Efficient batch evaluator for 2D line grid points.
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#include <Geom2dGridEval_Line.hxx>
Efficient batch evaluator for 2D line grid points.
Uses direct analytical formula: P(t) = Location + t * Direction
Usage:
Efficient batch evaluator for 2D line grid points.
Definition Geom2dGridEval_Line.hxx:32
STL input iterator that wraps an OCCT More()/Next() iterator.
Definition NCollection_ForwardRange.hxx:142
◆ Geom2dGridEval_Line() [1/3]
Constructor with geometry.
- Parameters
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| theLine | the 2D line geometry to evaluate |
◆ Geom2dGridEval_Line() [2/3]
Non-copyable and non-movable.
◆ Geom2dGridEval_Line() [3/3]
◆ EvaluateGrid()
Evaluate all grid points.
- Parameters
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| theParams | array of parameter values |
- Returns
- array of evaluated points (1-based indexing), or empty array if geometry is null or no parameters
◆ EvaluateGridD1()
Evaluate all grid points with first derivative. For a line, D1 is constant (the direction vector).
- Parameters
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| theParams | array of parameter values |
- Returns
- array of CurveD1 (1-based indexing), or empty array if geometry is null or no parameters
◆ EvaluateGridD2()
Evaluate all grid points with first and second derivatives. For a line, D1 is constant and D2 is zero.
- Parameters
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| theParams | array of parameter values |
- Returns
- array of CurveD2 (1-based indexing), or empty array if geometry is null or no parameters
◆ EvaluateGridD3()
Evaluate all grid points with first, second, and third derivatives. For a line, D1 is constant, D2 and D3 are zero.
- Parameters
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| theParams | array of parameter values |
- Returns
- array of CurveD3 (1-based indexing), or empty array if geometry is null or no parameters
◆ EvaluateGridDN()
Evaluate Nth derivative at all grid points. For a line: D1 = Direction, DN = 0 for N > 1.
- Parameters
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| theParams | array of parameter values |
| theN | derivative order (N >= 1) |
- Returns
- array of derivative vectors (1-based indexing), or empty array if geometry is null or no parameters
◆ Geometry()
Returns the geometry handle.
◆ operator=() [1/2]
◆ operator=() [2/2]
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