enum Stage { COUNT_REFS, WRITE }

enum Annotations { ADDRESSES = 0x01, REF_COUNTS = 0x02 }

SoOutput (void)

SoOutput (SoOutput *dictOut)

virtual ~SoOutput ()

virtual void setFilePointer (FILE *newFP)

virtual FILE * getFilePointer (void) const

virtual SbBool openFile (const char *const fileName)

virtual void closeFile (void)

SbBool setCompression (const SbName &compmethod, const float level=0.5f)

virtual void setBuffer (void *bufPointer, size_t initSize, SoOutputReallocCB *reallocFunc, int32_t offset=0)

virtual SbBool getBuffer (void *&bufPointer, size_t &nBytes) const

virtual size_t getBufferSize (void) const

virtual void resetBuffer (void)

virtual void setBinary (const SbBool flag)

virtual SbBool isBinary (void) const

virtual void setHeaderString (const SbString &str)

virtual void resetHeaderString (void)

virtual void setFloatPrecision (const int precision)

void setStage (Stage stage)

Stage getStage (void) const

void incrementIndent (const int levels=1)

void decrementIndent (const int levels=1)

virtual void write (const char c)

virtual void write (const char *s)

virtual void write (const SbString &s)

virtual void write (const SbName &n)

virtual void write (const int i)

virtual void write (const unsigned int i)

virtual void write (const short s)

virtual void write (const unsigned short s)

virtual void write (const float f)

virtual void write (const double d)

virtual void writeBinaryArray (const unsigned char *c, const int length)

virtual void writeBinaryArray (const int32_t *const l, const int length)

virtual void writeBinaryArray (const float *const f, const int length)

virtual void writeBinaryArray (const double *const d, const int length)

virtual void indent (void)

virtual void reset (void)

void setCompact (SbBool flag)

SbBool isCompact (void) const

void setAnnotation (uint32_t bits)

uint32_t getAnnotation (void)

int addReference (const SoBase *base)

int findReference (const SoBase *base) const

void setReference (const SoBase *base, int refid)

void addDEFNode (SbName name)

SbBool lookupDEFNode (SbName name)

void removeDEFNode (SbName name)

void pushProto (SoProto *proto)

SoProto * getCurrentProto (void) const

void popProto (void)

void addRoute (SoFieldContainer *from, const SbName &fromfield, SoFieldContainer *to, const SbName &tofield)

void resolveRoutes (void)

static const SbName * getAvailableCompressionMethods (unsigned int &num)

static SbString getDefaultASCIIHeader (void)

static SbString getDefaultBinaryHeader (void)

SbBool isToBuffer (void) const

size_t bytesInBuf (void) const

SbBool makeRoomInBuf (size_t nBytes)

void convertShort (short s, char *to)

void convertInt32 (int32_t l, char *to)

void convertFloat (float f, char *to)

void convertDouble (double d, char *to)

void convertShortArray (short *from, char *to, int len)

void convertInt32Array (int32_t *from, char *to, int len)

void convertFloatArray (float *from, char *to, int len)

void convertDoubleArray (double *from, char *to, int len)

static SbString padHeader (const SbString &inString)

SbBool wroteHeader

class SoBase

class SoWriterefCounter

Enumerates the possible stages of a write operation (writing needs to be done in mutiple passes).

See also: setStage(), getStage()

Values from this enum is used for debugging purposes to annotate the output from a write operation.

The default constructor makes an SoOutput instance which will write to the standard output.

See also: setFilePointer(), openFile(), setBuffer()

Constructs an SoOutput which has a copy of the set of named references from dictOut.

Destructor.

Set up a new file pointer which we will write to.

Important note: do not use this method when the Coin library has been compiled as an MSWindows DLL, as passing FILE* instances back or forth to DLLs is dangerous and will most likely cause a crash. This is an intrinsic limitation for MSWindows DLLs.

See also: openFile(), setBuffer(), getFilePointer()

Returns the current filepointer. If we're writing to a memory buffer, NULL is returned.

Important note: do not use this method when the Coin library has been compiled as an MSWindows DLL, as passing FILE* instances back or forth to DLLs is dangerous and will most likely cause a crash. This is an intrinsic limitation for MSWindows DLLs.

See also: setFilePointer()

Opens a file for writing. If the file can not be opened or is not writeable, FALSE will be returned.

Files opened by this method will automatically be closed if the user supplies another filepointer, another filename for writing, or if the SoOutput instance is deleted.

See also: setFilePointer(), setBuffer(), closeFile()

Closes the currently opened file, but only if the file was passed to SoOutput through the openFile() method.

See also: openFile()

Sets the compression method and level used when writing the file. compmethod is the compression library/method to use when compressing. level is the compression level, where 0.0 means no compression and 1.0 means maximum compression.

Currently BZIP2, GZIP are the only compression methods supported, and you have to compile Coin with zlib and bzip2-support to enable them.

Supply compmethod = NONE or level = 0.0 if you want to disable compression. The compression is disabled by default.

Please note that it's not possible to compress when writing to a memory buffer.

This method will return TRUE if the compression method selected is available. If it's not available, FALSE will be returned and compression is disabled.

See also: getAvailableCompressionMethods()

Since: Coin 2.1

Returns the array of available compression methods. The number of elements in the array will be stored in num.

See also: setCompression()

Since: Coin 2.1

Sets up a memory buffer of size initSize for writing. Writing will start at bufPointer + offset.

If the buffer is filled up, reallocFunc is called to get more memory. If reallocFunc returns NULL, further writing is disabled.

Important note: remember that the resultant memory buffer after write operations have completed may reside somewhere else in memory than on bufPointer if reallocFunc is set. It is a good idea to make it a habit to always use getBuffer() to retrieve the memory buffer pointer after write operations.

Here's a complete, stand-alone usage example which shows how to write a scene graph to a memory buffer:

  #include <Inventor/SoDB.h>
  #include <Inventor/actions/SoWriteAction.h>
  #include <Inventor/nodes/SoCone.h>
  #include <Inventor/nodes/SoSeparator.h>

static char * buffer; static size_t buffer_size = 0;

static void * buffer_realloc(void * bufptr, size_t size) { buffer = (char *)realloc(bufptr, size); buffer_size = size; return buffer; }

static SbString buffer_writeaction(SoNode * root) { SoOutput out; buffer = (char *)malloc(1); buffer_size = 1024; out.setBuffer(buffer, buffer_size, buffer_realloc);

SoWriteAction wa(&out); wa.apply(root);

SbString s(buffer); free(buffer); return s; }

int main(int argc, char ** argv) { SoDB::init();

SoSeparator * root = new SoSeparator; root->ref();

root->addChild(new SoCone);

SbString s = buffer_writeaction(root); (void)fprintf(stdout, '%sn', s.getString());

root->unref(); return 0; }

See also: getBuffer(), getBufferSize(), resetBuffer()

Returns the current buffer in bufPointer and the current write position of the buffer in nBytes. If we're writing into a file and not a memory buffer, FALSE is returned and the other return values will be undefined.

See also: getBufferSize()

Returns total size of memory buffer.

See also: getBuffer()

Reset the memory buffer write pointer back to the beginning of the buffer.

Set whether or not to write the output as a binary stream.

See also: isBinary()

Returns a flag which indicates whether or not we're writing the output as a binary stream.

See also: setBinary()

Set the output file header string.

See also: resetHeaderString(), getDefaultASCIIHeader(), getDefaultBinaryHeader()

Reset the header string to the default one.

See also: setHeaderString(), getDefaultASCIIHeader(), getDefaultBinaryHeader()

Set the precision used when writing floating point numbers to ASCII files. precision should be between 0 and 8. The double precision will be set to precision * 2.

Sets an indicator on the current stage. This is necessary to do as writing has to be done in multiple stages to account for the export of references/connections within the scene graphs.

This method is basically just used from within SoWriteAction, and should usually not be of interest to the application programmer. Do not use it unless you really know what you are doing.

See also: getStage()

Returns an indicator on the current write stage. Writing is done in two passes, one to count and check connections, one to do the actual ascii or binary export of data.

You should not need to use this method, as it is meant for internal purposes in Coin.

See also: setStage()

Increase indentation level in the file.

See also: decrementIndent(), indent()

Decrease indentation level in the file.

See also: incrementIndent(), indent()

Write the character in c.

For binary write, the character plus 3 padding zero characters will be written.

Write the character string pointed to by s.

For binary write, a 4-byte MSB-ordered integer with the string length, plus the string plus padding zero characters to get on a 4-byte boundary (if necessary) will be written.

Write the character string in s. The string will be written with apostrophes. Cast SbString to char * to write without apostrophes.

If we are supposed to write in binary format, no apostrophes will be added, and writing will be done in the exact same manner as with SoOutput::write(const char * s).

Write the character string in n. The name will be enclosed by apostrophes. If you want to write an SbName instance without the apostrophes, cast the argument to a char *.

If we are supposed to write in binary format, no apostrophes will be added, and writing will be done in the exact same manner as with SoOutput::write(const char * s).

Write i as a character string, or as an architecture independent binary pattern if the setBinary() flag is activated.

Write i as a character string, or as an architecture independent binary pattern if the setBinary() flag is activated.

Write s as a character string, or as an architecture independent binary pattern if the setBinary() flag is activated.

Write s as a character string, or as an architecture independent binary pattern if the setBinary() flag is activated. If we're writing in ASCII format, the value will be written in base 16 (hexadecimal).

Write f as a character string.

Write d as a character string.

Write the given number of bytes to either a file or a memory buffer in binary format.

Write an length array of int32_t values in binary format.

Write an array of float values in binary format.

Write an array of double values in binary format.

Call this method after writing a newline to a file to indent the next line to the correct position.

See also: incrementIndent(), decrementIndent()

Reset all value and make ready for using another filepointer or buffer.

Set up the output to be more compact than with the default write routines.

Returns whether or not the write routines tries to compact the data when writing it (i.e. using less whitespace, etc).

Note that 'compact' in this sense does not mean 'bitwise compression', as it could easily be mistaken for.

Set up annotation of different aspects of the output data. This is not useful for much else than debugging purposes, I s'pose.

Returns the current annotation debug bitflag settings.

Return the default header string written to ASCII files.

See also: setHeaderString(), resetHeaderString(), getDefaultBinaryHeader()

Return the default header string written to binary files.

See also: setHeaderString(), resetHeaderString(), getDefaultASCIIHeader()

Makes a unique id for base and adds a mapping into our dictionary.

Returns the unique identifier for base or -1 if not found.

Sets the reference for base manually.

Adds name to the set of currently DEF'ed node names so far in the output process.

Checks whether name is already DEF'ed at this point in the output process. Returns TRUE if name is DEF'ed.

Removes name from the set of DEF'ed node names. Used after the last reference to a DEF'ed node if we want to reuse the DEF at a later point in the file.

This API member is considered internal to the library, as it is not likely to be of interest to the application programmer.

This function is an extension for Coin, and it is not available in the original SGI Open Inventor v2.1 API.

Since: Coin 2.0

This API member is considered internal to the library, as it is not likely to be of interest to the application programmer.

This function is an extension for Coin, and it is not available in the original SGI Open Inventor v2.1 API.

Since: Coin 2.0

This API member is considered internal to the library, as it is not likely to be of interest to the application programmer.

This function is an extension for Coin, and it is not available in the original SGI Open Inventor v2.1 API.

Since: Coin 2.0

This API member is considered internal to the library, as it is not likely to be of interest to the application programmer.

This function is an extension for Coin, and it is not available in the original SGI Open Inventor v2.1 API.

Since: Coin 2.0

This API member is considered internal to the library, as it is not likely to be of interest to the application programmer.

This function is an extension for Coin, and it is not available in the original SGI Open Inventor v2.1 API.

Since: Coin 2.0

Returns TRUE of we're set up to write to a memory buffer.

Returns current write position.

Note that for memory buffer writing, this includes the offset from SoOutput::setBuffer(), if any.

Check that the current memory buffer has enough space to contain the given number of bytes needed for the next write operation.

Returns FALSE if there's not enough space left, otherwise TRUE.

Note that there will automatically be made an attempt at allocating more memory if the realloction callback function argument of setBuffer() was not NULL.

Convert the short integer in s to most-significant-byte first format and put the resulting bytes sequentially at to.

See also: SoInput::convertShort()

Convert the 32-bit integer in l to most-significant-byte first format and put the resulting bytes sequentially at to.

See also: SoInput::convertInt32()

Convert the single-precision floating point number in f to most-significant-byte first format and put the resulting bytes sequentially at to.

See also: SoInput::convertFloat()

Convert the double-precision floating point number in d to most-significant-byte first format and put the resulting bytes sequentially at to.

See also: SoInput::convertDouble()

Convert len short integer values from the array at from into the array at to from native host format to network independent format (i.e. most significant byte first).

Convert len 32-bit integer values from the array at from into the array at to from native host format to network independent format (i.e. most significant byte first).

Convert len single-precision floating point values from the array at from into the array at to from native host format to network independent format (i.e. most significant byte first).

Convert len double-precision floating point values from the array at from into the array at to from native host format to network independent format (i.e. most significant byte first).

Pads the header we're writing so it contains the correct amount of bytes for the alignment of the following binary writes.

Indicates whether or not the file format header has been written out. As long as this is FALSE, the header will be written once upon the first invocation of any write method in the class.