1. Add method TransformPCurves to ShapeUpgrade_UnifySameDomain - to rotate and translate existing pcurves instead of projecting.
2. Modify method ShapeUpgrade_UnifySameDomain::IntUnifyFaces - now it does not apply ShapeFix to new wires and new faces.
3. In the method UnifyEdges: add merging degenerated edges.
Implementation of the mechanism for unification of the history commands for all OCCT algorithms.
The following Draw commands should be used to track the history of shapes modifications of any operation:
- modified - to find the shapes modified from the given shape in the given history.
- generated - to find the shapes generated from the given shape in the given history.
- isdeleted - to check if the given shape has been deleted during operation.
The mechanism allows fast & easy enabling of the DRAW history support for the algorithms supporting the history on the API level (i.e. the algorithm should have the methods Modified(), Generated() and IsDeleted()).
To enable the draw history support it is necessary to store the history of the algorithm into the session. For instance:
TopTools_ListOfShape Objects = ...; // Objects
TopTools_ListOfShape Tools = ...; // Tools
BRepAlgoAPI_Cut aCut(Objects, Tools); // Boolean cut operation
BRepTest_Objects::SetHistory(Objects, aCut); // Store the history for the Objects (overwrites the history in the session)
BRepTest_Objects::AddHistory(Tools, aCut); // Add the history for the Tools
To get the stored history in draw the command "savehistory" should be used. It saves the history kept in session into a Drawable object with the given name:
# perform cut
bcut r s1 s2
# save history of cut
savehistory cut_history
explode s1 f
modified m cut_history s1_1
The Draw History commands of the following algorithms have been removed:
- Boolean Operations;
- Defeaturing;
- Unify same domain;
- Sweep;
- Thrusections;
All these algorithms have been switched to support the new Draw history mechanism.
The Fillet and Blend algorithms have been also enabled to support history commands.
This patch turns off some not needed modes of fix in the called ShapeFix_Face algorithm.
It stores pcurves on planes in the edges to avoid repeated computation of the same pcurves many times (it is done only when SafeInputMode is false).
It avoids unnecessary replace/apply actions in the modification context.
It removes the code that makes decomposition of surface of the face on several faces.
The new command buildpcurvesonplane has been added, which builds and stores pcurves of edges on planar faces. This is useful for investigations how presence of pcurves on planes influence performance of algorithms.
Make drawing of dimension line in snowflake test independent on the order of vertices in the result.
Synchronization of the ShapeAnalysis_Edge behavior with the BRepCheck_Edge by adding check for 2d curves on planes.
Implementation of the BRep_Tool::CurveOnPlane method to avoid code duplication for making PCurve of the edge on planar face.
'BRepTools_History' history was implemented for algorithm
'ShapeUpgrade_UnifySameDomain'.
The history of the changing of the initial shape was corrected to consider all
shapes created by the algorithm as modified shapes instead of generated ones.
The old history interface was replaced by the new one:
- to get the modified shapes use: History()->Modified();
- to check if the shapes has been deleted use: History()->IsRemoved().
- The option SafeInputMode has been added in the class ShapeUpgrade_UnifySameDomain. If it is set then the input shape is protected against modifications of any aspects of its sub-shapes. Default value is true.
- The option "-nosafe" has been added in draw command "unifysamedom". If it is not set the algorithm is run with SafeInputMode switched off.
- The methods "Modified" and "IsDeleted" have been added for history support in "ShapeUpgrade_UnifySameDomain" class.
- The new Draw commands "unifysamedommod" and "unifysamedomisdel" have been added.
- Adoption of other algorithms using this one to its new behavior.
Removing code duplication
Correcting regressions
Correcting remarks
