/// <summary>
/// Load xml.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="_stream">irrlife stream.</param>
/// <param name="_stream">animation's xml stream.</param>
private void Run(Stream stream, Stream animStream)
{
using (XmlTextReader reader = new XmlTextReader(stream))
{
XmlTextReader animReader = null;
if (animStream != null)
animReader = new XmlTextReader(animStream);
while (reader.Read())
{
if (reader.NodeType == XmlNodeType.Element)
{
// root
if (reader.Name == "attributes")
{
}
// node data.
else if (reader.Name == "node")
{
if (datas == null)
datas = new List<IrrDatas>();
IrrDatas data = new IrrDatas(reader, true);
if (animReader != null)
data.CreateAnimationKey(animReader);
datas.Add(data);
}
}
}
if (animReader != null)
animReader.Close();
reader.Close();
}
}
public void AddNewObject(UUID _uuid, IrrDatas _data)
{
lock (dataList)
{
if (dataList.ContainsKey(_uuid))
{
// we have a duplicate key - do nothing. what this means is that
// we fetched this asset twice, because e.g. two prims had the same
// mesh, each prim checked the dataList and saw that the mesh wasn't downloaded,
// and each prim started a download, then one prim finished its download and
// inserted it into the list, then later the 2nd prim finished and tried to
// insert but it was too late.
//
// solutions that we can't use:
//
// - we shouldn't lock the entire list during fetching an asset because that
// would block fetching of other incoming asset requests that may be coming from
// other mesh prims that are loading in from libomv.
//
// - we shouldn't do an atomic check-and-insert into dataList because the
// current meaning of an entry in dataList is "this (.irr) asset and all
// its related data has been *completely downloaded* and is *ready to use*".
// if we did an atomic check-and-insert we would be inserting into this list
// before the data is actually downloaded and ready to use.
//
// this means that the solution is to maintain two separate lists:
// 1. inProgressIrrfileRequests
// 2. completelyDownloadedIrrfiles
//
// 1 is atomically check-and-updated at the time the mesh prim arrives.
// this prevents duplicate requests. 2 is updated after the download is
// complete, and the corresponding entry in 1 is removed.
//
// during the check-and-update of 1, if we find that the request already
// exists (from a different prim), but the asset isn't yet downloaded
// completely, we have to wait (e.g. for an event, or later poll a queue).
//
// currently the solution of 2 separate lists is not yet implemented.
// the above workaround should prevent errors but may cause wasted bandwidth
// in the case of multiple mesh prims arriving at the same time that use
// the same mesh and all issue the same download request.
//
}
else
{
dataList.Add(_uuid, _data);
}
}
}