kernelDomain.cpp File Reference

#include <iostream>
#include "DGtal/base/Common.h"
#include "DGtal/kernel/SpaceND.h"
#include "DGtal/helpers/StdDefs.h"
#include "DGtal/kernel/domains/HyperRectDomain.h"
#include "DGtal/io/boards/Board2D.h"

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Author

David Coeurjolly (david.nosp@m..coe.nosp@m.urjol.nosp@m.ly@l.nosp@m.iris..nosp@m.cnrs.nosp@m..fr ) Laboratoire d'InfoRmatique en Image et Systèmes d'information - LIRIS (CNRS, UMR 5205), CNRS, France

Date

2011/03/05

An example file named kernelDomain.

This file is part of the DGtal library.

Definition in file kernelDomain.cpp.

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main()

int main

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void

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Definition at line 55 of file kernelDomain.cpp.

{
  trace.beginBlock ( "Example kernelDomain" );
  
  typedef DGtal::Z2i::Space MySpace; 
  
  //Point lying in the Z2i::Space
  typedef MySpace::Point MyPoint;
  
  MyPoint p(13,-5);
  
  trace.info() << "Point p="<<p<<endl;
  
  //We create a domain
  typedef HyperRectDomain<MySpace> MyDomain;
  MyPoint a(-3,-4);
  MyPoint b(10,4);
  MyDomain domain(a,b);
  
  //We trace  domain information
  trace.info() <<"Domain domain="<<domain<<endl;
 
  //We generate a board
  Board2D board;
  board << domain;
  board.saveSVG("kernel-domain.svg");
 
  MyPoint c(5,1);
 
  if ( domain.isInside(c) )
    trace.info() << "C is inside the domain"<<endl;
  else
    trace.info() << "C is outside the domain"<<endl;
    
  board << c;
  board.saveSVG("kernel-domain-point.svg");
  
 
  //PointVector example
  MyPoint q;
  MyPoint::Coordinate coord = 24;
  for(MySpace::Dimension d = 0 ; d < MySpace::dimension; d++)
    q[d] = coord;
  trace.info()<<"Q="<<q<<endl;
 
  MyPoint r;
  for(MyPoint::Iterator it=r.begin(), itend=r.end() ; 
      it != itend;
      ++it)
    (*it) = coord;
  trace.info()<<"R="<<r<<endl;
 
 
  //We scan the domain
  for( MyDomain::ConstIterator it = domain.begin(), itend = domain.end();
       it != itend;   
       ++it)
    trace.info() << "Processing point"<< (*it) << endl;
   
 
  board.clear();
  board << domain;
  //We draw an arrow between two consecutive points during the iteration.
  MyDomain::ConstIterator itPrec = domain.begin();
  MyDomain::ConstIterator it = itPrec;
  MyDomain::Vector shift;
  ++it;
 
  board << (*itPrec); //We display the first point as a pixel.
  for( MyDomain::ConstIterator itend = domain.end();
       it != itend;   
       ++it, ++itPrec)
    {
      shift =   (*it) -(*itPrec);
      Display2DFactory::draw(board, shift, (*itPrec));
    }
  board.saveSVG("kernel-domain-it-arrow.svg");
 
  trace.endBlock();
  return 0;
}

References DGtal::HyperRectDomain< TSpace >::begin(), DGtal::Trace::beginBlock(), LibBoard::Board::clear(), domain, draw(), DGtal::HyperRectDomain< TSpace >::end(), DGtal::Trace::endBlock(), DGtal::Trace::info(), DGtal::HyperRectDomain< TSpace >::isInside(), LibBoard::Board::saveSVG(), and DGtal::trace.