cadex::ModelData_Axis1Placement Class Reference

Defines an axis placement as a combination of point and direction. More...

Public Member Functions
	ModelData_Axis1Placement ()
	Constructor. More...
	ModelData_Axis1Placement (const ModelData_Point &theLocation, const ModelData_Direction &theDirection)
	Constructor. More...
	ModelData_Axis1Placement (const gp_Ax1 &)
	Constructor.
	operator const gp_Ax1 & () const
	operator gp_Ax1 & ()
const ModelData_Point &	Location () const
	Returns an origin point. More...
const ModelData_Direction &	Direction () const
	Returns a direction value. More...
bool	IsCoaxial (const ModelData_Axis1Placement &theOther, double theAngularTolerance, double theDistanceTolerance, bool theAllowOpposite=false)
	Returns true if this axis placement is coaxial to theOther. More...
void	Transform (const ModelData_Transformation &theTransformation)
	Transforms the axis with a transformation matrix.
ModelData_Axis1Placement	Transformed (const ModelData_Transformation &theTransformation) const
	Returns an axis which is transformed with a transformation matrix. More...
void	Mirror (const ModelData_Point &thePoint)
void	Mirror (const ModelData_Axis1Placement &theAxis)
void	Mirror (const ModelData_Axis2Placement &theAxis)
template<typename T >
ModelData_Axis1Placement	Mirrored (const T &theRef) const
void	Rotate (const ModelData_Axis1Placement &theAxis, double theAngle)
ModelData_Axis1Placement	Rotated (const ModelData_Axis1Placement &theAxis, double theAngle)
void	Translate (const ModelData_Vector &theVector)
ModelData_Axis1Placement	Translated (const ModelData_Vector &theVector)

Static Public Member Functions
static const ModelData_Axis1Placement &	OX ()
	Returns an OX axis. More...
static const ModelData_Axis1Placement &	OY ()
	Returns an OY axis. More...
static const ModelData_Axis1Placement &	OZ ()
	Returns an OZ axis. More...

Detailed Description

Defines an axis placement as a combination of point and direction.

Examples

modeling/brepfeatures/main.cxx.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

ModelData_Axis1Placement() [1/2]

cadex::ModelData_Axis1Placement::ModelData_Axis1Placement

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Constructor.

Creates an axis from point (0., 0., 0.) and direction (0., 0., 1.).

ModelData_Axis1Placement() [2/2]

cadex::ModelData_Axis1Placement::ModelData_Axis1Placement	(	const ModelData_Point &	theLocation,
		const ModelData_Direction &	theDirection
	)

Constructor.

Creates an axis from origin point and direction.

Member Function Documentation

Direction()

const ModelData_Direction & cadex::ModelData_Axis1Placement::Direction

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const

Returns a direction value.

Returns the value specified in the constructor.

IsCoaxial()

bool cadex::ModelData_Axis1Placement::IsCoaxial	(	const ModelData_Axis1Placement &	theOther,
		double	theAngularTolerance,
		double	theDistanceTolerance,
		bool	theAllowOpposite = false
	)

Returns true if this axis placement is coaxial to theOther.

Returns true if angle between axes is less than theAngularTolerance and distances between each axis origins and another axis is less than theDistanceTolerance. If theAllowOpposite is true then also checks if the angle is equal to PI within theAngularTolerance.

Location()

const ModelData_Point & cadex::ModelData_Axis1Placement::Location

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const

Returns an origin point.

Returns the value specified in the constructor.

OX()

const ModelData_Axis1Placement & cadex::ModelData_Axis1Placement::OX ( )

static

Returns an OX axis.

Creates an axis from point (0., 0., 0.) and direction (1., 0., 0.).

OY()

const ModelData_Axis1Placement & cadex::ModelData_Axis1Placement::OY ( )

static

Returns an OY axis.

Creates an axis from point (0., 0., 0.) and direction (0., 1., 0.).

OZ()

const ModelData_Axis1Placement & cadex::ModelData_Axis1Placement::OZ ( )

static

Returns an OZ axis.

Creates an axis from point (0., 0., 0.) and direction (0., 0., 1.).

Transformed()

ModelData_Axis1Placement cadex::ModelData_Axis1Placement::Transformed ( const ModelData_Transformation &  theTransformation ) const

inline

Returns an axis which is transformed with a transformation matrix.

See also

Transform().