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## com.threed.jpct
Class TextureManager

    java.lang.Object
      com.threed.jpct.TextureManager

public final class TextureManager
extends java.lang.Object

The TextureManager is a singleton for storing and retrieving textures. Each texture managed by this class can be identified by a unique name. A texture managed by this class is an instance of Texture.

See Also:
  `Texture`

Field Summary
`static int` | `TEXTURE_NOTFOUND` The id of a none-existent texture

Method Summary
`void` | `addTexture(java.lang.String name)` Adds a texture with the given name to the manager.
`void` | `addTexture(java.lang.String name, Texture tex)` Adds a texture with the given name to the manager.
`boolean` | `containsTexture(java.lang.String name)` Checks if a texture has already been added to the texture-manager (or better: if a texture with this name exists within the manager instance).
`void` | `flush()` Flushes the textures in the manager.
`Texture` | `getDummyTexture()` Returns the current dummy texture.
`static TextureManager` | `getInstance()` Returns an instance of the TextureManager.
`long` | `getMemoryUsage(boolean localOnly)` Returns the memory usage of all texture in the texture manager and in the GPU's memory.
`java.lang.String` | `getNameByID(int id)` Gets the name with which the texture with the given ID has been added to the manager.
`java.util.Enumeration` | `getNames()` Gets all the names of the textures that have been added to the manager.
`java.util.Vector` | `getState()` Dumps the current state of the TextureManager to a Vector.
`Texture` | `getTexture(java.lang.String name)` Returns the texture being named 'name'.
`Texture` | `getTextureByID(int id)` Returns the texture with the ID or null if no such texture can be found.
`int` | `getTextureCount()` Returns the number of textures the TextureManager holds.
`int` | `getTextureID(java.lang.String name)` Returns the numerical ID of the texture.
`void` | `preWarm(FrameBuffer buffer)` Does some work that may otherwise happen during runtime and can cause hick-ups.
`void` | `removeAndUnload(java.lang.String name, FrameBuffer from)` Combines removal and unload of a texture.
`void` | `removeTexture(java.lang.String name)` Removes a texture from the manager.
`void` | `replaceTexture(int id, Texture tex)` Replaces a texture with the given id with another one.
`void` | `replaceTexture(java.lang.String name, Texture tex)` Replaces a texture with the given name with another one.
`void` | `setDummyTexture(Texture texture)` Sets a texture as dummy texture.
`void` | `setState(java.util.Vector dump)` Sets the state of the TextureManager.
`void` | `unloadTexture(FrameBuffer from, Texture texture)` Unloads a texture from the contexts of the renderers of the given frame buffer.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
`equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait`

Field Detail

### TEXTURE_NOTFOUND

    public static final int TEXTURE_NOTFOUND

  The id of a none-existent texture

  See Also:
    `getTextureID(java.lang.String)`, Constant Field Values

Method Detail

### getInstance

    public static TextureManager getInstance()

  Returns an instance of the TextureManager. Because the manager is a singleton, only one instance per VM will be created (this is also done by getInstance() if none exists but that's a "don't care").

  Returns:
    the instance of the TextureManager

### getState

    public java.util.Vector getState()

  Dumps the current state of the TextureManager to a Vector. If you are serializing this Vector, you may later setup the TextureManager at once with the deserialized dump. If you are not using serialization, ignore this method.

  Returns:
    the current state

### setState

    public void setState(java.util.Vector dump)

  Sets the state of the TextureManager. You can use this to setup the TextureManager from a deserialized state dump. If you are not using serialization, ignore this method.

  Parameters:
    `dump` - the state dump

### getMemoryUsage

    public long getMemoryUsage(boolean localOnly)

  Returns the memory usage of all texture in the texture manager and in the GPU's memory.

  Parameters:
    `localOnly` - if true, the GPU's memory usage won't be taken into account.
  Returns:
    the size in bytes

### addTexture

    public void addTexture(java.lang.String name)

  Adds a texture with the given name to the manager. The name has to be unique, otherwise no texture will be added. The added texture will be filled with a dummy texture and may be replaced by another one later. This could be useful to render something without every texture being loaded (for slow connections for example).

  Parameters:
    `name` - the (unique) name for this texture
  See Also:
    `replaceTexture(java.lang.String, com.threed.jpct.Texture)`

### addTexture

    public void addTexture(java.lang.String name,
                           Texture tex)

  Adds a texture with the given name to the manager. The name has to be unique, otherwise no texture will be added.

  Parameters:
    `name` - the (unique) name for this texture
    `tex` - the texture

### unloadTexture

    public void unloadTexture(FrameBuffer from,
                              Texture texture)

  Unloads a texture from the contexts of the renderers of the given frame buffer. This isn't done immediatly but in the next render pass for that buffer. You can try to unload any texture, it doesn't have to belong to the manager (...any longer). If a texture hasn't been uploaded, it will be ignored. If it's used after the unload, the renderer will upload it again. This is not needed if you disable a renderer, because that will unload the textures automatically.

  Parameters:
    `from` - the FrameBuffer
    `texture` - the texture to unload
  See Also:
    `removeAndUnload(java.lang.String, com.threed.jpct.FrameBuffer)`

### removeTexture

    public void removeTexture(java.lang.String name)

  Removes a texture from the manager. Because the manager doesn't know if a texture is still in use by some object, you have to be sure that it isn't before calling this method. This method removes the texture from the manager only. That doesn't mean, that it will be unloaded from video memory if OpenGL is being used. To ensure this, call unloadTexture() in addition or use removeAndUnload().
  Please note that you can't expect an object that uses this texture to get a new texture that you might add with the same name after removing this one. If you want to replace textures on objects, use replaceTexture() instead.

  Parameters:
    `name` - the name of the texture to be removed
  See Also:
    `unloadTexture(com.threed.jpct.FrameBuffer, com.threed.jpct.Texture)`, `removeAndUnload(java.lang.String, com.threed.jpct.FrameBuffer)`, `replaceTexture(int, com.threed.jpct.Texture)`

### removeAndUnload

    public void removeAndUnload(java.lang.String name,
                                FrameBuffer from)

  Combines removal and unload of a texture. Everything mentioned in the single methods applies here too.

  Parameters:
    `name` - the texture's name
    `from` - the FrameBuffer
  See Also:
    `unloadTexture(com.threed.jpct.FrameBuffer, com.threed.jpct.Texture)`, `removeTexture(java.lang.String)`

### replaceTexture

    public void replaceTexture(java.lang.String name,
                               Texture tex)

  Replaces a texture with the given name with another one. It might be required to call unloadTexture() before to ensure that the old texture has been unloaded from the GPU in case it's no longer used somewhere else.

  Parameters:
    `name` - the (unique) name of the texture to replace
    `tex` - the new texture

### replaceTexture

    public void replaceTexture(int id,
                               Texture tex)

  Replaces a texture with the given id with another one. It might be required to call unloadTexture() before to ensure that the old texture has been unloaded from the GPU in case it's no longer used somewhere else.

  Parameters:
    `id` - the id of the texture to replace
    `tex` - the new texture

### flush

    public void flush()

  Flushes the textures in the manager. In other words: The manager doesn't contain any textures after calling flush(). Could be helpful in applets (for reloading).

### preWarm

    public void preWarm(FrameBuffer buffer)

  Does some work that may otherwise happen during runtime and can cause hick-ups. This method isn't guaranteed to do anything, if the renderer doesn't offer any pre-warming.

  Parameters:
    `buffer` - the current frame buffer. The desired renderer should be enabled.

### setDummyTexture

    public void setDummyTexture(Texture texture)

  Sets a texture as dummy texture. If no dummy texture is set, a default one (256*256, all white) will be used.

  Parameters:
    `texture` - the new dummy texture

### getDummyTexture

    public Texture getDummyTexture()

  Returns the current dummy texture.

  Returns:
    the dummy texture

### containsTexture

    public boolean containsTexture(java.lang.String name)

  Checks if a texture has already been added to the texture-manager (or better: if a texture with this name exists within the manager instance).

  Parameters:
    `name` - the name of the texture
  Returns:
    true, if the manager has such a texture, otherwise false

### getTextureCount

    public int getTextureCount()

  Returns the number of textures the TextureManager holds.

  Returns:
    the number

### getTextureID

    public int getTextureID(java.lang.String name)

  Returns the numerical ID of the texture. This value is used internally to access textures faster than by using their names. Some methods use this ID instead of the unique name or the texture itself for performance reasons.

  Parameters:
    `name` - the name of the texture
  Returns:
    the ID of this texture or TEXTURE_NOTFOUND

### getTextureByID

    public Texture getTextureByID(int id)

  Returns the texture with the ID or null if no such texture can be found.

  Parameters:
    `id` - int the ID
  Returns:
    Texture the texture having this ID

### getTexture

    public Texture getTexture(java.lang.String name)

  Returns the texture being named 'name'.

  Parameters:
    `name` - the name of the texture that should be retrieved
  Returns:
    the texture with this name (or null in case of error)

### getNames

    public java.util.Enumeration getNames()

  Gets all the names of the textures that have been added to the manager.

  Returns:
    the names

### getNameByID

    public java.lang.String getNameByID(int id)

  Gets the name with which the texture with the given ID has been added to the manager.

  Parameters:
    `id` - the texture's ID
  Returns:
    String the name

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