magnum-bindings/src/python/magnum/math.matrixfloat.cpp

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#include "magnum/math.matrix.h"

namespace magnum {

void mathMatrixFloat(py::module_& root, PyTypeObject* const metaclass) {
    py::class_<Matrix2x2> matrix2x2{root, "Matrix2x2", "2x2 float matrix", py::buffer_protocol{}};
    py::class_<Matrix2x3> matrix2x3{root, "Matrix2x3", "2x3 float matrix", py::buffer_protocol{}};
    py::class_<Matrix2x4> matrix2x4{root, "Matrix2x4", "2x4 float matrix", py::buffer_protocol{}};

    py::class_<Matrix3x2> matrix3x2{root, "Matrix3x2", "3x2 float matrix", py::buffer_protocol{}};
    py::class_<Matrix3x3> matrix3x3{root, "Matrix3x3", "3x3 float matrix", py::buffer_protocol{}};
    py::class_<Matrix3x4> matrix3x4{root, "Matrix3x4", "3x4 float matrix", py::buffer_protocol{}};

    py::class_<Matrix4x2> matrix4x2{root, "Matrix4x2", "4x2 float matrix", py::buffer_protocol{}};
    py::class_<Matrix4x3> matrix4x3{root, "Matrix4x3", "4x3 float matrix", py::buffer_protocol{}};
    py::class_<Matrix4x4> matrix4x4{root, "Matrix4x4", "4x4 float matrix", py::buffer_protocol{}};

    /* The subclasses don't have buffer protocol enabled, as that's already
       done by the base classes. Moreover, just adding py::buffer_protocol{}
       would cause it to not find the buffer functions as we don't add them
       anywhere, thus failing with `pybind11_getbuffer(): Internal error`. The
       metaclasses are needed for supporting the magic translation attribute,
       see transformationMatrixMetaclass() in math.cpp for more information. */
    py::class_<Matrix3, Matrix3x3> matrix3{root, "Matrix3", "2D float transformation matrix", py::metaclass(reinterpret_cast<PyObject*>(metaclass))};
    py::class_<Matrix4, Matrix4x4> matrix4{root, "Matrix4", "3D float transformation matrix", py::metaclass(reinterpret_cast<PyObject*>(metaclass))};

    /* Register the double types as well, only after that register type
       conversions because they need all the types */
    mathMatrixDouble(root, metaclass);

    /* Register type conversions as soon as possible as those should have a
       priority over buffer and list constructors. These need all the types to
       be present, so can't be interwinted with the class definitions above. */
    convertible<Matrix2x2d>(matrix2x2);
    convertible<Matrix2x3d>(matrix2x3);
    convertible<Matrix2x4d>(matrix2x4);
    convertible<Matrix3x2d>(matrix3x2);
    convertible<Matrix3x3d>(matrix3x3);
    convertible<Matrix3x4d>(matrix3x4);
    convertible<Matrix4x2d>(matrix4x2);
    convertible<Matrix4x3d>(matrix4x3);
    convertible<Matrix4x4d>(matrix4x4);
    convertible<Matrix3d>(matrix3);
    convertible<Matrix4d>(matrix4);

    /* This needs to be *after* conversion constructors so the type conversion
       gets picked before the general buffer constructor (which would then
       fail). On the other hand, this needs to be before generic from-list
       constructors because buffer protocol is generally faster than
       iteration. */
    everyRectangularMatrixBuffer(matrix2x2);
    everyRectangularMatrixBuffer(matrix2x3);
    everyRectangularMatrixBuffer(matrix2x4);
    everyRectangularMatrixBuffer(matrix3x2);
    everyRectangularMatrixBuffer(matrix3x3);
    everyRectangularMatrixBuffer(matrix3x4);
    everyRectangularMatrixBuffer(matrix4x2);
    everyRectangularMatrixBuffer(matrix4x3);
    everyRectangularMatrixBuffer(matrix4x4);
    everyRectangularMatrixBuffer(matrix3);
    everyRectangularMatrixBuffer(matrix4);

    /* Now register the generic from-list constructors and everything else */
    matrices<Float>(
        matrix2x2, matrix2x3, matrix2x4,
        matrix3x2, matrix3x3, matrix3x4,
        matrix4x2, matrix4x3, matrix4x4,
        matrix3, matrix4);
}

}