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/*--------------------------------------------------------------
 *  This is an example from the Inventor Toolmaker,
 *  chapter 6, example 10.
 *
 *  Source file for "Ticker" engine.
 *------------------------------------------------------------*/

#include <Inventor/SoDB.h>
#include "Ticker.h"

SO_ENGINE_SOURCE(Ticker);

//
// Initializes the Ticker class.
//

void
Ticker::initClass()
{
   SO_ENGINE_INIT_CLASS(Ticker, SoEngine, "Engine");
}

//
// Constructor
//

Ticker::Ticker()
{
   // Do standard constructor stuff
   SO_ENGINE_CONSTRUCTOR(Ticker);

   // Define input field and its default value
   SO_ENGINE_ADD_INPUT(timeIn,  (SbTime::zero()));

   // Define the output, specifying its type
   SO_ENGINE_ADD_OUTPUT(timeOut, SoSFTime);

   // Initialize the variable that stores the number of seconds
   // of the last time the input changed
   lastSeconds = -1.0;

   // Connect to the global "realTime" field by default. This
   // way, users do not have to make this connection explicitly,
   // and can change it if they want.
   timeIn.connectFrom(SoDB::getGlobalField("realTime"));
}

//
// Destructor. Does nothing.
//

Ticker::~Ticker()
{
}

//
// This is called when one of our input fields changes. We will
// use it to determine whether to produce any output. Since we
// have only 1 input field, we don't have to see which field
// changed.
//

void
Ticker::inputChanged(SoField *)
{

   // Get the current input time and get rid of any fractional
   // part, using the math library's floor() function
   SbTime   currentTime = timeIn.getValue();
   double   currentSeconds = floor(currentTime.getValue());

   // If the new number of seconds is different from the last
   // one we stored, enable the output. The next time this
   // engine is evaluated, the time will be output.
   if (currentSeconds != lastSeconds) {
      timeOut.enable(TRUE);
      lastSeconds = currentSeconds;
   }

   // Otherwise, make sure the output is disabled, since we
   // don't want to output any values until we cross the next
   // second barrier.
   else
      timeOut.enable(FALSE);
}

//
// This is the evaluation routine.
//

void
Ticker::evaluate()
{
   // Output the current number of seconds
   SbTime   currentTime(lastSeconds);
   SO_ENGINE_OUTPUT(timeOut, SoSFTime, setValue(currentTime));
}