mcc a86935a39b Allow ffi.metatype to fail so that "busted" unit tests work
On Github we run unit tests inside "busted". At the start of each test "busted" does some sort of trick (clearing package.loaded)? Which causes "require" to run again for all lua files. This breaks ffi.metatype with error "cannot change a protected metatable" if it is called twice with a single type name, since this is true global state. To work around this this patch wraps ffi.metatype calls in a xpcall() so that failure is silently ignored.
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--- A 3-component axis-aligned bounding box.
-- @module bound3
local modules = (...):gsub('%.[^%.]+$', '') .. "."
local vec3 = require(modules .. "vec3")
local bound3 = {}
local bound3_mt = {}
-- Private constructor.
local function new(min, max)
return setmetatable({
min=min, -- min: vec3, minimum value for each component
max=max -- max: vec3, maximum value for each component
}, bound3_mt)
end
-- Do the check to see if JIT is enabled. If so use the optimized FFI structs.
local status, ffi
if type(jit) == "table" and jit.status() then
status, ffi = pcall(require, "ffi")
if status then
ffi.cdef "typedef struct { cpml_vec3 min, max; } cpml_bound3;"
new = ffi.typeof("cpml_bound3")
end
end
bound3.zero = new(vec3.zero, vec3.zero)
--- The public constructor.
-- @param min Can be of two types: </br>
-- vec3 min, minimum value for each component
-- nil Create bound at single point 0,0,0
-- @tparam vec3 max, maximum value for each component
-- @treturn bound3 out
function bound3.new(min, max)
if min and max then
return new(min:clone(), max:clone())
elseif min or max then
error("Unexpected nil argument to bound3.new")
else
return new(vec3.zero, vec3.zero)
end
end
--- Clone a bound.
-- @tparam bound3 a bound to be cloned
-- @treturn bound3 out
function bound3.clone(a)
return new(a.min, a.max)
end
--- Construct a bound covering one or two points
-- @tparam vec3 a Any vector
-- @tparam vec3 b Any second vector (optional)
-- @treturn vec3 Minimum bound containing the given points
function bound3.at(a, b) -- "bounded by". b may be nil
if b then
return bound3.new(a,b):check()
else
return bound3.zero:with_center(a)
end
end
--- Get size of bounding box as a vector
-- @tparam bound3 a bound
-- @treturn vec3 Vector spanning min to max points
function bound3.size(a)
return a.max - a.min
end
--- Resize bounding box from minimum corner
-- @tparam bound3 a bound
-- @tparam vec3 new size
-- @treturn bound3 resized bound
function bound3.with_size(a, size)
return bound3.new(a.min, a.min + size)
end
--- Get half-size of bounding box as a vector. A more correct term for this is probably "apothem"
-- @tparam bound3 a bound
-- @treturn vec3 Vector spanning center to max point
function bound3.radius(a)
return a:size()/2
end
--- Get center of bounding box
-- @tparam bound3 a bound
-- @treturn bound3 Point in center of bound
function bound3.center(a)
return (a.min + a.max)/2
end
--- Move bounding box to new center
-- @tparam bound3 a bound
-- @tparam vec3 new center
-- @treturn bound3 Bound with same size as input but different center
function bound3.with_center(a, center)
return bound3.offset(a, center - a:center())
end
--- Resize bounding box from center
-- @tparam bound3 a bound
-- @tparam vec3 new size
-- @treturn bound3 resized bound
function bound3.with_size_centered(a, size)
local center = a:center()
local rad = size/2
return bound3.new(center - rad, center + rad)
end
--- Convert possibly-invalid bounding box to valid one
-- @tparam bound3 a bound
-- @treturn bound3 bound with all components corrected for min-max property
function bound3.check(a)
if a.min.x > a.max.x or a.min.y > a.max.y or a.min.z > a.max.z then
return bound3.new(vec3.component_min(a.min, a.max), vec3.component_max(a.min, a.max))
end
return a
end
--- Shrink bounding box with fixed margin
-- @tparam bound3 a bound
-- @tparam vec3 a margin
-- @treturn bound3 bound with margin subtracted from all edges. May not be valid, consider calling check()
function bound3.inset(a, v)
return bound3.new(a.min + v, a.max - v)
end
--- Expand bounding box with fixed margin
-- @tparam bound3 a bound
-- @tparam vec3 a margin
-- @treturn bound3 bound with margin added to all edges. May not be valid, consider calling check()
function bound3.outset(a, v)
return bound3.new(a.min - v, a.max + v)
end
--- Offset bounding box
-- @tparam bound3 a bound
-- @tparam vec3 offset
-- @treturn bound3 bound with same size, but position moved by offset
function bound3.offset(a, v)
return bound3.new(a.min + v, a.max + v)
end
--- Test if point in bound
-- @tparam bound3 a bound
-- @tparam vec3 point to test
-- @treturn boolean true if point in bounding box
function bound3.contains(a, v)
return a.min.x <= v.x and a.min.y <= v.y and a.min.z <= v.z
and a.max.x >= v.x and a.max.y >= v.y and a.max.z >= v.z
end
bound3_mt.__index = bound3
bound3_mt.__tostring = bound3.to_string
function bound3_mt.__call(_, a, b)
return bound3.new(a, b)
end
if status then
xpcall(function() -- Allow this to silently fail; assume failure means someone messed with package.loaded
ffi.metatype(new, bound3_mt)
end, function() end)
end
return setmetatable({}, bound3_mt)