In file contour/TclSliceContour3D.h:

namespace yav class TclSliceContour3D : public TclScene3DObject

Tcl Interface around a SliceContour3D object

Inheritance:


Public

Constructors
TclSliceContour3D (SliceActiveContour2D *sc, TclScene3D *scene3D=NULL)
Reads the slice active contour from a file
destructor
virtual ~TclSliceContour3D ()
empty
SliceContour3D* getClient (void) const
set getClient() to return a SliceContour3D instead of a SliceActiveContour2D
static int list (TclModule *m, int d, char **a)
lift ambioguity on list() function
static int create (TclModule *m, int argc, char **argv)
create function
int destroyCmd (int argc, char **argv)
-destroy Tcl command
int selectionModeCmd ( int argc, char **argv)
-selectionMode Tcl command
int sliceDistanceCmd ( int argc, char **argv)
-sliceDistance Tcl command
int sliceContourCmd ( int argc, char **argv)
-sliceContour Tcl command

Documentation

Tcl Interface around a SliceContour3D object
Constructors

TclSliceContour3D(SliceActiveContour2D *sc, TclScene3D *scene3D=NULL)
Reads the slice active contour from a file
Parameters:
filename - the name of the file where is described the contour
scene3D - : the Scene3D where the contour should be placed
scene - : the Scene2D where the contour should be placed (since it is a Data2D and DeformableModel2D)
slice - the slice number (may be overriden by reading the file)
geometry - the geometry of the slice (may be overidden by reading the file)

destructor

virtual ~TclSliceContour3D()
empty

SliceContour3D* getClient(void) const
set getClient() to return a SliceContour3D instead of a SliceActiveContour2D

static int list(TclModule *m, int d, char **a)
lift ambioguity on list() function

static int create(TclModule *m, int argc, char **argv)
create function

int destroyCmd(int argc, char **argv)
-destroy Tcl command

int selectionModeCmd( int argc, char **argv)
-selectionMode Tcl command

int sliceDistanceCmd( int argc, char **argv)
-sliceDistance Tcl command

int sliceContourCmd( int argc, char **argv)
-sliceContour Tcl command


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