source: trunk/gui/scripts/field3dresult.tcl @ 4042

Last change on this file since 4042 was 3972, checked in by ldelgass, 11 years ago

Use vtk image viewer instead of contour viewer for dicom

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1# -*- mode: tcl; indent-tabs-mode: nil -*-
2# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
3#  COMPONENT: field3dresult - plot a field in a ResultSet
4#
5#  This widget visualizes scalar/vector fields on 3D meshes.
6#  It is normally used in the ResultViewer to show results from the
7#  run of a Rappture tool.  Use the "add" and "delete" methods to
8#  control the dataobjs showing on the plot.
9# ======================================================================
10#  AUTHOR:  Michael McLennan, Purdue University
11#  Copyright (c) 2004-2012  HUBzero Foundation, LLC
12#
13#  See the file "license.terms" for information on usage and
14#  redistribution of this file, and for a DISCLAIMER OF ALL WARRANTIES.
15# ======================================================================
16package require Itk
17
18option add *Field3DResult.width 4i widgetDefault
19option add *Field3DResult.height 4i widgetDefault
20option add *Field3DResult.foreground black widgetDefault
21option add *Field3DResult.controlBackground gray widgetDefault
22option add *Field3DResult.controlDarkBackground #999999 widgetDefault
23option add *Field3DResult.plotBackground black widgetDefault
24option add *Field3DResult.plotForeground white widgetDefault
25option add *Field3DResult.font \
26    -*-helvetica-medium-r-normal-*-12-* widgetDefault
27
28itcl::class Rappture::Field3DResult {
29    inherit itk::Widget
30
31    itk_option define -mode mode Mode "auto"
32
33    constructor {args} { # defined below }
34    destructor { # defined below }
35
36    public method add {dataobj {settings ""}}
37    public method get {}
38    public method delete {args}
39    public method scale {args}
40    public method snap {w h}
41    public method parameters {title args} { # do nothing }
42    public method download {option args}
43}
44
45itk::usual Field3DResult {
46    keep -background -foreground -cursor -font
47    keep -plotbackground -plotforeground
48}
49
50# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
51# CONSTRUCTOR
52# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
53itcl::body Rappture::Field3DResult::constructor {args} {
54    array set flags {
55        -mode auto
56    }
57    array set flags $args
58    set servers ""
59    switch -- $flags(-mode) {
60        "auto" - "nanovis" - "flowvis" {
61            set servers [Rappture::VisViewer::GetServerList "nanovis"]
62        }
63        "isosurface" - "heightmap" - "streamlines" - "vtkimage" - "vtkviewer" - "vtkvolume" - "glyphs" {
64            set servers [Rappture::VisViewer::GetServerList "vtkvis"]
65        }
66        "vtk" {
67            # Old vtk contour widget
68        }
69        default {
70            puts stderr "unknown render mode \"$flags(-mode)\""
71        }
72    }
73    if { "" != $servers && $flags(-mode) != "vtk"} {
74        switch -- $flags(-mode) {
75            "auto" - "nanovis" {
76                itk_component add renderer {
77                    Rappture::NanovisViewer $itk_interior.ren $servers
78                }
79            }
80            "flowvis" {
81                itk_component add renderer {
82                    Rappture::FlowvisViewer $itk_interior.ren $servers
83                }
84            }
85            "glyphs" {
86                itk_component add renderer {
87                    Rappture::VtkGlyphViewer $itk_interior.glyphs $servers
88                }
89            }
90            "contour" - "heightmap" {
91                itk_component add renderer {
92                    Rappture::VtkHeightmapViewer $itk_interior.ren $servers
93                }
94            }
95            "isosurface" {
96                itk_component add renderer {
97                    Rappture::VtkIsosurfaceViewer $itk_interior.ren $servers
98                }
99            }
100            "streamlines" {
101                itk_component add renderer {
102                    Rappture::VtkStreamlinesViewer $itk_interior.ren $servers
103                }
104            }
105            "vtkimage" {
106                itk_component add renderer {
107                    Rappture::VtkImageViewer $itk_interior.vtkimage $servers
108                }
109            }
110            "vtkviewer" {
111                itk_component add renderer {
112                    Rappture::VtkViewer $itk_interior.ren $servers
113                }
114            }
115            "vtkvolume" {
116                itk_component add renderer {
117                    Rappture::VtkVolumeViewer $itk_interior.ren $servers
118                }
119            }
120            default {
121                puts stderr "unknown render mode \"$flags(-mode)\""
122            }
123        }               
124        pack $itk_component(renderer) -expand yes -fill both
125
126        # can't connect to rendering farm?  then fall back to older viewer
127        if {![$itk_component(renderer) isconnected]} {
128            destroy $itk_component(renderer)
129        }
130    }
131
132    if {![info exists itk_component(renderer)]} {
133        itk_component add renderer {
134            Rappture::ContourResult $itk_interior.ren
135        }
136        pack $itk_component(renderer) -expand yes -fill both
137    }
138    eval itk_initialize $args
139}
140
141# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
142# DESTRUCTOR
143# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
144itcl::body Rappture::Field3DResult::destructor {} {
145}
146
147# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
148# USAGE: add <dataobj> ?<settings>?
149#
150# Clients use this to add a data object to the plot.  The optional
151# <settings> are used to configure the plot.  Allowed settings are
152# -color, -brightness, -width, -linestyle, and -raise.
153# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
154itcl::body Rappture::Field3DResult::add {dataobj {settings ""}} {
155    eval $itk_component(renderer) add $dataobj [list $settings]
156}
157
158# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
159# USAGE: get
160#
161# Clients use this to query the list of objects being plotted, in
162# order from bottom to top of this result.
163# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
164itcl::body Rappture::Field3DResult::get {} {
165    return [$itk_component(renderer) get]
166}
167
168# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
169# USAGE: delete ?<dataobj1> <dataobj2> ...?
170#
171# Clients use this to delete a dataobj from the plot.  If no dataobjs
172# are specified, then all dataobjs are deleted.
173# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
174itcl::body Rappture::Field3DResult::delete {args} {
175    if { [info exists itk_component(renderer)] } {
176        eval $itk_component(renderer) delete $args
177    }
178}
179
180# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
181# USAGE: scale ?<data1> <data2> ...?
182#
183# Sets the default limits for the overall plot according to the
184# limits of the data for all of the given <data> objects.  This
185# accounts for all objects--even those not showing on the screen.
186# Because of this, the limits are appropriate for all objects as
187# the user scans through data in the ResultSet viewer.
188# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
189itcl::body Rappture::Field3DResult::scale {args} {
190    eval $itk_component(renderer) scale $args
191}
192
193# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
194# USAGE: download coming
195# USAGE: download controls <downloadCommand>
196# USAGE: download now
197#
198# Clients use this method to create a downloadable representation
199# of the plot.  Returns a list of the form {ext string}, where
200# "ext" is the file extension (indicating the type of data) and
201# "string" is the data itself.
202# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
203itcl::body Rappture::Field3DResult::download {option args} {
204    eval $itk_component(renderer) download $option $args
205}
206
207itcl::body Rappture::Field3DResult::snap { w h } {
208    return [$itk_component(renderer) snap $w $h]
209}
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