#include "common.h"
#include "vmath.h"
#include "bu/ptbl.h"
#include "rt/defines.h"
#include "rt/application.h"
#include "rt/ray_partition.h"
#include "rt/region.h"

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Functions
void	rt_default_multioverlap (struct application ap, struct partition pp, struct bu_ptbl regiontable, struct partition InputHdp)

void	rt_silent_logoverlap (struct application ap, const struct partition pp, const struct bu_ptbl regiontable, const struct partition InputHdp)

void	rt_default_logoverlap (struct application ap, const struct partition pp, const struct bu_ptbl regiontable, const struct partition InputHdp)

void	rt_rebuild_overlaps (struct partition PartHdp, struct application ap, int rebuild_fastgen_plates_only)

int	rt_defoverlap (struct application ap, struct partition pp, struct region reg1, struct region reg2, struct partition *pheadp)

Function Documentation

◆ rt_default_multioverlap()

void rt_default_multioverlap	(	struct application *	ap,
		struct partition *	pp,
		struct bu_ptbl *	regiontable,
		struct partition *	InputHdp
	)

Default version of a_multioverlap().

Resolve the overlap of multiple regions within a single partition. There are no null pointers in the table (they have been compressed out by our caller). Consider BU_PTBL_LEN(regiontable) overlapping regions, and reduce to zero or one "claiming" regions, by setting pointers in the bu_ptbl of non-claiming regions to NULL.

This default routine reproduces the behavior of BRL-CAD Release 5.0 by considering the regions pairwise and calling the old a_overlap().

An application which knew how to handle multiple overlapping air regions would provide its own very different version of this routine as the a_multioverlap() handler.

This routine is for resolving overlaps only, and should not print any messages in normal operation; a_logoverlap() is for logging.

InputHdp is the list of partitions up to this point. It allows us to look at the regions that have come before in deciding what to do

◆ rt_silent_logoverlap()

void rt_silent_logoverlap	(	struct application *	ap,
		const struct partition *	pp,
		const struct bu_ptbl *	regiontable,
		const struct partition *	InputHdp
	)

If an application doesn't want any logging from LIBRT, it should just set ap->a_logoverlap = rt_silent_logoverlap.

◆ rt_default_logoverlap()

void rt_default_logoverlap	(	struct application *	ap,
		const struct partition *	pp,
		const struct bu_ptbl *	regiontable,
		const struct partition *	InputHdp
	)

Log a multiplicity of overlaps within a single partition. This function is intended for logging only, and a_multioverlap() is intended for resolving the overlap, only. This function can be replaced by an application setting a_logoverlap().

◆ rt_rebuild_overlaps()

void rt_rebuild_overlaps	(	struct partition *	PartHdp,
		struct application *	ap,
		int	rebuild_fastgen_plates_only
	)

XXX This routine seems to free things more than once. For a temporary measure, don't free things.

◆ rt_defoverlap()

int rt_defoverlap	(	struct application *	ap,
		struct partition *	pp,
		struct region *	reg1,
		struct region *	reg2,
		struct partition *	pheadp
	)

Default handler for overlaps in rt_boolfinal().