godot/modules/camera/camera_win.cpp
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Update copyright statements to 2022
Happy new year to the wonderful Godot community!
2022-01-03 21:27:34 +01:00

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/* camera_win.cpp */
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#include "camera_win.h"
///@TODO sorry guys, I got about 80% through implementing this using DirectShow only
// to find out Microsoft deprecated half the API and its replacement is as confusing
// as they could make it. Joey suggested looking into libuvc which offers a more direct
// route to webcams over USB and this is very promising but it wouldn't compile on
// windows for me...I've gutted the classes I implemented DirectShow in just to have
// a skeleton for someone to work on, mail me for more details or if you want a copy....
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// CameraFeedWindows - Subclass for our camera feed on windows
/// @TODO need to implement this
class CameraFeedWindows : public CameraFeed {
private:
protected:
public:
CameraFeedWindows();
virtual ~CameraFeedWindows();
bool activate_feed();
void deactivate_feed();
};
CameraFeedWindows::CameraFeedWindows() {
///@TODO implement this, should store information about our available camera
}
CameraFeedWindows::~CameraFeedWindows() {
// make sure we stop recording if we are!
if (is_active()) {
deactivate_feed();
};
///@TODO free up anything used by this
};
bool CameraFeedWindows::activate_feed() {
///@TODO this should activate our camera and start the process of capturing frames
return true;
};
///@TODO we should probably have a callback method here that is being called by the
// camera API which provides frames and call back into the CameraServer to update our texture
void CameraFeedWindows::deactivate_feed() {
///@TODO this should deactivate our camera and stop the process of capturing frames
}
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// CameraWindows - Subclass for our camera server on windows
void CameraWindows::add_active_cameras() {
///@TODO scan through any active cameras and create CameraFeedWindows objects for them
}
CameraWindows::CameraWindows() {
// Find cameras active right now
add_active_cameras();
// need to add something that will react to devices being connected/removed...
};