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b311480e 1-- Created on: 1996-12-11
2-- Created by: Robert COUBLANC
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7fd59977 16
17package AIS
18
19 ---Purpose: Application Interactive Services provide the means to
20 -- create links between an application GUI viewer and
21 -- the packages which are used to manage selection
22 -- and presentation. The tools AIS defined in order to
23 -- do this include different sorts of entities: both the
24 -- selectable viewable objects themselves and the
25 -- context and attribute managers to define their
26 -- selection and display.
27 -- To orient the user as he works in a modeling
28 -- environment, views and selections must be
29 -- comprehensible. There must be several different sorts
30 -- of selectable and viewable object defined. These must
31 -- also be interactive, that is, connecting graphic
32 -- representation and the underlying reference
33 -- geometry. These entities are called Interactive
34 -- Objects, and are divided into four types:
35 -- - the Datum
36 -- - the Relation
37 -- - the Object
38 -- - None.
39 -- The Datum groups together the construction elements
40 -- such as lines, circles, points, trihedra, plane trihedra,
41 -- planes and axes.
42 -- The Relation is made up of constraints on one or
43 -- more interactive shapes and the corresponding
44 -- reference geometry. For example, you might want to
45 -- constrain two edges in a parallel relation. This
46 -- contraint is considered as an object in its own right,
47 -- and is shown as a sensitive primitive. This takes the
48 -- graphic form of a perpendicular arrow marked with
49 -- the || symbol and lying between the two edges.
50 -- The Object type includes topological shapes, and
51 -- connections between shapes.
52 -- None, in order not to eliminate the object, tells the
53 -- application to look further until it finds an object
54 -- definition in its generation which is accepted.
55 -- Inside these categories, you have the possibility
56 -- of an additional characterization by means of a
57 -- signature. The signature provides an index to the
58 -- further characterization. By default, the Interactive
59 -- Object has a None type and a signature of 0
60 -- (equivalent to None.) If you want to give a particular
61 -- type and signature to your interactive object, you must
62 -- redefine the two virtual methods: Type and Signature.
63 -- In the C++ inheritance structure of the package, each
64 -- class representing a specific Interactive Object
65 -- inherits AIS_InteractiveObject. Among these
66 -- inheriting classes, AIS_Relation functions as the
67 -- abstract mother class for tinheriting classes defining
68 -- display of specific relational constraints and types of
69 -- dimension. Some of these include:
70 -- - display of constraints based on relations of
71 -- symmetry, tangency, parallelism and concentricity
72 -- - display of dimensions for angles, offsets,
73 -- diameters, radii and chamfers.
74 -- No viewer can show everything at once with any
75 -- coherence or clarity. Views must be managed
76 -- carefully both sequentially and at any given instant.
77 -- Another function of the view is that of a context to
78 -- carry out design in. The design changes are applied
79 -- to the objects in the view and then extended to the
80 -- underlying reference geometry by a solver. To make
81 -- sense of this complicated visual data, several display
82 -- and selection tools are required. To facilitate
83 -- management, each object and each construction
84 -- element has a selection priority. There are also
85 -- means to modify the default priority.
86 -- To define an environment of dynamic detection, you
87 -- can use standard filter classes or create your own. A
88 -- filter questions the owner of the sensitive primitive in
89 -- local context to determine if it has the the desired
90 -- qualities. If it answers positively, it is kept. If not, it is rejected.
91 -- The standard filters supplied in AIS include:
92 -- AIS_AttributeFilter
93 -- AIS_SignatureFilter
94 -- AIS_TypeFilter.
95 -- Only the type filter can be used in the default
96 -- operating mode, the neutral point. The others can
97 -- only be used in open local contexts.
98 -- Neutral point and local context constitute the two
99 -- operating modes of the central entity which pilots
100 -- visualizations and selections, the Interactive Context.
101 -- It is linked to a main viewer and if you like, a trash bin
102 -- viewer as well.
103 -- The neutral point, which is the default mode, allows
104 -- you to easily visualize and select interactive objects
105 -- which have been loaded into the context. Opening
106 -- local contexts allows you to prepare and use a
107 -- temporary selection environment without disturbing
108 -- the neutral point. A set of functions allows you to
109 -- choose the interactive objects which you want to act
110 -- on, the selection modes which you want to activate,
111 -- and the temporary visualizations which you will
112 -- execute. When the operation is finished, you close the
113 -- current local context and return to the state in which
114 -- you were before opening it (neutral point or previous
115 -- local context).
116 -- An interactive object can have a certain number of
117 -- graphic attributes which are specific to it, such as
118 -- visualization mode, color, and material. By the same
119 -- token, the interactive context has a set of graphic
120 -- attributes, the Drawer which is valid by default for the
121 -- objects it controls. When an interactive object is
122 -- visualized, the required graphic attributes are first
123 -- taken from the object's own Drawer if one exists, or
124 -- from the context drawer for the others.
125
126
127uses
128 TCollection,
129 MMgt,
130 Quantity,
131 TColgp,
132 TColStd,
133 TopLoc,
134 gp,
135 Geom,
136 Bnd,
137 Aspect,
7fd59977 138 Graphic3d,
139 V3d,
140 TopAbs,
141 TopoDS,
142 Prs3d,
143 PrsMgr,
144 Select3D,
145 SelectMgr,
146 StdSelect,
147 DsgPrs,
148 TopTools,
f376ac72 149 Poly,
150 Image
7fd59977 151
152is
153
154
0a768f56 155 enumeration DisplayMode is WireFrame, Shaded;
7fd59977 156 ---Purpose:
157 -- Sets display modes other than neutral point ones,
158 -- for interactive objects. The possibilities include:
159 -- - wireframe,
160 -- - shaded,
161
162 enumeration ConnectStatus is
163 CS_None,
164 CS_Connection,
165 CS_Transform,
166 CS_Both;
167 ---Purpose: Gives the status of connection of an Interactive
168 -- Object. This will be one of the following:
169 -- - No connection
170 -- - Connection
171 -- - Transformation
172 -- - Both connection and transformation
173 -- This enumeration is used in
174 -- AIS_ConnectedInteractive. Transform indicates
175 -- that the Interactive Object reference geometry has
176 -- changed location relative to the reference geometry.
177
178 enumeration TypeOfIso is
179 TOI_IsoU,
180 TOI_IsoV,
181 TOI_Both;
182 ---Purpose: Declares the type of isoparameter displayed.
183
184 enumeration DisplayStatus is
185 DS_Displayed,
186 DS_Erased,
7fd59977 187 DS_Temporary,
188 DS_None;
189 ---Purpose:
190 -- To give the display status of an Interactive Object.
191 -- This will be one of the following:
192 -- - DS_Displayed: the Interactive Object is
193 -- displayed in the main viewer;
ed8cad74 194 -- - DS_Erased: the Interactive Object is hidden in main viewer;
7fd59977 195 -- - DS_Temporary: the Interactive Object is temporarily displayed;
196 -- - DS_None: the Interactive Object is nowhere displayed.
197
198 enumeration SelectStatus is
199 SS_Added,
200 SS_Removed,
201 SS_NotDone
202 end SelectStatus;
203
204 enumeration StatusOfPick is
205 SOP_Error,
206 SOP_NothingSelected,
207 SOP_Removed,
208 SOP_OneSelected,
209 SOP_SeveralSelected
210 end StatusOfPick;
211
212 enumeration StatusOfDetection is
213 SOD_Error,
214 SOD_Nothing,
215 SOD_AllBad,
216 SOD_Selected,
217 SOD_OnlyOneDetected,
218 SOD_OnlyOneGood,
219 SOD_SeveralGood
220 end StatusOfDetection;
221
222 enumeration KindOfDimension is
223 KOD_NONE,
224 KOD_LENGTH,
225 KOD_PLANEANGLE,
226 KOD_SOLIDANGLE,
227 KOD_AREA,
228 KOD_VOLUME,
229 KOD_MASS,
230 KOD_TIME,
231 KOD_RADIUS,
232 KOD_DIAMETER,
233 KOD_CHAMF2D,
234 KOD_CHAMF3D,
235 KOD_OFFSET,
236 KOD_ELLIPSERADIUS;
237 ---Purpose: Declares the kinds of dimensions needed in the
238 -- display of Interactive Objects.
239
240 enumeration KindOfInteractive is
241 KOI_None,
242 KOI_Datum,
243 KOI_Shape,
244 KOI_Object,
af203d54 245 KOI_Relation,
246 KOI_Dimension;
247 --- Purpose: Declares the type of Interactive Object.
248 -- This is one of the following:
249 -- - the Datum
250 -- - the Object
251 -- - the Relation
252 -- - the Dimension
253 -- - the None type.
254 -- The Datum is the construction element. These include
255 -- points, lines, axes and planes. The object brings
256 -- together topological shapes. The Relation includes
257 -- dimensions and constraints. The Dimension includes
258 -- length, radius, diameter and angle dimensions.
259 -- When the object is of an unknown type, the None
260 -- type is declared.
261
7fd59977 262 enumeration ClearMode is
263 CM_All,
264 CM_Interactive,
265 CM_Filters,
266 CM_StandardModes,
267 CM_TemporaryShapePrs
268 end ClearMode;
269 ---Purpose: Declares which entities in an opened local context
270 -- are to be cleared of mode settings. Temporary
271 -- graphic presentations such as those for sub-shapes,
272 -- for example, are only created for the selection
273 -- process. By means of these enumerations, they can
274 -- be cleared from local context.
a6eb515f 275
7fd59977 276 enumeration KindOfUnit is
277 TOU_LENGTH,
278 TOU_SURFACE,
279 TOU_VOLUME,
280 TOU_PLANE_ANGLE,
281 TOU_SOLID_ANGLE,
282 TOU_MASS,
283 TOU_FORCE,
284 TOU_TIME;
a6eb515f 285 ---Purpose: Declares the type of Interactive Object unit.
286
7fd59977 287 enumeration TypeOfAxis is TOAX_Unknown,TOAX_XAxis,TOAX_YAxis,TOAX_ZAxis;
a6eb515f 288 ---Purpose: Declares the type of axis.
289
7fd59977 290 enumeration TypeOfPlane is TOPL_Unknown,TOPL_XYPlane,TOPL_XZPlane,TOPL_YZPlane;
a6eb515f 291 ---Purpose: Declares the type of plane.
7fd59977 292 enumeration TypeOfDist is TOD_Unknown,TOD_Horizontal,TOD_Vertical;
a6eb515f 293 ---Purpose: To declare the type of distance.
294
7fd59977 295 enumeration TypeOfAttribute is
296 TOA_Line,
a6eb515f 297 TOA_Dimension,
7fd59977 298 TOA_Wire,
299 TOA_Plane,
300 TOA_Vector,
301 TOA_UIso,
302 TOA_VIso,
303 TOA_Free,
304 TOA_UnFree,
305 TOA_Section,
306 TOA_Hidden,
307 TOA_Seen,
308 TOA_FirstAxis,
309 TOA_SecondAxis,
310 TOA_ThirdAxis;
7fd59977 311
a6eb515f 312 enumeration StandardDatum is SD_None,SD_Point,SD_Axis,SD_Trihedron,SD_PlaneTrihedron,SD_Line,SD_Circle,SD_Plane;
313 --- Purpose: Declares the type of standard datum of an Interactive Object.
7fd59977 314
315 enumeration KindOfSurface is KOS_Plane, KOS_Cylinder, KOS_Cone, KOS_Sphere, KOS_Torus,
a6eb515f 316 KOS_Revolution, KOS_Extrusion, KOS_OtherSurface;
317
318-- Enumerations for dimensions management --
319
320 enumeration DisplaySpecialSymbol is DSS_No, DSS_Before, DSS_After;
321 ---Purpose: Specifies dimension special symbol display options
322
fe83e1ea 323 enumeration DimensionSelectionMode is DSM_All, DSM_Line, DSM_Text;
324 ---Purpose: Specifies dimension selection modes.
a6eb515f 325
7fd59977 326 class Triangulation;
327
f376ac72 328 imported TexturedShape;
7fd59977 329
330 class Drawer;
331
332 class InteractiveContext;
333
334 class GraphicTool;
335
1bd2fa67 336 class LocalContext;
7fd59977 337
338 private class LocalStatus;
339
340 private class GlobalStatus;
341
342 deferred class InteractiveObject;
343
344 ---Category: VARIOUS STANDARD INTERACTIVE OBJECTS
345 -- each type of Datum has a given signature.
346 -- the other interactive objects don't
347 -- implement this signature.
348 -- Mainly used for selection with Filters...
349
350 ---Category: Datum
351 class Point; --signature 1
352 class Axis; --signature 2
353 class Trihedron; --signature 3
354 class PlaneTrihedron; --signature 4
355 class Line; --signature 5
356 class Circle; --signature 6
357 class Plane; --signature 7
358
359
360 ---Category: Object of type Shape
361 class Shape; --signature 0
362 class ConnectedShape; --signature 1
363 class MultipleConnectedShape; --signature 2
364
365
366
367 ---Category: General Objects
368 class ConnectedInteractive; --signature 0
369 class MultipleConnectedInteractive; --signature 1
370
371 ---Category: DIMENSIONS AND RELATIONS
372
373 class DimensionOwner;
374
375 deferred class Relation;
376 deferred class EllipseRadiusDimension;
377 class MaxRadiusDimension;
378 class MinRadiusDimension;
a6eb515f 379 imported LengthDimension;
380 imported AngleDimension;
381 imported RadiusDimension;
382 imported DiameterDimension;
7fd59977 383 class Chamf2dDimension;
384 class Chamf3dDimension;
385 class OffsetDimension;
386 class FixRelation;
387 class PerpendicularRelation;
388 class ParallelRelation;
389 class TangentRelation;
390 class ConcentricRelation;
391 class IdenticRelation;
392 class SymmetricRelation; -- axial symmetry
393 class MidPointRelation; -- equal distance from point
394 class EqualRadiusRelation;
395 class EqualDistanceRelation;
396
397
398 ---Category: FILTERS
399
400
401 class TypeFilter;
402 class SignatureFilter;
403 class ExclusionFilter;
404 class AttributeFilter;
405 class C0RegularityFilter;
406 class BadEdgeFilter;
407
408 pointer PToContext to InteractiveContext from AIS;
409
410
411
412
413 class Selection;
414
415
416 ---Category: The Collections
417
418
419 class ListOfInteractive instantiates List from TCollection
420 (InteractiveObject from AIS);
421
422 class SequenceOfInteractive instantiates Sequence from TCollection
423 (InteractiveObject from AIS);
424
425 class SequenceOfDimension instantiates Sequence from TCollection
426 (Relation from AIS);
427
428 class MapOfInteractive instantiates Map from TCollection
429 (InteractiveObject from AIS,MapTransientHasher from TColStd);
430
431
432 class DataMapofIntegerListOfinteractive instantiates DataMap from
433 TCollection(Integer from Standard, ListOfInteractive from AIS,MapIntegerHasher from TColStd);
434 -- for further management of layers
435
436 private class DataMapOfIOStatus instantiates DataMap from
437 TCollection(InteractiveObject from AIS,GlobalStatus from AIS,MapTransientHasher from TColStd);
438 -- Management of interactiveObjects Status...
439
440 class IndexedDataMapOfOwnerPrs instantiates IndexedDataMap from TCollection
441 (EntityOwner from SelectMgr,Presentation from Prs3d ,MapTransientHasher from TColStd);
442 -- for dynamic selection management in local context...
443
444 -- san: 18/04/2003 AIS_Selection class optimization
445 -- agv: 04/05/2003 Replace NCollection_List for CDL list
446 imported NListTransient;
447 imported NListIteratorOfListTransient;
448 imported NDataMapOfTransientIteratorOfListTransient;
449 -- service map for AIS_Selection class optimized logic
450
451 private class DataMapOfILC instantiates DataMap from TCollection
452 (Integer from Standard, LocalContext from AIS, MapIntegerHasher from TColStd);
453
454 private class DataMapOfSelStat instantiates DataMap from TCollection
455 (SelectableObject from SelectMgr,LocalStatus from AIS,MapTransientHasher from TColStd);
456 -- to tell if an object is sensitive to Standard Modes Of Selection....
457
458-- Methods for dimensions
459
460 Nearest( aShape : Shape from TopoDS;
461 aPoint : Pnt from gp )
462 returns Pnt from gp;
463 ---Purpose:
464 -- Returns the nearest point in a shape. This is used by
465 -- several classes in calculation of dimensions.
60bf98ae 466
467 Nearest (theLine : Lin from gp;
468 thePoint : Pnt from gp)
469 returns Pnt from gp;
470 ---Purpose:
471 -- @return the nearest point on the line.
472
473 Nearest (theCurve : Curve from Geom;
474 thePoint : Pnt from gp;
475 theFirstPoint : Pnt from gp;
476 theLastPoint : Pnt from gp;
477 theNearestPoint : out Pnt from gp)
478 returns Boolean from Standard;
479 ---Purpose:
480 -- For the given point finds nearest point on the curve,
481 -- @return TRUE if found point is belongs to the curve
482 -- and FALSE otherwise.
483
7fd59977 484 Farest( aShape : Shape from TopoDS;
485 aPoint : Pnt from gp )
486 returns Pnt from gp;
487
60bf98ae 488 ComputeGeometry (theEdge : Edge from TopoDS;
489 theCurve : out Curve from Geom;
490 theFirstPnt : out Pnt from gp;
491 theLastPnt : out Pnt from gp)
7fd59977 492 ---Purpose: Used by 2d Relation only
493 -- Computes the 3d geometry of <anEdge> in the current WorkingPlane
494 -- and the extremities if any
60bf98ae 495 -- Return TRUE if ok.
7fd59977 496 returns Boolean from Standard;
60bf98ae 497
498 ComputeGeometry (theEdge : Edge from TopoDS;
499 theCurve : out Curve from Geom;
500 theFirstPnt : out Pnt from gp;
501 theLastPnt : out Pnt from gp;
502 theIsInfinite : out Boolean from Standard)
503 ---Purpose: Used by dimensions only.
504 -- Computes the 3d geometry of <anEdge>.
505 -- Return TRUE if ok.
506 returns Boolean from Standard;
507
508 ComputeGeometry (theEdge : Edge from TopoDS;
509 theCurve : out Curve from Geom;
510 theFirstPnt : out Pnt from gp;
511 theLastPnt : out Pnt from gp;
512 theExtCurve : out Curve from Geom;
513 theIsInfinite : out Boolean from Standard;
514 theIsOnPlane : out Boolean from Standard;
515 thePlane : Plane from Geom)
7fd59977 516 ---Purpose: Used by 2d Relation only
517 -- Computes the 3d geometry of <anEdge> in the current WorkingPlane
518 -- and the extremities if any.
519 -- If <aCurve> is not in the current plane, <extCurve> contains
520 -- the not projected curve associated to <anEdge>.
521 -- If <anEdge> is infinite, <isinfinite> = true and the 2
522 -- parameters <FirstPnt> and <LastPnt> have no signification.
60bf98ae 523 -- Return TRUE if ok.
7fd59977 524 returns Boolean from Standard;
60bf98ae 525
526 ComputeGeometry (theFirstEdge : Edge from TopoDS;
527 theSecondEdge : Edge from TopoDS;
528 theFirstCurve : out Curve from Geom;
529 theSecondCurve : out Curve from Geom;
530 theFirstPnt1 : out Pnt from gp;
531 theLastPnt1 : out Pnt from gp;
532 theFirstPnt2 : out Pnt from gp;
533 theLastPnt2 : out Pnt from gp;
534 thePlane : Plane from Geom)
7fd59977 535 ---Purpose: Used by 2d Relation only
536 -- Computes the 3d geometry of <anEdge> in the current WorkingPlane
537 -- and the extremities if any
60bf98ae 538 -- Return TRUE if ok.
7fd59977 539 returns Boolean from Standard;
540
60bf98ae 541 ComputeGeometry (theFirstEdge : Edge from TopoDS;
542 theSecondEdge : Edge from TopoDS;
543 theFirstCurve : out Curve from Geom;
544 theSecondCurve : out Curve from Geom;
545 theFirstPnt1 : out Pnt from gp;
546 theLastPnt1 : out Pnt from gp;
547 theFirstPnt2 : out Pnt from gp;
548 theLastPnt2 : out Pnt from gp;
549 theIsinfinite1 : out Boolean from Standard;
550 theIsinfinite2 : out Boolean from Standard)
551 ---Purpose: Used by dimensions only.Computes the 3d geometry
552 -- of<anEdge1> and <anEdge2> and checks if they are infinite.
553 returns Boolean from Standard;
7fd59977 554
60bf98ae 555 ComputeGeometry (theFirstEdge : Edge from TopoDS;
556 theSecondEdge : Edge from TopoDS;
557 theExtIndex : out Integer from Standard;
558 theFirstCurve : out Curve from Geom;
559 theSecondCurve : out Curve from Geom;
560 theFirstPnt1 : out Pnt from gp;
561 theLastPnt1 : out Pnt from gp;
562 theFirstPnt2 : out Pnt from gp;
563 theLastPnt2 : out Pnt from gp;
564 theExtCurve : out Curve from Geom;
565 theIsinfinite1 : out Boolean from Standard;
566 theIsinfinite2 : out Boolean from Standard;
567 thePlane : Plane from Geom)
7fd59977 568 ---Purpose: Used by 2d Relation only Computes the 3d geometry
569 -- of<anEdge1> and <anEdge2> in the current Plane and the
570 -- extremities if any. Return in ExtCurve the 3d curve
571 -- (not projected in the plane) of the first edge if
572 -- <indexExt> =1 or of the 2nd edge if <indexExt> = 2. If
573 -- <indexExt> = 0, ExtCurve is Null. if there is an edge
574 -- external to the plane, <isinfinite> is true if this
575 -- edge is infinite. So, the extremities of it are not
576 -- significant. Return TRUE if ok
577 returns Boolean from Standard;
578
60bf98ae 579 ComputeGeomCurve (aCurve : in out Curve from Geom;
580 first1 : Real from Standard;
581 last1 : Real from Standard;
582 FirstPnt1 : out Pnt from gp;
583 LastPnt1 : out Pnt from gp;
584 aPlane : Plane from Geom;
585 isOnPlane: out Boolean from Standard)
7fd59977 586 ---Purpose: Checks if aCurve belongs to aPlane; if not, projects aCurve in aPlane
587 -- and returns aCurve;
588 -- Return TRUE if ok
589 returns Boolean from Standard;
590
60bf98ae 591 ComputeGeometry (aVertex : Vertex from TopoDS;
592 point : out Pnt from gp;
593 aPlane : Plane from Geom;
594 isOnPlane: out Boolean from Standard)
7fd59977 595 returns Boolean from Standard;
7fd59977 596
60bf98ae 597 GetPlaneFromFace (aFace : Face from TopoDS;
598 aPlane : out Pln from gp;
599 aSurf : out Surface from Geom;
600 aSurfType : out KindOfSurface from AIS;
601 Offset : out Real from Standard)
7fd59977 602 returns Boolean from Standard;
603 ---Purpose: Tryes to get Plane from Face. Returns Surface of Face
604 -- in aSurf. Returns Standard_True and Plane of Face in
605 -- aPlane in following cases:
606 -- Face is Plane, Offset of Plane,
607 -- Extrusion of Line and Offset of Extrusion of Line
60bf98ae 608 -- Returns pure type of Surface which can be:
609 -- Plane, Cylinder, Cone, Sphere, Torus,
610 -- SurfaceOfRevolution, SurfaceOfExtrusion
611
612 InitFaceLength (aFace : Face from TopoDS;
613 aPlane : out Pln from gp;
614 aSurface : out Surface from Geom;
615 aSurfaceType : out KindOfSurface from AIS;
616 anOffset : out Real from Standard );
617
618 InitLengthBetweenCurvilinearFaces (theFirstFace : Face from TopoDS;
619 theSecondFace : Face from TopoDS;
620 theFirstSurf : in out Surface from Geom;
621 theSecondSurf : in out Surface from Geom;
622 theFirstAttach : out Pnt from gp;
623 theSecondAttach : out Pnt from gp;
624 theDirOnPlane : out Dir from gp);
625 ---Purpose: Finds attachment points on two curvilinear faces for length dimension.
626 -- @param thePlaneDir [in] the direction on the dimension plane to
627 -- compute the plane automatically. It will not be taken into account if
628 -- plane is defined by user.
629
630 InitAngleBetweenPlanarFaces (theFirstFace : Face from TopoDS;
631 theSecondFace : Face from TopoDS;
632 theCenter : out Pnt from gp;
633 theFirstAttach : out Pnt from gp;
634 theSecondAttach : out Pnt from gp;
635 theIsFirstPointSet : Boolean from Standard = Standard_False)
636 returns Boolean from Standard;
637 ---Purpose: Finds three points for the angle dimension between
638 -- two planes.
639
640 InitAngleBetweenCurvilinearFaces (theFirstFace : Face from TopoDS;
641 theSecondFace : Face from TopoDS;
642 theFirstSurfType : KindOfSurface from AIS;
643 theSecondSurfType : KindOfSurface from AIS;
644 theCenter : out Pnt from gp;
645 theFirstAttach : out Pnt from gp;
646 theSecondAttach : out Pnt from gp;
647 theIsFirstPointSet : Boolean from Standard = Standard_False)
648 returns Boolean from Standard;
649 ---Purpose: Finds three points for the angle dimension between
650 -- two curvilinear surfaces.
7fd59977 651
652 ProjectPointOnPlane( aPoint : Pnt from gp; aPlane : Pln from gp )
653 returns Pnt from gp;
654
655 ProjectPointOnLine( aPoint : Pnt from gp; aLine : Lin from gp )
656 returns Pnt from gp;
657
658 TranslatePointToBound( aPoint : Pnt from gp; aDir : Dir from gp; aBndBox: Box from Bnd )
659 returns Pnt from gp;
660
661 InDomain( aFirstPar : Real from Standard;
662 aLastPar : Real from Standard;
663 anAttachPar : Real from Standard)
664 returns Boolean from Standard;
665 ---Purpose: returns True if point with anAttachPar is
666 -- in domain of arc
667
668 NearestApex(elips : Elips from gp;
669 pApex : Pnt from gp;
670 nApex : Pnt from gp;
671 fpara : Real from Standard ;
672 lpara : Real from Standard ;
673 IsInDomain : out Boolean from Standard)
674 returns Pnt from gp;
675 ---Purpose: computes nearest to ellipse arc apex
676
677 DistanceFromApex(elips : Elips from gp;
678 Apex : Pnt from gp;
679 par : Real from Standard )
680 returns Real from Standard;
681 ---Purpose: computes length of ellipse arc in parametric units
682
683
684 ComputeProjEdgePresentation(aPres : mutable Presentation from Prs3d;
685 aDrawer : mutable Drawer from AIS;
686 anEdge : Edge from TopoDS;
687 ProjCurve: Curve from Geom;
688 FirstP : Pnt from gp;
689 LastP : Pnt from gp;
690 aColor : NameOfColor from Quantity = Quantity_NOC_PURPLE;
691 aWidth : Real from Standard = 2;
692 aProjTOL : TypeOfLine from Aspect = Aspect_TOL_DASH;
693 aCallTOL : TypeOfLine from Aspect = Aspect_TOL_DOT);
694
695 ComputeProjVertexPresentation(aPres : mutable Presentation from Prs3d;
696 aDrawer : mutable Drawer from AIS;
697 aVertex : Vertex from TopoDS;
698 ProjPoint: Pnt from gp;
699 aColor : NameOfColor from Quantity = Quantity_NOC_PURPLE;
700 aWidth : Real from Standard = 2;
701 aProjTOM : TypeOfMarker from Aspect = Aspect_TOM_PLUS;
702 aCallTOL : TypeOfLine from Aspect = Aspect_TOL_DOT);
703
704end AIS;