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0027241: Create a complete test case to verify reading of all attribute types from MDTV-Standard document

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Added test case that works in one of two modes:
1) create synthetic document (in old version of OCCT) containing all possible attributes.
2) open the document and compare all attributes with expected values.

Fixed reading of TDataStd_NamedData, TDataXtd_PatternStd, and PColStd_HArray2OfReal.
Point and curve representations are created even from NULL geometry handles.
The code is simplified by abandoning usage of templates from StdObjMgt_ContentTypes class for persistent data elements.

Fixed SetAsciiString Draw command failed when the target label contained NamedData attribute.
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myn
2016-03-11 22:08:01 +03:00
committed by abv
parent 944d808cd0
commit 45d8465ea2
82 changed files with 1524 additions and 1333 deletions
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src/StdObjMgt/StdObjMgt_ReadData.cxx
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@@ -14,6 +14,8 @@
#include <StdObjMgt_ReadData.hxx>
#include <StdObjMgt_Persistent.hxx>
#include <Standard_GUID.hxx>
StdObjMgt_ReadData::StdObjMgt_ReadData
(Storage_BaseDriver& theDriver, const Standard_Integer theNumberOfObjects)
@@ -39,3 +41,23 @@ Handle(StdObjMgt_Persistent) StdObjMgt_ReadData::ReadReference()
myDriver->GetReference (aRef);
return aRef ? PersistentObject (aRef) : NULL;
}
//=======================================================================
//function : operator >>
//purpose : Read persistent data from a file
//=======================================================================
StdObjMgt_ReadData& operator >>
(StdObjMgt_ReadData::Object theReadData, Standard_GUID& theGUID)
{
Standard_Integer a32b;
Standard_ExtCharacter a16b[3];
Standard_Character a8b [6];
theReadData >> a32b >> a16b[0] >> a16b[1] >> a16b[2];
theReadData >> a8b[0] >> a8b[1] >> a8b[2] >> a8b[3] >> a8b[4] >> a8b[5];
theGUID = Standard_GUID (a32b, a16b[0], a16b[1], a16b[2],
a8b[0], a8b[1], a8b[2], a8b[3], a8b[4], a8b[5]);
return theReadData;
}