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//=============================================================================
//   This file is part of VTKEdge. See vtkedge.org for more information.
//
//   Copyright (c) 2010 Kitware, Inc.
//
//   VTKEdge may be used under the terms of the BSD License
//   Please see the file Copyright.txt in the root directory of
//   VTKEdge for further information.
//
//   Alternatively, you may see: 
//
//   http://www.vtkedge.org/vtkedge/project/license.html
//
//
//   For custom extensions, consulting services, or training for
//   this or any other Kitware supported open source project, please
//   contact Kitware at sales@kitware.com.
//
//
//=============================================================================

#ifndef __vtkKWEPaintbrushEnums_h
#define __vtkKWEPaintbrushEnums_h

#include "VTKEdgeConfigure.h"
#include "vtkSetGet.h"

// .NAME vtkKWEPaintbrushEnums - Defines enums used throughout these classes.
// .SECTION Description
// This file is included by all the paintbrush classes and defines a few
// enumerations.
class VTKEdge_WIDGETS_EXPORT vtkKWEPaintbrushEnums
{
public:
  // Description:
  // - A binary brush creates black and white drawings
  // - A Grayscale brush creates a gaussian profile (actually a ramp) like drawing.
  // - A label brush creates a label map, each stroke can represent any one label.
  //
  // The brush you choose depends on what your intent is.
  // - If your drawing has just one segmentation (one label), you are better
  //   off using a binary brush. You will be editing with voxel precision.
  // - If you wish to render your segmentation as contours and be able to edit
  //   with sub-voxel precision, use the grayscale brush.
  // - If your drawing has several segmentations, you would be better off using
  //   a Label brush. You will be editing with voxel precision. Note that you
  //   can still edit multiple segmentations with several binary brushes, but
  //   its in the interest of memory not to do so.
  //
  typedef enum { Binary = 0, Grayscale, Label } DataType;

  // Description:
  // Are we drawing in erase or draw mode ?
  typedef enum { Erase = 0, Draw }       BrushType;

  // Description:
  // Paintbrush standard operation add, subtract, replace ?
  typedef enum { Add = 0, Subtract, Replace }   OperationType;

  // Description:
  // Datatype used to represent labels. This will affect memory consumption.
  // It will also determine the maximum number of labels in your label-map.
  //    Users can change the precision of labels used in this library by
  // changing the two lines below.
  //
  typedef unsigned short LabelType;
  static int GetLabelType()
    {
      return VTK_UNSIGNED_SHORT;
    }
};

#endif