GeomLProp Class Reference
These global functions compute the degree of continuity of a 3D curve built by concatenation of two other curves (or portions of curves) at their junction point. More...
#include <GeomLProp.hxx>
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| static GeomAbs_Shape | Continuity (const Handle< Geom_Curve > &C1, const Handle< Geom_Curve > &C2, const Standard_Real u1, const Standard_Real u2, const Standard_Boolean r1, const Standard_Boolean r2, const Standard_Real tl, const Standard_Real ta) |
| Computes the regularity at the junction between C1 and C2. The booleans r1 and r2 are true if the curves must be taken reversed. The point u1 on C1 and the point u2 on C2 must be confused. tl and ta are the linear and angular tolerance used two compare the derivative. | |
| static GeomAbs_Shape | Continuity (const Handle< Geom_Curve > &C1, const Handle< Geom_Curve > &C2, const Standard_Real u1, const Standard_Real u2, const Standard_Boolean r1, const Standard_Boolean r2) |
| The same as preceding but using the standard tolerances from package Precision. | |
Detailed Description
These global functions compute the degree of continuity of a 3D curve built by concatenation of two other curves (or portions of curves) at their junction point.
Member Function Documentation
◆ Continuity() [1/2]
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The same as preceding but using the standard tolerances from package Precision.
◆ Continuity() [2/2]
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Computes the regularity at the junction between C1 and C2. The booleans r1 and r2 are true if the curves must be taken reversed. The point u1 on C1 and the point u2 on C2 must be confused. tl and ta are the linear and angular tolerance used two compare the derivative.
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