-- -- shash.lua -- -- Copyright (c) 2017 rxi -- -- This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it -- under the terms of the MIT license. See LICENSE for details. -- local shash = { _version = "0.1.1" } shash.__index = shash function shash.new(cellsize) local self = setmetatable({}, shash) cellsize = cellsize or 64 self.cellsize = cellsize self.tablepool = {} self.cells = {} self.entities = {} return self end local function coord_to_key(x, y) return x + y * 1e7 end local function cell_position(cellsize, x, y) return math.floor(x / cellsize), math.floor(y / cellsize) end local function each_overlapping_cell(self, e, fn, ...) local cellsize = self.cellsize local sx, sy = cell_position(cellsize, e[1], e[2]) local ex, ey = cell_position(cellsize, e[3], e[4]) for y = sy, ey do for x = sx, ex do local idx = coord_to_key(x, y) fn(self, idx, ...) end end end local function add_entity_to_cell(self, idx, e) if not self.cells[idx] then self.cells[idx] = { e } else table.insert(self.cells[idx], e) end end local function remove_entity_from_cell(self, idx, e) local t = self.cells[idx] local n = #t -- Only one entity? Remove entity from cell and remove cell if n == 1 then self.cells[idx] = nil return end -- Find and swap-remove entity for i, v in ipairs(t) do if v == e then t[i] = t[n] t[n] = nil return end end end function shash:add(obj, x, y, w, h) -- Create entity. The table is used as an array as this offers a noticable -- performance increase on LuaJIT; the indices are as follows: -- [1] = left, [2] = top, [3] = right, [4] = bottom, [5] = object local e = { x, y, x + w, y + h, obj } -- Add to main entities table self.entities[obj] = e -- Add to cells each_overlapping_cell(self, e, add_entity_to_cell, e) end function shash:remove(obj) -- Get entity of obj local e = self.entities[obj] -- Remove from main entities table self.entities[obj] = nil -- Remove from cells each_overlapping_cell(self, e, remove_entity_from_cell, e) end function shash:update(obj, x, y, w, h) -- Get entity from obj local e = self.entities[obj] -- No width/height specified? Get width/height from existing bounding box w = w or e[3] - e[1] h = h or e[4] - e[2] -- Check the entity has actually changed cell-position, if it hasn't we don't -- need to touch the cells at all local cellsize = self.cellsize local ax1, ay1 = cell_position(cellsize, e[1], e[2]) local ax2, ay2 = cell_position(cellsize, e[3], e[4]) local bx1, by1 = cell_position(cellsize, x, y) local bx2, by2 = cell_position(cellsize, x + w, y + h) local dirty = ax1 ~= bx1 or ay1 ~= by1 or ax2 ~= bx2 or ay2 ~= by2 -- Remove from old cells if dirty then each_overlapping_cell(self, e, remove_entity_from_cell, e) end -- Update entity e[1], e[2], e[3], e[4] = x, y, x + w, y + h -- Add to new cells if dirty then each_overlapping_cell(self, e, add_entity_to_cell, e) end end function shash:clear() -- Clear all cells and entities for k in pairs(self.cells) do self.cells[k] = nil end for k in pairs(self.entities) do self.entities[k] = nil end end local function overlaps(e1, e2) return e1[3] > e2[1] and e1[1] < e2[3] and e1[4] > e2[2] and e1[2] < e2[4] end local function each_overlapping_in_cell(self, idx, e, set, fn, ...) local t = self.cells[idx] if not t then return end for i, v in ipairs(t) do if e ~= v and overlaps(e, v) and not set[v] then fn(v[5], ...) set[v] = true end end end local function each_overlapping_entity(self, e, fn, ...) -- Init set for keeping track of which entities have already been handled local set = table.remove(self.tablepool) or {} -- Do overlap checks each_overlapping_cell(self, e, each_overlapping_in_cell, e, set, fn, ...) -- Clear set and return to pool for v in pairs(set) do set[v] = nil end table.insert(self.tablepool, set) end function shash:each(x, y, w, h, fn, ...) local e = self.entities[x] if e then -- Got object, use its entity each_overlapping_entity(self, e, y, w, h, fn, ...) else -- Got bounding box, make temporary entity each_overlapping_entity(self, { x, y, x + w, y + h }, fn, ...) end end function shash:info(opt, ...) if opt == "cells" or opt == "entities" then local n = 0 for k in pairs(self[opt]) do n = n + 1 end return n end if opt == "cell" then local t = self.cells[ coord_to_key(...) ] return t and #t or 0 end error( string.format("invalid opt '%s'", opt) ) end return shash