Commit d22a9a46 authored by sumpfralle's avatar sumpfralle

added an optional progress callback parameter for "get_offset_model" and...

added an optional progress callback parameter for "get_offset_model" and "check_for_collisions", since these operations can be very time consuming
fixed the broken logic of the collision check
added a simple cache for derived offset models


git-svn-id: https://pycam.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/pycam/trunk@516 bbaffbd6-741e-11dd-a85d-61de82d9cad9
parent a9dbe5bf
......@@ -206,6 +206,12 @@ class ContourModel(BaseModel):
self.name = "contourmodel%d" % self.id
self._line_groups = []
self._item_groups.append(self._line_groups)
self._cached_offset_models = {}
def reset_cache(self):
super(ContourModel, self).reset_cache()
# reset the offset model cache
self._cached_offset_models = {}
def append(self, item):
super(ContourModel, self).append(item)
......@@ -229,11 +235,18 @@ class ContourModel(BaseModel):
def get_line_groups(self):
return self._line_groups
def get_offset_model(self, offset):
def get_offset_model(self, offset, callback=None):
""" calculate a contour model that surrounds the current model with
a given offset.
This is mainly useful for engravings that should not proceed _on_ the
lines but besides these.
@value offset: shifting distance; positive values enlarge the model
@type offset: float
@value callback: function to call after finishing a single line.
It should return True if the user interrupted the operation.
@type callback: callable
@returns: the new shifted model
@rtype: pycam.Geometry.Model.Model
"""
def get_parallel_line(line, offset):
if offset == 0:
......@@ -287,12 +300,17 @@ class ContourModel(BaseModel):
# shorten both lines according to the new intersection
l1.p2 = intersection
l2.p1 = intersection
# use a cached offset model if it exists
if offset in self._cached_offset_models:
return self._cached_offset_models[offset]
result = ContourModel()
for group in self._line_groups:
closed_group = (len(group) > 1) and (group[-1].p2 == group[0].p1)
new_group = []
for line in group:
new_group.append(get_parallel_line(line, offset))
# counter for the progress callback
lines_to_be_processed = len(new_group)
finished = False
while not finished:
if len(new_group) > 1:
......@@ -306,6 +324,13 @@ class ContourModel(BaseModel):
l1 = new_group[index - 1]
l2 = new_group[index]
do_lines_intersection(l1, l2)
# Don't call the "progress" callback more times than the
# number of lines in this group.
if (lines_to_be_processed > 0) \
and callback and callback():
# the user requested "quit"
return None
lines_to_be_processed -= 1
# Remove all lines that were marked as obsolete during
# intersection calculation.
clean_group = [line for line in new_group
......@@ -316,11 +341,28 @@ class ContourModel(BaseModel):
finished = True
else:
new_group = clean_group
# "fix" the progress counter (it expected as many lines as there
# are items in the group. This causes small progress jumps.
if callback:
while lines_to_be_processed > 0:
if callback():
return None
lines_to_be_processed -= 1
for line in new_group:
result.append(line)
# cache the result
self._cached_offset_models[offset] = result
return result
def check_for_collisions(self):
def check_for_collisions(self, callback=None):
""" check if lines in different line groups of this model collide
Returns a pycam.Geometry.Point.Point instance in case of an
intersection.
Returns None if the optional "callback" returns True (e.g. the user
interrupted the operation).
Otherwise it returns False if no intersections were found.
"""
def get_bounds_of_group(group):
minx, maxx, miny, maxy = None, None, None, None
for line in group:
......@@ -337,27 +379,41 @@ class ContourModel(BaseModel):
if (maxy is None) or (maxy > lmaxy):
maxy = lmaxy
return (minx, maxx, miny, maxy)
def check_bounds_of_groups(group1, group2):
bound1 = get_bounds_of_group(group1)
bound2 = get_bounds_of_group(group2)
if ((bound1[0] < bound2[0]) and not (bound1[1] > bound2[1])) or \
((bound2[0] < bound1[0]) and not (bound2[1] > bound1[1])):
def check_bounds_of_groups(bound1, bound2):
if ((bound1[0] <= bound2[0] <= bound1[1]) \
or (bound1[0] <= bound2[1] <= bound1[1]) \
or (bound2[0] <= bound1[0] <= bound2[1]) \
or (bound2[0] <= bound1[1] <= bound2[1])):
# the x boundaries overlap
if ((bound1[2] < bound2[2]) and not (bound1[3] > bound2[3])) \
or ((bound2[2] < bound1[2]) \
and not (bound2[3] > bound1[3])):
# y also overlap
if ((bound1[2] <= bound2[2] <= bound1[3]) \
or (bound1[2] <= bound2[3] <= bound1[3]) \
or (bound2[2] <= bound1[2] <= bound2[3]) \
or (bound2[2] <= bound1[3] <= bound2[3])):
# also the y boundaries overlap
return True
return False
# check each pair of line groups for intersections
# first: cache the bounds of each group
bounds = {}
for group in self._line_groups:
bounds[id(group)] = get_bounds_of_group(group)
# now start to look for intersections
for group1 in self._line_groups:
for group2 in self._line_groups:
# don't compare a group with itself
if group1 is group2:
continue
# check if both groups overlap - otherwise skip this pair
if check_bounds_of_groups(group1, group2):
if check_bounds_of_groups(bounds[id(group1)],
bounds[id(group2)]):
# check each pair of lines for intersections
for line1 in group1:
for line2 in group2:
if line1.get_intersection(line2):
return True
intersection = line1.get_intersection(line2)
if intersection:
return intersection
# update the progress visualization and quit if requested
if callback and callback():
return None
return False
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