Below is In our forum post, we have sample code on how to create buttons using HPS API. Sample code can be tested using hps_mfc_sandbox. Please replace the following functions in CHPSView.cpp.
Steps:
1. Build and run hps_mfc_sandbox with sample code
2. Click on UserCode3 (setup buttons)
3. Load any model
4. Click on button to activate corresponding operator
Notes:
We have an overload function to SetSubwindow(Rectangle const & position, IntRectangle const & offsets, Subwindow::Type type) which will make your buttons remain the same size.
The position values are still given as [-1,1] floats relative to the parent, but the offsets are pixel values relative to those.
Position gives a fractional location (where you measure from) and offset moves a fixed distance from that.For instance, you could make a subwindow that is always inset 25 pixels from its parent by specifying (-1,1,-1,1) & (25,-25,25,-25).
A 100x80 box stuck to the top-left corner would be (-1,-1,1,1) & (0, 100,-80,0).
A 10 pixel high along the top middle third of the parent would be (-0.333,0.333,1,1) & (0,0,-10,0).
Let's say the two boxes are 50x50, 75 pixels from the bottom, and they are a bit left of center (let's say centered about x = -0.1), one box could be (-0.1,-0.1,-1,-1) & (-50,0,75,126) and the other (-0.1,-0.1,-1,-1) & (0, 50, 75,125).
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void CHPSView::OnLButtonDown(UINT nFlags, CPoint point)
{
Point pixelPoint(point.x, point.y, 0);
Point windowPoint;
GetCanvas().GetWindowKey().ConvertCoordinate(HPS::Coordinate::Space::Pixel, pixelPoint, HPS::Coordinate::Space::Window, windowPoint);
GetCanvas().GetWindowKey().GetSelectionOptionsControl().SetLevel(HPS::Selection::Level::Entity); // choosing entity-level selection
GetCanvas().GetWindowKey().GetSelectionOptionsControl().SetProximity(0.01f);
GetCanvas().GetWindowKey().GetSelectionOptionsControl().SetAlgorithm(HPS::Selection::Algorithm::Analytic);
HPS::SelectionResults selectionResults;
size_t numSelectedItems = GetCanvas().GetWindowKey().GetSelectionControl().SelectByPoint( // this is the actual selection call
windowPoint, // the endpoint of the ray, typically the camera location
selectionResults);
// Check if button was button selected
HPS::SelectionResultsIterator iter = selectionResults.GetIterator();
while (iter.IsValid())
{
HPS::SelectionItem selectionItem = iter.GetItem();
Key key;
selectionItem.ShowSelectedItem(key); // 'key' is the HPS::Key of the selected item
if (key.Type() == HPS::Type::ShellKey)
{
// do something with this key
HPS::SegmentKey ownerSegment = key.Owner();
if (ownerSegment.Name() == "panOperator")
{
GetCanvas().GetFrontView().GetOperatorControl().Pop();
GetCanvas().GetFrontView().GetOperatorControl().Push(new HPS::PanOperator(MouseButtons::ButtonLeft()));
// Highlight button
// Please see Highlight section for sample code.
}
if (ownerSegment.Name() == "zoomOperator")
{
GetCanvas().GetFrontView().GetOperatorControl().Pop();
GetCanvas().GetFrontView().GetOperatorControl().Push(new HPS::ZoomOperator(MouseButtons::ButtonLeft()));
// Highlight button
// Please see Highlight section for sample code.
}
}
iter.Next();
}
SetCapture();
_canvas.GetWindowKey().GetEventDispatcher().InjectEvent(
BuildMouseEvent(HPS::MouseEvent::Action::ButtonDown, HPS::MouseButtons::ButtonLeft(), point, nFlags, 1));
CView::OnLButtonDown(nFlags, point);
} |
