[vtkusers] Sum: getting double precision coordinates in vtkPoints (Java)
Karin Faulhaber
faulhaber at ipf.uni-karlsruhe.de
Fri Jun 29 13:38:26 EDT 2001
Hi, I'm posting this in case sometime somebody has the same problem:
- If you have double precision coordinates you want to store in a
vtkPoints object and
- if you are using vtk (3.1) with java (where you don't have all of the
methods you have in the C++ classes)
the following code snippets are the solution.
Karin
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1. Create a vtkDoubleArray with three components and the correct number
of tuples:
vtkDoubleArray da = new vtkDoubleArray();
da.SetNumberOfComponents(3);
da.SetNumberOfTuples(numberOfPoints);
2. Fill this array with values:
double x1, y1, z1, x2, y2, z2
...
da.SetValue(0, x1);
da.SetValue(1, y1);
da.SetValue(2, z1);
da.SetValue(3, x2);
da.SetValue(4, y2);
da.SetValue(5, z2);
...
3. Create a vtkPoints object, set the number of components to 3 and fill
it with the array:
vtkPoints coordinates = new vtkPoints();
coordinates.GetData().SetNumberOfComponents(3);
coordinates.SetData(da);
4. You can get the correct double precision numbers from the vtkPoints
object with the following line:
double xOut = ((vtkDoubleArray)(coordinates[0].GetData())).GetValue(0);
etc.
The following line doesn't seem to be necessary:
coordinates.SetDataTypeToDouble();
--
Karin Faulhaber
Universitaet Karlsruhe
Institut fuer Photogrammetrie und Fernerkundung (IPF)
Englerstr. 7
76128 Karlsruhe
Tel: 0721/608-3676
E-Mail: faulhaber at ipf.uni-karlsruhe.de
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