import KCore.test as test
import Geom as D
import Converter as C
import Generator as G
# User definition of parametric curve
def f(t):
x = t
y = t * t + 1
z = 0.
return (x, y, z)
# i-array
a1 = D.curve(f, 10)
b1 = D.getCurvatureHeight(a1)
test.testA([b1], 1)
# BAR-array
a2 = C.convertArray2Tetra(a1)
b2 = D.getCurvatureHeight(a2)
test.testA([b2], 2)
# structured 2D
a3 = D.sphere((0, 0, 0), 1., 20)
b3 = D.getCurvatureHeight(a3)
test.testA([b3], 3)
# QUAD
a4 = C.convertArray2Hexa(a3)
import Geom as D
import KCore.test as test
import Converter as C
import Transform as T
# User definition of parametric curve
def f(t):
x = t
y = t*t+1
z = 0.
return (x,y,z)
def g(t):
x = 2*t
y = t*t + 4
z = 1.
return (x,y,z)
# test structure
a1 = D.curve(f)
b1 = D.getDistribution(a1)
test.testA([b1],1)
# Test sur une liste
a = D.circle( (0,0,0), 1, N=100)
b = T.subzone(a, (1,1,1), (50,1,1) )
c = T.subzone(a, (50,1,1), (100,1,1) )
c2 = D.getDistribution([b,c])
test.testA(c2,3)
def curve(f, N=100):
"""Create a curve from a user defined parametric function.
Usage: curve(f, N)"""
a = Geom.curve(f, N)
return C.convertArrays2ZoneNode('curve', [a])
# - curve (array) -
import Converter as C
import Geom as D
# Definition of parametric curve by a function
def f(t):
x = t
y = t * t + 1
z = 0.
return (x, y, z)
a = D.curve(f)
# Definition by equation
b = D.curve('{x}=cos(2*pi*{t}); {y}=sin(2*pi*{t}); {z} = 0.')
# Definition from data base
from Geom.Parametrics import base
c = D.curve(base['circle'])
C.convertArrays2File([a, b], "out.plt")
# - curve (array) -
import Geom as D
import KCore.test as test
# User definition of parametric curve by a function
def f(t):
x = t
y = t*t+1
z = 0.
return (x,y,z)
a = D.curve(f)
test.testA([a],1)
# Definition by equation
a = D.curve('{x}=cos(2*pi*{t}); {y}=sin(2*pi*{t}); {z} = 0.')
test.testA([a],2)
test.writeCoverage(100)
# - curve (array) - import Geom as D import KCore.test as test from Geom.Parametrics import base a = D.curve(base['circle'], N=100) test.testA([a], 1) a = D.curve(base['line'], N=100) test.testA([a], 2) test.writeCoverage(100)
