ECS.h

#pragma once

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#include <unordered_map>
#include <functional>
#include <vector>
#include <algorithm>
#include <stdint.h>
#include <type_traits>

//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// SETTINGS //
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////


// Define what you want to pass to the tick() function by defining ECS_TICK_TYPE before including this header,
// or leave it as default (float).
// This is really messy to do but the alternative is some sort of slow custom event setup for ticks, which is silly.

// Add this before including this header if you don't want to pass anything to tick()
//#define ECS_TICK_TYPE_VOID
#ifndef ECS_TICK_TYPE
#define ECS_TICK_TYPE ECS::DefaultTickData
#endif

// Define what kind of allocator you want the world to use. It should have a default constructor.
#ifndef ECS_ALLOCATOR_TYPE
#define ECS_ALLOCATOR_TYPE std::allocator<ECS::Entity>
#endif

// Define ECS_TICK_NO_CLEANUP if you don't want the world to automatically cleanup dead entities
// at the beginning of each tick. This will require you to call cleanup() manually to prevent memory
// leaks.
//#define ECS_TICK_NO_CLEANUP

// Define ECS_NO_RTTI to turn off RTTI. This requires using the ECS_DEFINE_TYPE and ECS_DECLARE_TYPE macros on all types
// that you wish to use as components or events. If you use ECS_NO_RTTI, also place ECS_TYPE_IMPLEMENTATION in a single cpp file.
//#define ECS_NO_RTTI

#ifndef ECS_NO_RTTI

#include <typeindex>
#include <typeinfo>
#define ECS_TYPE_IMPLEMENTATION

#else

#define ECS_TYPE_IMPLEMENTATION \
	ECS::TypeIndex ECS::Internal::TypeRegistry::nextIndex = 1; \
	\
	ECS_DEFINE_TYPE(ECS::Events::OnEntityCreated);\
	ECS_DEFINE_TYPE(ECS::Events::OnEntityDestroyed); \

#endif

//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// CODE //
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

namespace ECS
{
#ifndef ECS_NO_RTTI
	typedef std::type_index TypeIndex;

#define ECS_DECLARE_TYPE
#define ECS_DEFINE_TYPE(name)

	template<typename T>
	TypeIndex getTypeIndex()
	{
		return std::type_index(typeid(T));
	}

#else
	typedef uint32_t TypeIndex;

	namespace Internal
	{
		class TypeRegistry
		{
		public:
			TypeRegistry()
			{
				index = nextIndex;
				++nextIndex;
			}

			TypeIndex getIndex() const
			{
				return index;
			}

		private:
			static TypeIndex nextIndex;
			TypeIndex index;
		};
	}

#define ECS_DECLARE_TYPE public: static ECS::Internal::TypeRegistry __ecs_type_reg
#define ECS_DEFINE_TYPE(name) ECS::Internal::TypeRegistry name::__ecs_type_reg

	template<typename T>
	TypeIndex getTypeIndex()
	{
		return T::__ecs_type_reg.getIndex();
	}
#endif

	class World;
	class Entity;

	typedef float DefaultTickData;
	typedef ECS_ALLOCATOR_TYPE Allocator;

	// Do not use anything in the Internal namespace yourself.
	namespace Internal
	{
		template<typename... Types>
		class EntityComponentView;

		class EntityView;

		struct BaseComponentContainer
		{
		public:
			virtual ~BaseComponentContainer() { }

			// This should only ever be called by the entity itself.
			virtual void destroy(World* world) = 0;

			// This will be called by the entity itself
			virtual void removed(Entity* ent) = 0;
		};

		class BaseEventSubscriber
		{
		public:
			virtual ~BaseEventSubscriber() {};
		};
		
		template<typename... Types>
		class EntityComponentIterator
		{
		public:
			EntityComponentIterator(World* world, size_t index, bool bIsEnd, bool bIncludePendingDestroy);

			size_t getIndex() const
			{
				return index;
			}

			bool isEnd() const;

			bool includePendingDestroy() const
			{
				return bIncludePendingDestroy;
			}

			World* getWorld() const
			{
				return world;
			}

			Entity* get() const;

			Entity* operator*() const
			{
				return get();
			}

			bool operator==(const EntityComponentIterator<Types...>& other) const
			{
				if (world != other.world)
					return false;

				if (isEnd())
					return other.isEnd();

				return index == other.index;
			}

			bool operator!=(const EntityComponentIterator<Types...>& other) const
			{
				if (world != other.world)
					return true;

				if (isEnd())
					return !other.isEnd();

				return index != other.index;
			}

			EntityComponentIterator<Types...>& operator++();

		private:
			bool bIsEnd = false;
			size_t index;
			class ECS::World* world;
			bool bIncludePendingDestroy;
		};

		template<typename... Types>
		class EntityComponentView
		{
		public:
			EntityComponentView(const EntityComponentIterator<Types...>& first, const EntityComponentIterator<Types...>& last);

			const EntityComponentIterator<Types...>& begin() const
			{
				return firstItr;
			}

			const EntityComponentIterator<Types...>& end() const
			{
				return lastItr;
			}

		private:
			EntityComponentIterator<Types...> firstItr;
			EntityComponentIterator<Types...> lastItr;
		};
	}

	/**
	* Think of this as a pointer to a component. Whenever you get a component from the world or an entity,
	* it'll be wrapped in a ComponentHandle.
	*/
	template<typename T>
	class ComponentHandle
	{
	public:
		ComponentHandle()
			: component(nullptr)
		{
		}

		ComponentHandle(T* component)
			: component(component)
		{
		}

		T* operator->() const
		{
			return component;
		}

		operator bool() const
		{
			return isValid();
		}

		T& get()
		{
			return *component;
		}

		bool isValid() const
		{
			return component != nullptr;
		}

	private:
		T* component;
	};

	/**
	* A system that acts on entities. Generally, this will act on a subset of entities using World::each().
	*
	* Systems often will respond to events by subclassing EventSubscriber. You may use configure() to subscribe to events,
	* but remember to unsubscribe in unconfigure().
	*/
	class EntitySystem
	{
	public:
		virtual ~EntitySystem() {}

		/**
		* Called when this system is added to a world.
		*/
		virtual void configure(World* world)
		{
		}

		/**
		* Called when this system is being removed from a world.
		*/
		virtual void unconfigure(World* world)
		{
		}

		/**
		* Called when World::tick() is called. See ECS_TICK_TYPE at the top of this file for more
		* information about passing data to tick.
		*/
#ifdef ECS_TICK_TYPE_VOID
		virtual void tick(World* world)
#else
		virtual void tick(World* world, ECS_TICK_TYPE data)
#endif
		{
		}
	};

	/**
	* Subclass this as EventSubscriber<EventType> and then call World::subscribe() in order to subscribe to events. Make sure
	* to call World::unsubscribe() or World::unsubscribeAll() when your subscriber is deleted!
	*/
	template<typename T>
	class EventSubscriber : public Internal::BaseEventSubscriber
	{
	public:
		virtual ~EventSubscriber() {}

		/**
		* Called when an event is emitted by the world.
		*/
		virtual void receive(World* world, const T& event) = 0;
	};

	namespace Events
	{
		// Called when a new entity is created.
		struct OnEntityCreated
		{
			ECS_DECLARE_TYPE;

			Entity* entity;
		};

		// Called when an entity is about to be destroyed.
		struct OnEntityDestroyed
		{
			ECS_DECLARE_TYPE;

			Entity* entity;
		};

		// Called when a component is assigned (not necessarily created).
		template<typename T>
		struct OnComponentAssigned
		{
			ECS_DECLARE_TYPE;

			Entity* entity;
			ComponentHandle<T> component;
		};

		// Called when a component is removed
		template<typename T>
		struct OnComponentRemoved
		{
			ECS_DECLARE_TYPE;

			Entity* entity;
			ComponentHandle<T> component;
		};

#ifdef ECS_NO_RTTI
		template<typename T>
		ECS_DEFINE_TYPE(ECS::Events::OnComponentAssigned<T>);
		template<typename T>
		ECS_DEFINE_TYPE(ECS::Events::OnComponentRemoved<T>);
#endif
	}


	/**
	* A container for components. Entities do not have any logic of their own, except of that which to manage
	* components. Components themselves are generally structs that contain data with which EntitySystems can
	* act upon, but technically any data type may be used as a component, though only one of each data type
	* may be on a single Entity at a time.
	*/
	class Entity
	{
	public:
		friend class World;

		const static size_t InvalidEntityId = 0;

		// Do not create entities yourself, use World::create().
		Entity(World* world, size_t id)
			: world(world), id(id)
		{
		}

		// Do not delete entities yourself, use World::destroy().
		~Entity()
		{
			removeAll();
		}

		/**
		* Get the world associated with this entity.
		*/
		World* getWorld() const
		{
			return world;
		}

		/**
		* Does this entity have a component?
		*/
		template<typename T>
		bool has() const
		{
			auto index = getTypeIndex<T>();
			return components.find(index) != components.end();
		}

		/**
		* Does this entity have this list of components? The order of components does not matter.
		*/
		template<typename T, typename V, typename... Types>
		bool has() const
		{
			return has<T>() && has<V, Types...>();
		}

		/**
		* Assign a new component (or replace an old one). All components must have a default constructor, though they
		* may have additional constructors. You may pass arguments to this function the same way you would to a constructor.
		*
		* It is recommended that components be simple types (not const, not references, not pointers). If you need to store
		* any of the above, wrap it in a struct.
		*/
		template<typename T, typename... Args>
		ComponentHandle<T> assign(Args&&... args);

		/**
		* Remove a component of a specific type. Returns whether a component was removed.
		*/
		template<typename T>
		bool remove()
		{
			auto found = components.find(getTypeIndex<T>());
			if (found != components.end())
			{
				found->second->removed(this);
				found->second->destroy(world);

				components.erase(found);

				return true;
			}

			return false;
		}

		/**
		* Remove all components from this entity.
		*/
		void removeAll()
		{
			for (auto pair : components)
			{
				pair.second->removed(this);
				pair.second->destroy(world);
			}

			components.clear();
		}

		/**
		* Get a component from this entity.
		*/
		template<typename T>
		ComponentHandle<T> get();

		/**
		* Call a function with components from this entity as arguments. This will return true if this entity has
		* all specified components attached, and false if otherwise.
		*/
		template<typename... Types>
		bool with(typename std::common_type<std::function<void(ComponentHandle<Types>...)>>::type view)
		{
			if (!has<Types...>())
				return false;

			view(get<Types>()...); // variadic template expansion is fun
			return true;
		}

		/**
		* Get this entity's id. Entity ids aren't too useful at the moment, but can be used to tell the difference between entities when debugging.
		*/
		size_t getEntityId() const
		{
			return id;
		}

		bool isPendingDestroy() const
		{
			return bPendingDestroy;
		}

	private:
		std::unordered_map<TypeIndex, Internal::BaseComponentContainer*> components;
		World* world;

		size_t id;
		bool bPendingDestroy = false;
	};

	/**
	* The world creates, destroys, and manages entities. The lifetime of entities and _registered_ systems are handled by the world
	* (don't delete a system without unregistering it from the world first!), while event subscribers have their own lifetimes
	* (the world doesn't delete them automatically when the world is deleted).
	*/
	class World
	{
	public:
		using WorldAllocator = std::allocator_traits<Allocator>::template rebind_alloc<World>;
		using EntityAllocator = std::allocator_traits<Allocator>::template rebind_alloc<Entity>;
		using SystemAllocator = std::allocator_traits<Allocator>::template rebind_alloc<EntitySystem>;
		using EntityPtrAllocator = std::allocator_traits<Allocator>::template rebind_alloc<Entity*>;
		using SystemPtrAllocator = std::allocator_traits<Allocator>::template rebind_alloc<EntitySystem*>;
		using SubscriberPtrAllocator = std::allocator_traits<Allocator>::template rebind_alloc<Internal::BaseEventSubscriber*>;
		using SubscriberPairAllocator = std::allocator_traits<Allocator>::template rebind_alloc<std::pair<const TypeIndex, std::vector<Internal::BaseEventSubscriber*, SubscriberPtrAllocator>>>;

		/**
		* Use this function to construct the world with a custom allocator.
		*/
		static World* createWorld(Allocator alloc)
		{
			WorldAllocator worldAlloc(alloc);
			World* world = std::allocator_traits<WorldAllocator>::allocate(worldAlloc, 1);
			std::allocator_traits<WorldAllocator>::construct(worldAlloc, world, alloc);

			return world;
		}

		/**
		* Use this function to construct the world with the default allocator.
		*/
		static World* createWorld()
		{
			return createWorld(Allocator());
		}

		// Use this to destroy the world instead of calling delete.
		// This will emit OnEntityDestroyed events and call EntitySystem::unconfigure as appropriate.
		void destroyWorld()
		{
			WorldAllocator alloc(entAlloc);
			std::allocator_traits<WorldAllocator>::destroy(alloc, this);
			std::allocator_traits<WorldAllocator>::deallocate(alloc, this, 1);
		}

		World(Allocator alloc)
			: entAlloc(alloc), systemAlloc(alloc),
			entities({}, EntityPtrAllocator(alloc)),
			systems({}, SystemPtrAllocator(alloc)),
			subscribers({}, 0, std::hash<TypeIndex>(), std::equal_to<TypeIndex>(), SubscriberPtrAllocator(alloc))
		{
		}

		/**
		* Destroying the world will emit OnEntityDestroyed events and call EntitySystem::unconfigure() as appropriate.
		*
		* Use World::destroyWorld to destroy and deallocate the world, do not manually delete the world!
		*/
		~World();

		/**
		* Create a new entity. This will emit the OnEntityCreated event.
		*/
		Entity* create()
		{
			++lastEntityId;
			Entity* ent = std::allocator_traits<EntityAllocator>::allocate(entAlloc, 1);
			std::allocator_traits<EntityAllocator>::construct(entAlloc, ent, this, lastEntityId);
			entities.push_back(ent);

			emit<Events::OnEntityCreated>({ ent });

			return ent;
		}

		/**
		* Destroy an entity. This will emit the OnEntityDestroy event.
		*
		* If immediate is false (recommended), then the entity won't be immediately
		* deleted but instead will be removed at the beginning of the next tick() or
		* when cleanup() is called. OnEntityDestroyed will still be called immediately.
		*
		* This function is safe to call multiple times on a single entity. Note that calling
		* this once with immediate = false and then calling it with immediate = true will
		* remove the entity from the pending destroy queue and will immediately destroy it
		* _without_ emitting a second OnEntityDestroyed event.
		*
		* A warning: Do not set immediate to true if you are currently iterating through entities!
		*/
		void destroy(Entity* ent, bool immediate = false);

		/**
		* Delete all entities in the pending destroy queue. Returns true if any entities were cleaned up,
		* false if there were no entities to clean up.
		*/
		bool cleanup();

		/**
		* Reset the world, destroying all entities. Entity ids will be reset as well.
		*/
		void reset();

		/**
		* Register a system. The world will manage the memory of the system unless you unregister the system.
		*/
		EntitySystem* registerSystem(EntitySystem* system)
		{
			systems.push_back(system);
			system->configure(this);

            		return system;
		}

		/**
		* Unregister a system.
		*/
		void unregisterSystem(EntitySystem* system)
		{
			systems.erase(std::remove(systems.begin(), systems.end(), system), systems.end());
			system->unconfigure(this);
		}

		void enableSystem(EntitySystem* system)
		{
			auto it = std::find(disabledSystems.begin(), disabledSystems.end(), system);
			if (it != disabledSystems.end())
			{
				disabledSystems.erase(it);
				systems.push_back(system);
			}
		}

		void disableSystem(EntitySystem* system)
		{
			auto it = std::find(systems.begin(), systems.end(), system);
			if (it != systems.end())
			{
				systems.erase(it);
				disabledSystems.push_back(system);
			}
		}

		/**
		* Subscribe to an event.
		*/
		template<typename T>
		void subscribe(EventSubscriber<T>* subscriber)
		{
			auto index = getTypeIndex<T>();
			auto found = subscribers.find(index);
			if (found == subscribers.end())
			{
				std::vector<Internal::BaseEventSubscriber*, SubscriberPtrAllocator> subList(entAlloc);
				subList.push_back(subscriber);

				subscribers.insert({ index, subList });
			}
			else
			{
				found->second.push_back(subscriber);
			}
		}

		/**
		* Unsubscribe from an event.
		*/
		template<typename T>
		void unsubscribe(EventSubscriber<T>* subscriber)
		{
			auto index = getTypeIndex<T>();
			auto found = subscribers.find(index);
			if (found != subscribers.end())
			{
				found->second.erase(std::remove(found->second.begin(), found->second.end(), subscriber), found->second.end());
				if (found->second.size() == 0)
				{
					subscribers.erase(found);
				}
			}
		}

		/**
		* Unsubscribe from all events. Don't be afraid of the void pointer, just pass in your subscriber as normal.
		*/
		void unsubscribeAll(void* subscriber)
		{
			for (auto kv : subscribers)
			{
				kv.second.erase(std::remove(kv.second.begin(), kv.second.end(), subscriber), kv.second.end());
				if (kv.second.size() == 0)
				{
					subscribers.erase(kv.first);
				}
			}
		}

		/**
		* Emit an event. This will do nothing if there are no subscribers for the event type.
		*/
		template<typename T>
		void emit(const T& event)
		{
			auto found = subscribers.find(getTypeIndex<T>());
			if (found != subscribers.end())
			{
				for (auto* base : found->second)
				{
					auto* sub = reinterpret_cast<EventSubscriber<T>*>(base);
					sub->receive(this, event);
				}
			}
		}

		/**
		* Run a function on each entity with a specific set of components. This is useful for implementing an EntitySystem.
		*
		* If you want to include entities that are pending destruction, set includePendingDestroy to true.
		*/
		template<typename... Types>
		void each(typename std::common_type<std::function<void(Entity*, ComponentHandle<Types>...)>>::type viewFunc, bool bIncludePendingDestroy = false);

		/**
		* Run a function on all entities.
		*/
		void all(std::function<void(Entity*)> viewFunc, bool bIncludePendingDestroy = false);

		/**
		* Get a view for entities with a specific set of components. The list of entities is calculated on the fly, so this method itself
		* has little overhead. This is mostly useful with a range based for loop.
		*/
		template<typename... Types>
		Internal::EntityComponentView<Types...> each(bool bIncludePendingDestroy = false)
		{
			Internal::EntityComponentIterator<Types...> first(this, 0, false, bIncludePendingDestroy);
			Internal::EntityComponentIterator<Types...> last(this, getCount(), true, bIncludePendingDestroy);
			return Internal::EntityComponentView<Types...>(first, last);
		}

		Internal::EntityView all(bool bIncludePendingDestroy = false);

		size_t getCount() const
		{
			return entities.size();
		}

		Entity* getByIndex(size_t idx)
		{
			if (idx >= getCount())
				return nullptr;

			return entities[idx];
		}

		/**
		* Get an entity by an id. This is a slow process.
		*/
		Entity* getById(size_t id) const;

		/**
		* Tick the world. See the definition for ECS_TICK_TYPE at the top of this file for more information on
		* passing data through tick().
		*/
#ifdef ECS_TICK_TYPE_VOID
		void tick()
#else
		void tick(ECS_TICK_TYPE data)
#endif
		{
#ifndef ECS_TICK_NO_CLEANUP
			cleanup();
#endif
			for (auto* system : systems)
			{
#ifdef ECS_TICK_TYPE_VOID
				system->tick(this);
#else
				system->tick(this, data);
#endif
			}
		}

		EntityAllocator& getPrimaryAllocator()
		{
			return entAlloc;
		}

	private:
		EntityAllocator entAlloc;
		SystemAllocator systemAlloc;

		std::vector<Entity*, EntityPtrAllocator> entities;
		std::vector<EntitySystem*, SystemPtrAllocator> systems;
        	std::vector<EntitySystem*> disabledSystems;
		std::unordered_map<TypeIndex,
			std::vector<Internal::BaseEventSubscriber*, SubscriberPtrAllocator>,
			std::hash<TypeIndex>,
			std::equal_to<TypeIndex>,
			SubscriberPairAllocator> subscribers;

		size_t lastEntityId = 0;
	};

	namespace Internal
	{
		class EntityIterator
		{
		public:
			EntityIterator(World* world, size_t index, bool bIsEnd, bool bIncludePendingDestroy);

			size_t getIndex() const
			{
				return index;
			}

			bool isEnd() const;

			bool includePendingDestroy() const
			{
				return bIncludePendingDestroy;
			}

			World* getWorld() const
			{
				return world;
			}

			Entity* get() const;

			Entity* operator*() const
			{
				return get();
			}

			bool operator==(const EntityIterator& other) const
			{
				if (world != other.world)
					return false;

				if (isEnd())
					return other.isEnd();

				return index == other.index;
			}

			bool operator!=(const EntityIterator& other) const
			{
				if (world != other.world)
					return true;

				if (isEnd())
					return !other.isEnd();

				return index != other.index;
			}

			EntityIterator& operator++();

		private:
			bool bIsEnd = false;
			size_t index;
			class ECS::World* world;
			bool bIncludePendingDestroy;
		};

		class EntityView
		{
		public:
			EntityView(const EntityIterator& first, const EntityIterator& last)
				: firstItr(first), lastItr(last)
			{
				if (firstItr.get() == nullptr || (firstItr.get()->isPendingDestroy() && !firstItr.includePendingDestroy()))
				{
					++firstItr;
				}
			}

			const EntityIterator& begin() const
			{
				return firstItr;
			}

			const EntityIterator& end() const
			{
				return lastItr;
			}

		private:
			EntityIterator firstItr;
			EntityIterator lastItr;
		};

		template<typename T>
		struct ComponentContainer : public BaseComponentContainer
		{
			ComponentContainer() {}
			ComponentContainer(const T& data) : data(data) {}

			T data;

		protected:
			virtual void destroy(World* world)
			{
				using ComponentAllocator = std::allocator_traits<World::EntityAllocator>::template rebind_alloc<ComponentContainer<T>>;

				ComponentAllocator alloc(world->getPrimaryAllocator());
				std::allocator_traits<ComponentAllocator>::destroy(alloc, this);
				std::allocator_traits<ComponentAllocator>::deallocate(alloc, this, 1);
			}

			virtual void removed(Entity* ent)
			{
				auto handle = ComponentHandle<T>(&data);
				ent->getWorld()->emit<Events::OnComponentRemoved<T>>({ ent, handle });
			}
		};
	}

	inline World::~World()
	{
		for (auto* system : systems)
		{
			system->unconfigure(this);
		}

		for (auto* ent : entities)
		{
			if (!ent->isPendingDestroy())
			{
				ent->bPendingDestroy = true;
				emit<Events::OnEntityDestroyed>({ ent });
			}

			std::allocator_traits<EntityAllocator>::destroy(entAlloc, ent);
			std::allocator_traits<EntityAllocator>::deallocate(entAlloc, ent, 1);
		}

		for (auto* system : systems)
		{
			std::allocator_traits<SystemAllocator>::destroy(systemAlloc, system);
			std::allocator_traits<SystemAllocator>::deallocate(systemAlloc, system, 1);
		}
	}

	inline void World::destroy(Entity* ent, bool immediate)
	{
		if (ent == nullptr)
			return;

		if (ent->isPendingDestroy())
		{
			if (immediate)
			{
				entities.erase(std::remove(entities.begin(), entities.end(), ent), entities.end());
				std::allocator_traits<EntityAllocator>::destroy(entAlloc, ent);
				std::allocator_traits<EntityAllocator>::deallocate(entAlloc, ent, 1);
			}

			return;
		}

		ent->bPendingDestroy = true;

		emit<Events::OnEntityDestroyed>({ ent });

		if (immediate)
		{
			entities.erase(std::remove(entities.begin(), entities.end(), ent), entities.end());
			std::allocator_traits<EntityAllocator>::destroy(entAlloc, ent);
			std::allocator_traits<EntityAllocator>::deallocate(entAlloc, ent, 1);
		}
	}

	inline bool World::cleanup()
	{
		size_t count = 0;
		entities.erase(std::remove_if(entities.begin(), entities.end(), [&, this](Entity* ent) {
			if (ent->isPendingDestroy())
			{
				std::allocator_traits<EntityAllocator>::destroy(entAlloc, ent);
				std::allocator_traits<EntityAllocator>::deallocate(entAlloc, ent, 1);
				++count;
				return true;
			}

			return false;
		}), entities.end());

		return count > 0;
	}

	inline void World::reset()
	{
		for (auto* ent : entities)
		{
			if (!ent->isPendingDestroy())
			{
				ent->bPendingDestroy = true;
				emit<Events::OnEntityDestroyed>({ ent });
			}
			std::allocator_traits<EntityAllocator>::destroy(entAlloc, ent);
			std::allocator_traits<EntityAllocator>::deallocate(entAlloc, ent, 1);
		}

		entities.clear();
		lastEntityId = 0;
	}

	inline void World::all(std::function<void(Entity*)> viewFunc, bool bIncludePendingDestroy)
	{
		for (auto* ent : all(bIncludePendingDestroy))
		{
			viewFunc(ent);
		}
	}

	inline Internal::EntityView World::all(bool bIncludePendingDestroy)
	{
		Internal::EntityIterator first(this, 0, false, bIncludePendingDestroy);
		Internal::EntityIterator last(this, getCount(), true, bIncludePendingDestroy);
		return Internal::EntityView(first, last);
	}

	inline Entity* World::getById(size_t id) const
	{
		if (id == Entity::InvalidEntityId || id > lastEntityId)
			return nullptr;

		// We should likely store entities in a map of id -> entity so that this is faster.
		for (auto* ent : entities)
		{
			if (ent->getEntityId() == id)
				return ent;
		}

		return nullptr;
	}

	template<typename... Types>
	void World::each(typename std::common_type<std::function<void(Entity*, ComponentHandle<Types>...)>>::type viewFunc, bool bIncludePendingDestroy)
	{
		for (auto* ent : each<Types...>(bIncludePendingDestroy))
		{
			viewFunc(ent, ent->template get<Types>()...);
		}
	}

	template<typename T, typename... Args>
	ComponentHandle<T> Entity::assign(Args&&... args)
	{
		using ComponentAllocator = std::allocator_traits<World::EntityAllocator>::template rebind_alloc<Internal::ComponentContainer<T>>;

		auto found = components.find(getTypeIndex<T>());
		if (found != components.end())
		{
			Internal::ComponentContainer<T>* container = reinterpret_cast<Internal::ComponentContainer<T>*>(found->second);
			container->data = T(args...);

			auto handle = ComponentHandle<T>(&container->data);
			world->emit<Events::OnComponentAssigned<T>>({ this, handle });
			return handle;
		}
		else
		{
			ComponentAllocator alloc(world->getPrimaryAllocator());

			Internal::ComponentContainer<T>* container = std::allocator_traits<ComponentAllocator>::allocate(alloc, 1);
			std::allocator_traits<ComponentAllocator>::construct(alloc, container, T(args...));

			components.insert({ getTypeIndex<T>(), container });

			auto handle = ComponentHandle<T>(&container->data);
			world->emit<Events::OnComponentAssigned<T>>({ this, handle });
			return handle;
		}
	}

	template<typename T>
	ComponentHandle<T> Entity::get()
	{
		auto found = components.find(getTypeIndex<T>());
		if (found != components.end())
		{
			return ComponentHandle<T>(&reinterpret_cast<Internal::ComponentContainer<T>*>(found->second)->data);
		}
	
		return ComponentHandle<T>();
	}

	namespace Internal
	{
		inline EntityIterator::EntityIterator(class World* world, size_t index, bool bIsEnd, bool bIncludePendingDestroy)
			: bIsEnd(bIsEnd), index(index), world(world), bIncludePendingDestroy(bIncludePendingDestroy)
		{
			if (index >= world->getCount())
				this->bIsEnd = true;
		}

		inline bool EntityIterator::isEnd() const
		{
			return bIsEnd || index >= world->getCount();
		}

		inline Entity* EntityIterator::get() const
		{
			if (isEnd())
				return nullptr;

			return world->getByIndex(index);
		}

		inline EntityIterator& EntityIterator::operator++()
		{
			++index;
			while (index < world->getCount() && (get() == nullptr || (get()->isPendingDestroy() && !bIncludePendingDestroy)))
			{
				++index;
			}

			if (index >= world->getCount())
				bIsEnd = true;

			return *this;
		}

		template<typename... Types>
		EntityComponentIterator<Types...>::EntityComponentIterator(World* world, size_t index, bool bIsEnd, bool bIncludePendingDestroy)
			: bIsEnd(bIsEnd), index(index), world(world), bIncludePendingDestroy(bIncludePendingDestroy)
		{
			if (index >= world->getCount())
				this->bIsEnd = true;
		}

		template<typename... Types>
		bool EntityComponentIterator<Types...>::isEnd() const
		{
			return bIsEnd || index >= world->getCount();
		}

		template<typename... Types>
		Entity* EntityComponentIterator<Types...>::get() const
		{
			if (isEnd())
				return nullptr;

			return world->getByIndex(index);
		}

		template<typename... Types>
		EntityComponentIterator<Types...>& EntityComponentIterator<Types...>::operator++()
		{
			++index;
			while (index < world->getCount() && (get() == nullptr || !get()->template has<Types...>() || (get()->isPendingDestroy() && !bIncludePendingDestroy)))
			{
				++index;
			}

			if (index >= world->getCount())
				bIsEnd = true;

			return *this;
		}

		template<typename... Types>
		EntityComponentView<Types...>::EntityComponentView(const EntityComponentIterator<Types...>& first, const EntityComponentIterator<Types...>& last)
			: firstItr(first), lastItr(last)
		{
			if (firstItr.get() == nullptr || (firstItr.get()->isPendingDestroy() && !firstItr.includePendingDestroy())
				|| !firstItr.get()->template has<Types...>())
			{
				++firstItr;
			}
		}
	}
}