// Copyright (c) 1991-1999 Matra Datavision // Copyright (c) 1999-2014 OPEN CASCADE SAS // // This file is part of Open CASCADE Technology software library. // // This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under // the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License version 2.1 as published // by the Free Software Foundation, with special exception defined in the file // OCCT_LGPL_EXCEPTION.txt. Consult the file LICENSE_LGPL_21.txt included in OCCT // distribution for complete text of the license and disclaimer of any warranty. // // Alternatively, this file may be used under the terms of Open CASCADE // commercial license or contractual agreement. #ifndef _gp_Parab2d_HeaderFile #define _gp_Parab2d_HeaderFile #include "gp_Ax22d.hxx" #include "gp_Ax2d.hxx" #include "gp_Pnt2d.hxx" #include "Standard_ConstructionError.hxx" //! Describes a parabola in the plane (2D space). //! A parabola is defined by its focal length (that is, the //! distance between its focus and apex) and positioned in //! the plane with a coordinate system (a gp_Ax22d object) where: //! - the origin of the coordinate system is on the apex of //! the parabola, and //! - the "X Axis" of the coordinate system is the axis of //! symmetry; the parabola is on the positive side of this axis. //! This coordinate system is the "local coordinate system" //! of the parabola. Its orientation (direct or indirect sense) //! gives an implicit orientation to the parabola. //! In this coordinate system, the equation for the parabola is: //! @code //! Y**2 = (2*P) * X. //! @endcode //! where P, referred to as the parameter of the parabola, is //! the distance between the focus and the directrix (P is //! twice the focal length). //! See Also //! GCE2d_MakeParab2d which provides functions for //! more complex parabola constructions //! Geom2d_Parabola which provides additional functions //! for constructing parabolas and works, in particular, with //! the parametric equations of parabolas class gp_Parab2d { public: DEFINE_STANDARD_ALLOC //! Creates an indefinite parabola. constexpr gp_Parab2d() noexcept : focalLength(RealLast()) { } //! Creates a parabola with its vertex point, its axis of symmetry //! ("XAxis") and its focal length. //! The sense of parametrization is given by theSense. If theSense == TRUE //! (by default) then right-handed coordinate system is used, //! otherwise - left-handed. //! Warnings : It is possible to have FocalLength = 0. In this case, //! the parabola looks like a line, which is parallel to the symmetry-axis. //! Raises ConstructionError if FocalLength < 0.0 constexpr gp_Parab2d(const gp_Ax2d& theMirrorAxis, const double theFocalLength, const bool theSense = true) : pos(theMirrorAxis, theSense), focalLength(theFocalLength) { Standard_ConstructionError_Raise_if(theFocalLength < 0.0, "gp_Parab2d() - focal length should be >= 0"); } //! Creates a parabola with its vertex point, its axis of symmetry //! ("XAxis"), correspond Y-axis and its focal length. //! Warnings : It is possible to have FocalLength = 0. In this case, //! the parabola looks like a line, which is parallel to the symmetry-axis. //! Raises ConstructionError if Focal < 0.0 constexpr gp_Parab2d(const gp_Ax22d& theAxes, const double theFocalLength) : pos(theAxes), focalLength(theFocalLength) { Standard_ConstructionError_Raise_if(theFocalLength < 0.0, "gp_Parab2d() - focal length should be >= 0"); } //! Creates a parabola with the directrix and the focus point. //! Y-axis of the parabola (in User Coordinate System - UCS) is //! the direction of theDirectrix. X-axis always directs from theDirectrix //! to theFocus point and always comes through theFocus. //! Apex of the parabola is a middle point between the theFocus and the //! intersection point of theDirectrix and the X-axis. //! Warnings : It is possible to have FocalLength = 0 (when theFocus lies //! in theDirectrix). In this case, X-direction of the parabola is defined //! by theSense parameter. If theSense == TRUE (by default) then right-handed //! coordinate system is used, otherwise - left-handed. Result parabola will look //! like a line, which is perpendicular to the directrix. Standard_EXPORT gp_Parab2d(const gp_Ax2d& theDirectrix, const gp_Pnt2d& theFocus, const bool theSense = true); //! Changes the focal distance of the parabola //! Warnings : It is possible to have theFocal = 0. //! Raises ConstructionError if theFocal < 0.0 void SetFocal(const double theFocal) { Standard_ConstructionError_Raise_if(theFocal < 0.0, "gp_Parab2d::SetFocal() - focal length should be >= 0"); focalLength = theFocal; } //! Changes the "Location" point of the parabola. It is the //! vertex of the parabola. constexpr void SetLocation(const gp_Pnt2d& theP) noexcept { pos.SetLocation(theP); } //! Modifies this parabola, by redefining its local coordinate system so that //! its origin and "X Direction" become those of the axis //! MA. The "Y Direction" of the local coordinate system is //! then recomputed. The orientation of the local //! coordinate system is not modified. constexpr void SetMirrorAxis(const gp_Ax2d& theA) { pos.SetXAxis(theA); } //! Changes the local coordinate system of the parabola. //! The "Location" point of A becomes the vertex of the parabola. constexpr void SetAxis(const gp_Ax22d& theA) noexcept { pos.SetAxis(theA); } //! Computes the coefficients of the implicit equation of the parabola //! (in WCS - World Coordinate System). //! @code //! theA * (X**2) + theB * (Y**2) + 2*theC*(X*Y) + 2*theD*X + 2*theE*Y + theF = 0. //! @endcode Standard_EXPORT void Coefficients(double& theA, double& theB, double& theC, double& theD, double& theE, double& theF) const; //! Computes the directrix of the parabola. //! The directrix is: //! - a line parallel to the "Y Direction" of the local //! coordinate system of this parabola, and //! - located on the negative side of the axis of symmetry, //! at a distance from the apex which is equal to the focal length of this parabola. //! The directrix is returned as an axis (a gp_Ax2d object), //! the origin of which is situated on the "X Axis" of this parabola. gp_Ax2d Directrix() const noexcept; //! Returns the distance between the vertex and the focus //! of the parabola. constexpr double Focal() const noexcept { return focalLength; } //! Returns the focus of the parabola. gp_Pnt2d Focus() const noexcept { return gp_Pnt2d(pos.Location().X() + focalLength * pos.XDirection().X(), pos.Location().Y() + focalLength * pos.XDirection().Y()); } //! Returns the vertex of the parabola. constexpr const gp_Pnt2d& Location() const noexcept { return pos.Location(); } //! Returns the symmetry axis of the parabola. //! The "Location" point of this axis is the vertex of the parabola. gp_Ax2d MirrorAxis() const noexcept { return pos.XAxis(); } //! Returns the local coordinate system of the parabola. //! The "Location" point of this axis is the vertex of the parabola. constexpr const gp_Ax22d& Axis() const noexcept { return pos; } //! Returns the distance between the focus and the //! directrix of the parabola. constexpr double Parameter() const noexcept { return 2.0 * focalLength; } void Reverse() noexcept { gp_Dir2d aTemp = pos.YDirection(); aTemp.Reverse(); pos.SetAxis(gp_Ax22d(pos.Location(), pos.XDirection(), aTemp)); } //! Reverses the orientation of the local coordinate system //! of this parabola (the "Y Direction" is reversed). //! Therefore, the implicit orientation of this parabola is reversed. //! Note: //! - Reverse assigns the result to this parabola, while //! - Reversed creates a new one. [[nodiscard]] gp_Parab2d Reversed() const noexcept; //! Returns true if the local coordinate system is direct //! and false in the other case. constexpr bool IsDirect() const noexcept { return (pos.XDirection().Crossed(pos.YDirection())) >= 0.0; } Standard_EXPORT void Mirror(const gp_Pnt2d& theP) noexcept; //! Performs the symmetrical transformation of a parabola with respect //! to the point theP which is the center of the symmetry [[nodiscard]] Standard_EXPORT gp_Parab2d Mirrored(const gp_Pnt2d& theP) const noexcept; Standard_EXPORT void Mirror(const gp_Ax2d& theA) noexcept; //! Performs the symmetrical transformation of a parabola with respect //! to an axis placement which is the axis of the symmetry. [[nodiscard]] Standard_EXPORT gp_Parab2d Mirrored(const gp_Ax2d& theA) const noexcept; void Rotate(const gp_Pnt2d& theP, const double theAng) { pos.Rotate(theP, theAng); } //! Rotates a parabola. theP is the center of the rotation. //! theAng is the angular value of the rotation in radians. [[nodiscard]] gp_Parab2d Rotated(const gp_Pnt2d& theP, const double theAng) const { gp_Parab2d aPrb = *this; aPrb.pos.Rotate(theP, theAng); return aPrb; } void Scale(const gp_Pnt2d& theP, const double theS); //! Scales a parabola. theS is the scaling value. //! If theS is negative the direction of the symmetry axis //! "XAxis" is reversed and the direction of the "YAxis" too. [[nodiscard]] gp_Parab2d Scaled(const gp_Pnt2d& theP, const double theS) const; void Transform(const gp_Trsf2d& theT); //! Transforms an parabola with the transformation theT from class Trsf2d. [[nodiscard]] gp_Parab2d Transformed(const gp_Trsf2d& theT) const; constexpr void Translate(const gp_Vec2d& theV) noexcept { pos.Translate(theV); } //! Translates a parabola in the direction of the vectorthe theV. //! The magnitude of the translation is the vector's magnitude. [[nodiscard]] constexpr gp_Parab2d Translated(const gp_Vec2d& theV) const noexcept { gp_Parab2d aPrb = *this; aPrb.pos.Translate(theV); return aPrb; } constexpr void Translate(const gp_Pnt2d& theP1, const gp_Pnt2d& theP2) noexcept { pos.Translate(theP1, theP2); } //! Translates a parabola from the point theP1 to the point theP2. [[nodiscard]] constexpr gp_Parab2d Translated(const gp_Pnt2d& theP1, const gp_Pnt2d& theP2) const noexcept { gp_Parab2d aPrb = *this; aPrb.pos.Translate(theP1, theP2); return aPrb; } private: gp_Ax22d pos; double focalLength; }; //================================================================================================= inline gp_Ax2d gp_Parab2d::Directrix() const noexcept { gp_Pnt2d aP(pos.Location().X() - focalLength * pos.XDirection().X(), pos.Location().Y() - focalLength * pos.XDirection().Y()); gp_Dir2d aV(pos.YDirection()); return gp_Ax2d(aP, aV); } //================================================================================================= inline gp_Parab2d gp_Parab2d::Reversed() const noexcept { gp_Parab2d aP = *this; gp_Dir2d aTemp = pos.YDirection(); aTemp.Reverse(); aP.pos.SetAxis(gp_Ax22d(pos.Location(), pos.XDirection(), aTemp)); return aP; } //================================================================================================= inline void gp_Parab2d::Scale(const gp_Pnt2d& theP, const double theS) { focalLength *= theS; if (focalLength < 0) { focalLength = -focalLength; } pos.Scale(theP, theS); } //================================================================================================= inline gp_Parab2d gp_Parab2d::Scaled(const gp_Pnt2d& theP, const double theS) const { gp_Parab2d aPrb = *this; aPrb.focalLength *= theS; if (aPrb.focalLength < 0) { aPrb.focalLength = -aPrb.focalLength; } aPrb.pos.Scale(theP, theS); return aPrb; } //================================================================================================= inline void gp_Parab2d::Transform(const gp_Trsf2d& theT) { focalLength *= theT.ScaleFactor(); if (focalLength < 0) { focalLength = -focalLength; } pos.Transform(theT); } //================================================================================================= inline gp_Parab2d gp_Parab2d::Transformed(const gp_Trsf2d& theT) const { gp_Parab2d aPrb = *this; aPrb.focalLength *= theT.ScaleFactor(); if (aPrb.focalLength < 0) { aPrb.focalLength = -aPrb.focalLength; } aPrb.pos.Transform(theT); return aPrb; } #endif // _gp_Parab2d_HeaderFile