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// Created on: 2003-03-18
// Created by: Oleg FEDYAEV
// Copyright (c) 2003-2014 OPEN CASCADE SAS
//
// This file is part of Open CASCADE Technology software library.
//
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#ifndef _GeomLib_Tool_HeaderFile
#define _GeomLib_Tool_HeaderFile

#include <Standard.hxx>
#include <Standard_DefineAlloc.hxx>
#include <Standard_Handle.hxx>

#include <Standard_Boolean.hxx>
#include <Standard_Real.hxx>

class Geom_Curve;
class Geom_Surface;
class Geom2d_Curve;
class Geom2dAdaptor_Curve;
class gp_Lin2d;
class gp_Pnt;
class gp_Pnt2d;
class gp_Vec2d;

//! Provides various methods with Geom2d and Geom curves and surfaces.
//! The methods of this class compute the parameter(s) of a given point on a
//! curve or a surface. To get the valid result the point must be located rather close
//! to the curve (surface) or at least to allow getting unambiguous result
//! (do not put point at center of circle...),
//! but choice of "trust" distance between curve/surface and point is
//! responsibility of user (parameter MaxDist).
//! Return FALSE if the point is beyond the MaxDist
//! limit or if computation fails.
class GeomLib_Tool
{
public:
  DEFINE_STANDARD_ALLOC

  //! Extracts the parameter of a 3D point lying on a 3D curve
  //! or at a distance less than the MaxDist value.
  Standard_EXPORT static bool Parameter(const occ::handle<Geom_Curve>& Curve,
                                        const gp_Pnt&                  Point,
                                        const double                   MaxDist,
                                        double&                        U);

  //! Extracts the parameter of a 3D point lying on a surface
  //! or at a distance less than the MaxDist value.
  Standard_EXPORT static bool Parameters(const occ::handle<Geom_Surface>& Surface,
                                         const gp_Pnt&                    Point,
                                         const double                     MaxDist,
                                         double&                          U,
                                         double&                          V);

  //! Extracts the parameter of a 2D point lying on a 2D curve
  //! or at a distance less than the MaxDist value.
  Standard_EXPORT static bool Parameter(const occ::handle<Geom2d_Curve>& Curve,
                                        const gp_Pnt2d&                  Point,
                                        const double                     MaxDist,
                                        double&                          U);

  //! Computes parameter in theCurve (*thePrmOnCurve) where maximal deviation
  //! between theCurve and the linear segment joining its points with
  //! the parameters theFPar and theLPar is obtained.
  //! Returns the (positive) value of deviation. Returns negative value if
  //! the deviation cannot be computed.
  //! The returned parameter (in case of successful) will always be in
  //! the range [theFPar, theLPar].
  //! Iterative method is used for computation. So, theStartParameter is
  //! needed to be set. Recommend value of theStartParameter can be found with
  //! the overloaded method.
  //! Additionally, following values can be returned (optionally):
  //! @param thePtOnCurve - the point on curve where maximal deviation is achieved;
  //! @param thePrmOnCurve - the parameter of thePtOnCurve;
  //! @param theVecCurvLine - the vector along which is computed (this vector is always
  //!                         perpendicular theLine);
  //! @param theLine - the linear segment joining the point of theCurve having parameters
  //!                  theFPar and theLPar.
  Standard_EXPORT static double ComputeDeviation(const Geom2dAdaptor_Curve& theCurve,
                                                 const double               theFPar,
                                                 const double               theLPar,
                                                 const double               theStartParameter,
                                                 const int                  theNbIters    = 100,
                                                 double* const              thePrmOnCurve = nullptr,
                                                 gp_Pnt2d* const            thePtOnCurve  = nullptr,
                                                 gp_Vec2d* const theVecCurvLine           = nullptr,
                                                 gp_Lin2d* const theLine = nullptr);

  //! Computes parameter in theCurve (*thePrmOnCurve) where maximal deviation
  //! between theCurve and the linear segment joining its points with
  //! the parameters theFPar and theLPar is obtained.
  //! Returns the (positive) value of deviation. Returns negative value if
  //! the deviation cannot be computed.
  //! The returned parameter (in case of successful) will always be in
  //! the range [theFPar, theLPar].
  //! theNbSubIntervals defines discretization of the given interval [theFPar, theLPar]
  //! to provide better search condition. This value should be chosen taking into
  //! account complexity of the curve in considered interval. E.g. if there are many
  //! oscillations of the curve in the interval then theNbSubIntervals mus be
  //! great number. However, the greater value of theNbSubIntervals the slower the
  //! algorithm will compute.
  //! theNbIters sets number of iterations.
  //!   ATTENTION!!!
  //! This algorithm cannot compute deviation precisely (so, there is no point in
  //! setting big value of theNbIters). But it can give some start point for
  //! the overloaded method.
  Standard_EXPORT static double ComputeDeviation(const Geom2dAdaptor_Curve& theCurve,
                                                 const double               theFPar,
                                                 const double               theLPar,
                                                 const int                  theNbSubIntervals,
                                                 const int                  theNbIters = 10,
                                                 double* const thePrmOnCurve           = nullptr);
};

#endif // _GeomLib_Tool_HeaderFile