myObjectManager.h

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/*******************************************************************************
** Copyright (c) 2012 MAK Technologies, Inc.
** All rights reserved.
*******************************************************************************/

#pragma once

#include "vrfobjcore/vrfObjMgr.h"
#include "mySettingsManager.h"

class DtTestSettings;

class MyObjectManager : public DtVrfObjectManager
{
public:

   //The constructor takes a DtSimManager and entityAdvisory which get passed 
   //to the base class
   MyObjectManager(DtSimManager* simManager, int entityAdvisory);

   //destructor
   virtual ~MyObjectManager();

   //Adds to the existing settings file as well as creating a new one
   virtual bool init();

   //Callback registered as a consumer for the test setting. This will be
   //called when settingsManagerRemote changes the setting.
   static void testSettingsChangedCallback(
      const DtSettingsObject* settings, void* usr);
   //Stores the values from the settings in myDoubleValue and myBoolValue
   virtual void processTestSettingsChanged(const DtTestSettings* settings);

   //Callback registered as a producer for the test setting. This will be
   //called any time the settings manager looks up the setting, including
   //when the settings file is written out.
   static void updateTestSettingsCallback(
      DtSettingsObject* settings, void* usr);
   //Copies myDoubleValue and myBoolValue into the setting object
   virtual void processUpdateTestSettings(DtTestSettings* settings);
   
public:

   //Creator function to be registered with the DtDefaultVrfCreator from
   //main.cxx
   static DtVrfObjectManager* creator(DtSimManager* simManager, 
      int entityAdvisory);

public:
   //Settings manager for the new settings file
   MySettingsManager* mySettingsManager;

   //Example data which needs to be saved out to the settings files. This
   //class is the "owner" of this data, the settings manager only asks for
   //it when it needs to write out the settings file by calling
   //updateTestSettingsCallback.
   double myDoubleValue;
   bool myBoolValue;
};