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| double ANALYSIS_EXPORT | MathUtils::angle (QgsPoint *p1, QgsPoint *p2, QgsPoint *p3, QgsPoint *p4) |
| | Calculates the angle between two segments (in 2 dimension, z-values are ignored) More...
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| bool ANALYSIS_EXPORT | MathUtils::BarycentricToXY (double u, double v, double w, QgsPoint *p1, QgsPoint *p2, QgsPoint *p3, QgsPoint *result) |
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| bool ANALYSIS_EXPORT | MathUtils::calcBarycentricCoordinates (double x, double y, QgsPoint *p1, QgsPoint *p2, QgsPoint *p3, QgsPoint *result) |
| | Calculates the barycentric coordinates of a point (x,y) with respect to p1, p2, p3 and stores the three barycentric coordinates in 'result'. Thus the u-coordinate is stored in result::x, the v-coordinate in result::y and the w-coordinate in result::z. Attention: p1, p2 and p3 have to be ordered counterclockwise. More...
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| double ANALYSIS_EXPORT | MathUtils::calcBernsteinPoly (int n, int i, double t) |
| | Calculates the value of a Bernstein polynomial. More...
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| double ANALYSIS_EXPORT | MathUtils::calcCubicHermitePoly (int n, int i, double t) |
| | Calculates the value of a cubic Hermite polynomial. More...
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| double ANALYSIS_EXPORT | MathUtils::cFDerBernsteinPoly (int n, int i, double t) |
| | Calculates the first derivative of a Bernstein polynomial with respect to the parameter t. More...
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| double ANALYSIS_EXPORT | MathUtils::cFDerCubicHermitePoly (int n, int i, double t) |
| | Calculates the first derivative of a cubic Hermite polynomial with respect to the parameter t. More...
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| bool ANALYSIS_EXPORT | MathUtils::circumcenter (QgsPoint *p1, QgsPoint *p2, QgsPoint *p3, QgsPoint *result) |
| | Calculates the center of the circle passing through p1, p2 and p3. Returns true in case of success and false otherwise (e.g. all three points on a line) More...
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| double ANALYSIS_EXPORT | MathUtils::crossVec (QgsPoint *first, Vector3D *vec1, QgsPoint *second, Vector3D *vec2) |
| | Calculates the intersection of the two vectors vec1 and vec2, which start at first(vec1) and second(vec2) end. The return value is t2(multiplication of v2 with t2 and adding to 'second' results the intersection point) More...
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| bool ANALYSIS_EXPORT | MathUtils::derVec (const Vector3D *v1, const Vector3D *v2, Vector3D *result, double x, double y) |
| | Calculates the z-component of a vector with coordinates 'x' and 'y'which is in the same tangent plane as the tangent vectors 'v1' and 'v2'. The result is assigned to 'result'. More...
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| double ANALYSIS_EXPORT | MathUtils::distPointFromLine (QgsPoint *thepoint, QgsPoint *p1, QgsPoint *p2) |
| | Calculates the (2 dimensional) distance from 'thepoint' to the line defined by p1 and p2. More...
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| int ANALYSIS_EXPORT | MathUtils::faculty (int n) |
| | Faculty function. More...
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| bool ANALYSIS_EXPORT | MathUtils::inCircle (QgsPoint *testp, QgsPoint *p1, QgsPoint *p2, QgsPoint *p3) |
| | Tests, whether 'testp' is inside the circle through 'p1', 'p2' and 'p3'. More...
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| bool ANALYSIS_EXPORT | MathUtils::inDiametral (QgsPoint *p1, QgsPoint *p2, QgsPoint *point) |
| | Tests, whether 'point' is inside the diametral circle through 'p1' and 'p2'. More...
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| double ANALYSIS_EXPORT | MathUtils::leftOf (const QgsPoint &thepoint, const QgsPoint *p1, const QgsPoint *p2) |
| | Returns whether 'thepoint' is left or right of the line from 'p1' to 'p2'. Negativ values mean left and positiv values right. There may be numerical instabilities, so a threshold may be useful. More...
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| bool ANALYSIS_EXPORT | MathUtils::lineIntersection (QgsPoint *p1, QgsPoint *p2, QgsPoint *p3, QgsPoint *p4) |
| | Returns true, if line1 (p1 to p2) and line2 (p3 to p4) intersect. If the lines have an endpoint in common, false is returned. More...
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| bool ANALYSIS_EXPORT | MathUtils::lineIntersection (QgsPoint *p1, QgsPoint *p2, QgsPoint *p3, QgsPoint *p4, QgsPoint *intersection_point) |
| | Returns true, if line1 (p1 to p2) and line2 (p3 to p4) intersect. If the lines have an endpoint in common, false is returned. The intersecting point is stored in 'intersection_point. More...
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| int ANALYSIS_EXPORT | MathUtils::lower (int n, int i) |
| | Lower function. More...
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| void ANALYSIS_EXPORT | MathUtils::normalFromPoints (QgsPoint *p1, QgsPoint *p2, QgsPoint *p3, Vector3D *vec) |
| | Calculates the normal vector of the plane through the points p1, p2 and p3 and assigns the result to vec. If the points are ordered counterclockwise, the normal will have a positive z-coordinate;. More...
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| bool ANALYSIS_EXPORT | MathUtils::normalLeft (Vector3D *v1, Vector3D *result, double length) |
| | Assigns the vector 'result', which is normal to the vector 'v1', on the left side of v1 and has length 'length'. This method works only with two dimensions. More...
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| bool ANALYSIS_EXPORT | MathUtils::normalMinDistance (Vector3D *tangent, Vector3D *target, Vector3D *result) |
| | Calculates a Vector orthogonal to 'tangent' with length 1 and closest possible to result. Returns true in case of success and false otherwise. More...
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| bool ANALYSIS_EXPORT | MathUtils::normalRight (Vector3D *v1, Vector3D *result, double length) |
| | Assigns the vector 'result', which is normal to the vector 'v1', on the right side of v1 and has length 'length'. The calculation is only in two dimensions. More...
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| double ANALYSIS_EXPORT | MathUtils::planeTest (QgsPoint *test, QgsPoint *pt1, QgsPoint *pt2, QgsPoint *pt3) |
| | Tests, if 'test' is in the same plane as 'p1', 'p2' and 'p3' and returns the z-difference from the plane to 'test. More...
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| bool ANALYSIS_EXPORT | MathUtils::pointInsideTriangle (double x, double y, QgsPoint *p1, QgsPoint *p2, QgsPoint *p3) |
| | Returns true, if the point with coordinates x and y is inside (or at the edge) of the triangle p1,p2,p3 and false, if it is outside. p1, p2 and p3 have to be ordered counterclockwise. More...
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| double ANALYSIS_EXPORT | MathUtils::triArea (QgsPoint *pa, QgsPoint *pb, QgsPoint *pc) |
| | Returns the area of a triangle. If the points are ordered counterclockwise, the value will be positiv. If they are ordered clockwise, the value will be negativ. More...
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