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| DEFINE_STANDARD_ALLOC | HLRAlgo_Projector () |
| | HLRAlgo_Projector (const gp_Ax2 &CS) |
| | Creates an axonometric projector. <CS> is the
viewing coordinate system.
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| | HLRAlgo_Projector (const gp_Ax2 &CS, const Standard_Real Focus) |
| | Creates a perspective projector. <CS> is the
viewing coordinate system.
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| | HLRAlgo_Projector (const gp_Trsf &T, const Standard_Boolean Persp, const Standard_Real Focus) |
| | build a Projector with automatic minmax directions.
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| | HLRAlgo_Projector (const gp_Trsf &T, const Standard_Boolean Persp, const Standard_Real Focus, const gp_Vec2d &v1, const gp_Vec2d &v2, const gp_Vec2d &v3) |
| | build a Projector with given minmax directions.
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| void | Set (const gp_Trsf &T, const Standard_Boolean Persp, const Standard_Real Focus) |
| void | Directions (gp_Vec2d &D1, gp_Vec2d &D2, gp_Vec2d &D3) const |
| void | Scaled (const Standard_Boolean On=Standard_False) |
| | to compute with the given scale and translation.
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| Standard_Boolean | Perspective () const |
| | Returns True if there is a perspective transformation.
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| const gp_Trsf & | Transformation () const |
| | Returns the active transformation.
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| const gp_Trsf & | InvertedTransformation () const |
| | Returns the active inverted transformation.
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| const gp_Trsf & | FullTransformation () const |
| | Returns the original transformation.
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| Standard_Real | Focus () const |
| | Returns the focal length.
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| void | Transform (gp_Vec &D) const |
| void | Transform (gp_Pnt &Pnt) const |
| void | Project (const gp_Pnt &P, gp_Pnt2d &Pout) const |
| | Transform and apply perspective if needed.
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| void | Project (const gp_Pnt &P, Standard_Real &X, Standard_Real &Y, Standard_Real &Z) const |
| | Transform and apply perspective if needed.
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| void | Project (const gp_Pnt &P, const gp_Vec &D1, gp_Pnt2d &Pout, gp_Vec2d &D1out) const |
| | Transform and apply perspective if needed.
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| gp_Lin | Shoot (const Standard_Real X, const Standard_Real Y) const |
| | return a line going through the eye towards the
2d point <X,Y>.
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