Interface0DIterator Class Reference
#include <Interface0D.h>
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Detailed Description
Class defining an iterator over
Interface0D elements. An instance of this iterator is always obtained from a 1D element.
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- In the scripting language, you must call instead of where it1 and it2 are 2 Interface0DIterator. Otherwise, incrementing it1 will also increment it2.
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
Member Function Documentation
| void decrement |
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| string getExactTypeName |
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Returns the string "Interface0DIterator". |
| void increment |
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| bool isBegin |
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Returns true if the pointed Interface0D is the first of the 1D element containing the points over which we're iterating. |
| bool isEnd |
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Returns true if the pointed Interface0D is after the after the last point of the 1D element we're iterating from. |
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Returns a reference to the pointed Interface0D. In the scripting language, you must call "getObject()" instead using this operator. |
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Increments. In the scripting language, call "increment()". |
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Increments. In the scripting language, call "increment()". |
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Decrements. In the scripting language, call "decrement()". |
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Decrements. In the scripting language, call "decrement()". |
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Returns a pointer to the pointed Interface0D. Can't be called in the scripting language. |
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Operator = - Attention:
- In the scripting language, you must call instead of where it1 and it2 are 2 Interface0DIterator. Otherwise, incrementing it1 will also increment it2.
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| float t |
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Returns the curvilinear abscissa. |
| float u |
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Returns the point parameter in the curve 0<=u<=1. |
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