_NAMESPACE_CLOSE_SCOPE

#endif //PXR_IMAGING_HD_RPRIM_COLLECTION_H