OpenVSPAPI  3.19.0
Functions
Edit Curve XSec Functions

Functions for modifying XSecs of type XS_EDIT_CURVE are defined here.

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Functions

void EditXSecInitShape (const string &in xsec_id)
 
void EditXSecConvertTo (const string &in xsec_id, const int &in newtype)
 
double [] GetEditXSecUVec (const string &in xsec_id)
 
vec3d [] GetEditXSecCtrlVec (const string &in xsec_id, const bool non_dimensional=true)
 
void SetEditXSecPnts (const string &in xsec_id, double[]@ u_vec, vec3d[]@ control_pts)
 
void EditXSecDelPnt (const string &in xsec_id, const int &in indx)
 
int EditXSecSplit01 (const string &in xsec_id, const double &in u)
 
void MoveEditXSecPnt (const string &in xsec_id, const int &in indx, const vec3d &in new_pnt)
 
void ConvertXSecToEdit (const string &in geom_id, const int &in indx=0)
 

Detailed Description

Function Documentation

◆ ConvertXSecToEdit()

void ConvertXSecToEdit ( const string &in  geom_id,
const int &in  indx = 0 
)

Convert any XSec type into an EditCurveXSec. This function will work for BOR Geoms, in which case the input XSec index is ignored.

Parameters
[in]geom_idGeom ID
[in]indxXSec index

◆ EditXSecConvertTo()

void EditXSecConvertTo ( const string &in  xsec_id,
const int &in  newtype 
)

Convert the EditCurveXSec curve type to the specified new type. Note, EditCurveXSec uses the same enumerations for PCurve to identify curve type.

See also
PCURV_TYPE
Parameters
[in]xsec_idXSec ID
[in]newtypeNew curve type enum (i.e. CEDIT)

◆ EditXSecDelPnt()

void EditXSecDelPnt ( const string &in  xsec_id,
const int &in  indx 
)

Delete an EditCurveXSec control point. Note, cubic Bezier intermediate control points (those not on the curve) cannot be deleted. The previous and next Bezier control point will be deleted along with the point on the curve. Regardless of curve type, the first and last points may not be deleted.

Parameters
[in]xsec_idXSec ID
[in]indxControl point index

◆ EditXSecInitShape()

void EditXSecInitShape ( const string &in  xsec_id)

Initialize the EditCurveXSec to the current value of m_ShapeType (i.e. EDIT_XSEC_ELLIPSE)

See also
INIT_EDIT_XSEC_TYPE
Parameters
[in]xsec_idXSec ID

◆ EditXSecSplit01()

int EditXSecSplit01 ( const string &in  xsec_id,
const double &in  u 
)

Split the EditCurveXSec at the specified U value

Parameters
[in]xsec_idXSec ID
[in]uU value to split the curve at (0 - 1)
Returns
Index of the point added from the split

◆ GetEditXSecCtrlVec()

vec3d [] GetEditXSecCtrlVec ( const string &in  xsec_id,
const bool  non_dimensional = true 
)

Get the control point vector for an EditCurveXSec. Note, the returned array of vec3d values will be represented in 2D with Z set to 0.

Parameters
[in]xsec_idXSec ID
[in]non_dimensionalTrue to get the points non-dimensionalized, False to get them scaled by m_Width and m_Height
Returns
Array of control points

◆ GetEditXSecUVec()

double [] GetEditXSecUVec ( const string &in  xsec_id)

Get the U parameter vector for an EditCurveXSec. The vector will be in increasing order with a range of 0 - 1.

Parameters
[in]xsec_idXSec ID
Returns
Array of U parameter values

◆ MoveEditXSecPnt()

void MoveEditXSecPnt ( const string &in  xsec_id,
const int &in  indx,
const vec3d &in  new_pnt 
)

Move an EditCurveXSec control point. The XSec points are nondimensionalized by m_Width and m_Height and defined in 2D, so the Z value of the new coordinate point will be ignored.

Parameters
[in]xsec_idXSec ID
[in]indxControl point index
[in]new_pntCoordinate of the new point

◆ SetEditXSecPnts()

void SetEditXSecPnts ( const string &in  xsec_id,
double@ []  u_vec,
vec3d@ []  control_pts 
)

Set the U parameter vector and the control point vector for an EditCurveXSec. The arrays must be of equal length, with the values for U defined in increasing order and range 0 - 1. The XSec is nondimentionalized and 2D, so the input control points wil be scaled by m_Width and m_Height and the Z values will be ignred.

Parameters
[in]xsec_idXSec ID
[in]u_vecArray of U parameter values
[in]control_ptsArray of control points