Array builder for arrays in data blocks.
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#include <MArrayDataBuilder.h>
The class constructor receives an attribute object and the number of elements to allocate space for.
The MObject must be a multi attribute (i.e. a plug that is a composite of multiple element plugs). This is different, for example, from a single attribute of type kVectorArrayData, which would be passed through a single plug as a single lump of data. Common examples of a multi-plug are the worldMatrix attribute that is on all DAG nodes, or the position attribute on the particleShape node.
This class will also take as input the datablock that the builder belongs to. You must specify this datablock if you want your builder to support per-plug caching.
- Parameters
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[in] | block | the data block that the builder belongs to. |
[in] | attribute | attribute for which we wish to build data |
[in] | numElements | number of elements to allocate space for |
[out] | ReturnStatus | result status code |
- Status Codes:
- MS::kSuccess operation successful
- MS::kInvalidParameter object argument is invalid
- MS::kFailure attribute pointer is NULL
Copy constructor.
- Parameters
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[in] | other | The source object to copy from. |
This method is obsolete.
[as of Maya 2019]
- Deprecated:
- Use the other constructor instead.
- Parameters
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[in] | attribute | attribute for which we wish to build data |
[in] | numElements | number of elements to allocate space for |
[out] | ReturnStatus | result status code |
Adds a new element to the end of the array.
The index of the element will be the current highest index + 1.
- Parameters
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[out] | ReturnStatus | result status code |
- Returns
- The handle for the new element
- Status Codes:
- MS::kSuccess operation successful
- MS::kFailure the object is invalid
Adds a new element to the end of the array.
The added element is also an array. The index of the element will the current highest index + 1.
- Parameters
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[out] | ReturnStatus | result status code |
- Returns
- The handle for the new array element
- Status Codes:
- MS::kSuccess operation successful
- MS::kFailure the object is invalid
Adds a new element to the array at the given index.
The added element is also an array.
- Parameters
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[in] | index | the index at which we wish to add the new element |
[out] | ReturnStatus | result status code |
- Returns
- The handle for the new array element
- Status Codes:
- MS::kSuccess operation successful
- MS::kFailure the object is invalid
MStatus removeElement |
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unsigned int |
index | ) |
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Removes the specified element from the array.
- Parameters
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[in] | index | the element of the array to remove |
- Returns
- Result status code
- Status Codes:
- MS::kSuccess operation successful
- MS::kFailure the object is invalid or remove the remove failed.
unsigned int elementCount |
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MStatus * |
ReturnStatus = NULL | ) |
const |
Returns the number of elements in the array.
- Parameters
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[out] | ReturnStatus | result status code |
- Returns
- The number of elements
- Status Codes:
- MS::kSuccess operation successful
- MS::kFailure the object is invalid
MStatus growArray |
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unsigned int |
amount | ) |
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Grows the array storage by the given amount.
- Parameters
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[in] | amount | the amount to grow the array by |
- Returns
- Result status code
- Status Codes:
- MS::kSuccess operation successful
- MS::kFailure the object is invalid
MStatus setGrowSize |
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unsigned int |
size | ) |
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Sets the grow size of the array.
As elements are added to the array, the builder will allocate memory in chunks. This method tells the builder how many elements to allocate each time it grows the array.
- Parameters
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[in] | size | the number of elements to allocate when growing the array |
- Returns
- Result status code
- Status Codes:
- MS::kSuccess operation successful
- MS::kFailure the object is invalid
Assignment operator.
- Parameters
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[in] | other | The source object to copy from. |
const char * className |
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static |
Returns the name of this class.
- Returns
- Name of this class.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:
- MArrayDataBuilder.h
- MArrayDataBuilder.cpp