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Basic Curves And Surfaces Modeler

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A basic demo of modeling curves and surfaces in OpenGL.
/*
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 */
 
/***************************************************************************
 *            Line2D.h
 *
 *  Thu Jun 29 22:21:37 2006
 *  Copyright  2006  N. Sharjith
 *  sharjith@gmail.com
 ****************************************************************************/


#ifndef _LINE2D_H
#define _LINE2D_H

#include "VKGeom.h"

#include "Curve2D.h"
#include "Point2D.h"
#include "Vector2D.h"
#include "OneAxis2D.h"

class CPoint2D;
class CVector2D;
class COneAxis2D;

class VKGEOM_API CLine2D : public CCurve2D  
{
public:
	CLine2D();
	CLine2D(const CPoint2D&, const CPoint2D&);
	CLine2D(const CPoint2D&, const CVector2D&);
	virtual ~CLine2D();
	virtual void Reverse();
	virtual CPoint2D PointAtPara(const double& par);
	inline virtual double FirstParameter() const { return 0; }
	inline virtual double LastParameter() const {return 1; }
	virtual bool IsClosed() const;
	bool operator == (const CLine2D& L) const;
	void operator = (const CLine2D& L);
	CVector2D Direction() const;
	inline COneAxis2D GetLocation() const { return itsLocation; }
	CVector2D NormalThrough(const CPoint2D&);
	double Distance(const CPoint2D&);
	inline double SegmentLength() { return startPoint.Distance(endPoint); }
	inline CPoint2D StartPoint() const { return startPoint; }
	inline CPoint2D EndPoint() const { return endPoint; }
	virtual CCurve2D* Copy() const;
	virtual void Translate(const COneAxis2D&, const double&);
	virtual void Translate(double dx, double dy);
	virtual void Translate(const CVector2D&);
	virtual void Translate(const CPoint2D&, const CPoint2D&);
	virtual void Rotate(const CPoint2D&, double);
	virtual void Scale(const CPoint2D&, double);
	virtual void Mirror(const CPoint2D&);
	virtual void Mirror(const COneAxis2D&);
private:
	CPoint2D startPoint;
	CPoint2D endPoint;
	COneAxis2D itsLocation;
};

#endif /* _LINE2D_H */

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Product Manager Mahindra & Mahindra
India India
Sharjith is a Mechanical Engineer with strong passion for Automobiles, Aircrafts and Software development.

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