PrusaSlicer-NonPlainar/xs/xsp/Print.xsp

%module{Slic3r::XS};

%{
#include <xsinit.h>
#include "libslic3r/Print.hpp"
%}

%name{Slic3r::Print} class Print {
    Print();
    ~Print();

    Ref<Model> model()
        %code%{ RETVAL = const_cast<Model*>(&THIS->model()); %};
    Ref<StaticPrintConfig> config()
        %code%{ RETVAL = const_cast<GCodeConfig*>(static_cast<const GCodeConfig*>(&THIS->config())); %};
    double total_used_filament()
        %code%{ RETVAL = THIS->print_statistics().total_used_filament; %};
    
    void auto_assign_extruders(ModelObject* model_object);
    std::string output_filepath(std::string path = "")
        %code%{
            try {
                RETVAL = THIS->output_filepath(path);
            } catch (std::exception& e) {
                croak("%s\n", e.what());
            }
        %};
        
    bool apply(Model *model, DynamicPrintConfig* config)
        %code%{ 
            // Touching every config as the Perl bindings does not correctly export ModelConfig,
            // therefore the configs have often invalid timestamps.
            for (auto obj : model->objects) {
                obj->config.touch();
                for (auto vol : obj->volumes)
                    vol->config.touch();
            }
            for (auto mat : model->materials)
                mat.second->config.touch();
            RETVAL = THIS->apply(*model, *config);
        %};
    std::vector<unsigned int> extruders() const;
    int validate() %code%{ 
            std::string err = THIS->validate(); 
            if (! err.empty())
                croak("Configuration is not valid: %s\n", err.c_str()); 
            RETVAL = 1;
        %};

    void set_status_silent();

    void process() %code%{
            try {
                THIS->process();
            } catch (std::exception& e) {
                croak("%s\n", e.what());
            }
        %};

    void export_gcode(char *path_template) %code%{
            try {
                THIS->export_gcode(path_template, nullptr);
            } catch (std::exception& e) {
                croak("%s\n", e.what());
            }
        %};

};