Remove generic clipping state

[libs/gl.git] / source / render / sequence.h

diff --git a/source/render/sequence.h b/source/render/sequence.h
index cc4b6963b017ce98b2250597d2f02c8c55f67988..9a3d0207191bb79e5ca9f6e9614440aeee75d4c9 100644 (file)
--- a/source/render/sequence.h
+++ b/source/render/sequence.h
@@ -11,7 +11,6 @@
 namespace Msp {
 namespace GL {
 
-class Clipping;
 class Lighting;
 class PostProcessor;
 class RenderTarget;
@@ -21,9 +20,9 @@ Top-level content class.  Typically a Sequence is used as the content
 Renderable for a View or effects such as ShadowMap or EnvironmentMap.
 
 A Sequence consists of a number of steps.  Each step is defined with a
-Renderable and a tag to render it with and may also have Lighting, Clipping,
-DepthTest and Blend states.  Scenes can be used to further organize Renderables
-within a step.
+Renderable and a tag to render it with and may also have Lighting, DepthTest
+and Blend states.  Scenes can be used to further organize Renderables within a
+step.
 
 PostProcessors can be applied after all of the steps in the Sequence have been
 processed.  Framebuffer objects are automatically used to pass render results
@@ -41,7 +40,6 @@ public:
                DepthTest depth_test;
                StencilTest stencil_test;
                Blend blend;
-               const Clipping *clipping;
                Renderable *renderable;
 
        public:
@@ -53,12 +51,10 @@ public:
                void set_depth_test(const DepthTest &);
                void set_stencil_test(const StencilTest &);
                void set_blend(const Blend &);
-               void set_clipping(const Clipping *);
                const Lighting *get_lighting() const { return lighting; }
                const DepthTest &get_depth_test() const { return depth_test; }
                const StencilTest &get_stencil_test() const { return stencil_test; }
                const Blend &get_blend() const { return blend; }
-               const Clipping *get_clipping() const { return clipping; }
                Renderable *get_renderable() const { return renderable; }
        };