Computes the bounding box for a curve in 2d . Functions to add a 2D curve to a bounding box. The 2D curve is defined from a Geom2d curve.
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#include <BndLib_Add2dCurve.hxx>
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| static void | Add (const Adaptor2d_Curve2d &C, const Standard_Real Tol, Bnd_Box2d &B) |
| | Adds to the bounding box B the curve C B is then enlarged by the tolerance value Tol. Note: depending on the type of curve, one of the following representations of the curve C is used to include it in the bounding box B: More...
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| static void | Add (const Adaptor2d_Curve2d &C, const Standard_Real U1, const Standard_Real U2, const Standard_Real Tol, Bnd_Box2d &B) |
| | Adds to the bounding box Bthe arc of the curve C limited by the two parameter values P1 and P2. B is then enlarged by the tolerance value Tol. Note: depending on the type of curve, one of the following representations of the curve C is used to include it in the bounding box B: More...
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| static void | Add (const Handle< Geom2d_Curve > &C, const Standard_Real Tol, Bnd_Box2d &Box) |
| | Adds to the bounding box B the curve C B is then enlarged by the tolerance value Tol. Note: depending on the type of curve, one of the following representations of the curve C is used to include it in the bounding box B: More...
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| static void | Add (const Handle< Geom2d_Curve > &C, const Standard_Real U1, const Standard_Real U2, const Standard_Real Tol, Bnd_Box2d &B) |
| | Adds to the bounding box B the part of curve C B is then enlarged by the tolerance value Tol. U1, U2 - the parametric range to comute the bounding box; Note: depending on the type of curve, one of the following representations of the curve C is used to include it in the bounding box B: More...
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| static void | AddOptimal (const Handle< Geom2d_Curve > &C, const Standard_Real U1, const Standard_Real U2, const Standard_Real Tol, Bnd_Box2d &B) |
| | Adds to the bounding box B the part of curve C B is then enlarged by the tolerance value Tol. U1, U2 - the parametric range to comute the bounding box; Note: depending on the type of curve, one of the following algorithms is used to include it in the bounding box B: More...
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Computes the bounding box for a curve in 2d . Functions to add a 2D curve to a bounding box. The 2D curve is defined from a Geom2d curve.
◆ Add() [1/4]
Adds to the bounding box B the curve C B is then enlarged by the tolerance value Tol. Note: depending on the type of curve, one of the following representations of the curve C is used to include it in the bounding box B:
- an exact representation if C is built from a line, a circle or a conic curve,
- the poles of the curve if C is built from a Bezier curve or a BSpline curve,
- if not, the points of an approximation of the curve C. Warning C is an adapted curve, that is, an object which is an interface between:
- the services provided by a 2D curve from the package Geom2d
- and those required of the curve by the computation algorithm. The adapted curve is created in the following way: Handle(Geom2d_Curve) mycurve = ... ; Geom2dAdaptor_Curve C(mycurve); The bounding box B is then enlarged by adding it: Bnd_Box2d B; // ... Standard_Real Tol = ... ; Add2dCurve::Add ( C, Tol, B ); Exceptions Standard_Failure if the curve is built from:
- a Geom_Line, or
- a Geom_Parabola, or
- a Geom_Hyperbola, and P1 and P2 are either two negative infinite real numbers, or two positive infinite real numbers.
◆ Add() [2/4]
Adds to the bounding box Bthe arc of the curve C limited by the two parameter values P1 and P2. B is then enlarged by the tolerance value Tol. Note: depending on the type of curve, one of the following representations of the curve C is used to include it in the bounding box B:
- an exact representation if C is built from a line, a circle or a conic curve,
- the poles of the curve if C is built from a Bezier curve or a BSpline curve,
- if not, the points of an approximation of the curve C. Warning C is an adapted curve, that is, an object which is an interface between:
- the services provided by a 2D curve from the package Geom2d
- and those required of the curve by the computation algorithm. The adapted curve is created in the following way: Handle(Geom2d_Curve) mycurve = ... ; Geom2dAdaptor_Curve C(mycurve); The bounding box B is then enlarged by adding it: Bnd_Box2d B; // ... Standard_Real Tol = ... ; Add2dCurve::Add ( C, Tol, B ); Exceptions Standard_Failure if the curve is built from:
- a Geom_Line, or
- a Geom_Parabola, or
- a Geom_Hyperbola, and P1 and P2 are either two negative infinite real numbers, or two positive infinite real numbers.
◆ Add() [3/4]
Adds to the bounding box B the curve C B is then enlarged by the tolerance value Tol. Note: depending on the type of curve, one of the following representations of the curve C is used to include it in the bounding box B:
- an exact representation if C is built from a line, a circle or a conic curve,
- the poles of the curve if C is built from a Bezier curve or a BSpline curve,
- if not, the points of an approximation of the curve C.
◆ Add() [4/4]
Adds to the bounding box B the part of curve C B is then enlarged by the tolerance value Tol. U1, U2 - the parametric range to comute the bounding box; Note: depending on the type of curve, one of the following representations of the curve C is used to include it in the bounding box B:
- an exact representation if C is built from a line, a circle or a conic curve,
- the poles of the curve if C is built from a Bezier curve or a BSpline curve,
- if not, the points of an approximation of the curve C.
◆ AddOptimal()
Adds to the bounding box B the part of curve C B is then enlarged by the tolerance value Tol. U1, U2 - the parametric range to comute the bounding box; Note: depending on the type of curve, one of the following algorithms is used to include it in the bounding box B:
- an exact analytical if C is built from a line, a circle or a conic curve,
- numerical calculation of bounding box sizes, based on minimization algorithm, for other types of curve If Tol = < Precision::PConfusion(), Precision::PConfusion is used as tolerance for calculation
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