arc_geom_manager.cpp

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#include <preview_items/arc_geom_manager.h>
 
#include <math/util.h>      // for KiROUND
#include <geometry/eda_angle.h>
#include <trigo.h>
 
using namespace KIGFX::PREVIEW;
 

static EDA_ANGLE snapAngle( const EDA_ANGLE& aAngle )
{
    return ANGLE_45 * KiROUND( aAngle / ANGLE_45 );
}
 
 
bool ARC_GEOM_MANAGER::acceptPoint( const VECTOR2I& aPt )
{
    switch( getStep() )
    {
    case SET_ORIGIN: return setOrigin( aPt );
    case SET_START:  return setStart( aPt );
    case SET_ANGLE:  return setEnd( aPt );
    case COMPLETE:   return false;
    }
 
    return false;
}
 
 
void ARC_GEOM_MANAGER::SetClockwise( bool aCw )
{
    m_clockwise = aCw;
    m_directionLocked = true;
    setGeometryChanged();
}
 
 
void ARC_GEOM_MANAGER::ToggleClockwise()
{
    m_clockwise = !m_clockwise;
    m_directionLocked = true;
    setGeometryChanged();
}
 
 
VECTOR2I ARC_GEOM_MANAGER::GetOrigin() const
{
    return m_origin;
}
 
 
VECTOR2I ARC_GEOM_MANAGER::GetStartRadiusEnd() const
{
    VECTOR2I vec( static_cast<int>( m_radius ), 0 );
    RotatePoint( vec, -m_startAngle );
    return m_origin +vec;
}
 
 
VECTOR2I ARC_GEOM_MANAGER::GetEndRadiusEnd() const
{
    VECTOR2I vec( static_cast<int>( m_radius ), 0 );
    RotatePoint( vec, -m_endAngle );
    return m_origin + vec;
}
 
 
double ARC_GEOM_MANAGER::GetRadius() const
{
    return m_radius;
}
 
 
EDA_ANGLE ARC_GEOM_MANAGER::GetStartAngle() const
{
    EDA_ANGLE angle = m_startAngle;
 
    if( m_clockwise )
        angle -= ANGLE_360;
 
    return -angle;
}
 
 
EDA_ANGLE ARC_GEOM_MANAGER::GetSubtended() const
{
    EDA_ANGLE angle = m_endAngle - m_startAngle;
 
    if( m_endAngle <= m_startAngle )
        angle += ANGLE_360;
 
    if( m_clockwise )
        angle -= ANGLE_360;
 
    return -angle;
}
 
 
bool ARC_GEOM_MANAGER::setOrigin( const VECTOR2I& aOrigin )
{
    m_origin     = aOrigin;
    m_startAngle = ANGLE_0;
    m_endAngle   = ANGLE_0;
 
    return true;
}
 
 
bool ARC_GEOM_MANAGER::setStart( const VECTOR2I& aEnd )
{
    const VECTOR2I radVec = aEnd - m_origin;
 
    m_radius = radVec.EuclideanNorm();
    m_startAngle = EDA_ANGLE( radVec );
 
    if( m_angleSnap )
        m_startAngle = snapAngle( m_startAngle );
 
    // normalise to 0..360
    while( m_startAngle < ANGLE_0 )
        m_startAngle += ANGLE_360;
 
    m_endAngle = m_startAngle;
 
    return m_radius != 0.0;
}
 
 
bool ARC_GEOM_MANAGER::setEnd( const VECTOR2I& aCursor )
{
    const VECTOR2I radVec = aCursor - m_origin;
 
    m_endAngle = EDA_ANGLE( radVec );
 
    if( m_angleSnap )
        m_endAngle = snapAngle( m_endAngle );
 
    // normalise to 0..360
    while( m_endAngle < ANGLE_0 )
        m_endAngle += ANGLE_360;
 
    if( !m_directionLocked )
    {
        EDA_ANGLE ccwAngle = m_endAngle - m_startAngle;
 
        if( m_endAngle <= m_startAngle )
            ccwAngle += ANGLE_360;
 
        EDA_ANGLE cwAngle = std::abs( ccwAngle - ANGLE_360 );
 
        if( std::min( ccwAngle, cwAngle ) >= ANGLE_90 )
            m_directionLocked = true;
        else
            m_clockwise = cwAngle < ccwAngle;
    }
    else if( std::abs( GetSubtended() ) < ANGLE_90 )
    {
        m_directionLocked = false;
    }
 
    // if the end is the same as the start, this is a bad point
    return m_endAngle != m_startAngle;
}