Problem: From the point of view of the STEP format (and others), it is allowed
to describe a face on a surface with natural boundaries (torus, sphere) without
specifying these boundaries. Thus, a face on a closed surface and containing
an inner wire (or several) is correctly defined and describes a face with a
cutout defined by this wire. At the same time, there is a function
(ShapeFix_Face::FixOrientation) in the ShapeHealing procedure that corrects the
orientation of the wires, and it starts before the function of adding natural
boundaries (ShapeFix_Face::FixAddNaturalBound). There are many shapes that have
incorrectly oriented wires and this procedure successfully heals them, but on a
correctly specified face with single inner wire on closed surface, we do not get
the entire surface with a cutout, but a part of the surface defined by the wire.
This fix is intended to resolve this ambiguity.
Change:
1. Added function isNeedAddNaturalBound that returns TRUE if face needs to add
natural bounds.
2. Corrected condition in FixOrientation to ignoring faces that needs to add
natural bounds.
3. For tests in which one wire was incorrectly oriented on a closed surface,
flag AddNaturalBound was disabled.
5. Test with cutout from torus was created: bugs step bug28414.
Result: By default, it is correct to add natural boundaries, because this case
is correct from the point of view of the STEP format and others.
- Added function checkprops, set default tolerance parameter to 1.0e-4
- Using "area" instead of "square".
- Options "-equal\notequal" isn't used together with "-s" in blend and offset test cases.
- Correct regressions/differences/improvements and CPU problem (set props tolerance to 0.1)
- Corrected test cases to use checkprops proc.
- Correct image difference
- Updated TODOs in test cases.
- Updated test cases to get correct images of result shape
