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BRL-CAD
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#include <pullback.h>
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| double tolerance |
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| double flatness |
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| const ON_Surface* surf |
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Immutable surface parameterization facts cached for the numerical job. ON_NurbsSurface::IsClosed() constructs and compares boundary curves, so it must not be repeated for every projected sample.
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| ON_Interval surface_domain[2] |
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| brlcad::SurfaceTree* surftree |
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| std::list<ON_2dPointArray *>* segments |
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| bool order_reversed |
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| std::shared_ptr<brlcad::PullbackContext> context |
Job-local closest-point cache. It never owns STEP or geometry data.
Definition at line 109 of file pullback.h.
| PullbackFailureReason failure_reason = PullbackFailureReason::None |
Typed result from the bounded point-projection stage.
Definition at line 111 of file pullback.h.
A speculative caller needs only to establish that its exact candidate cannot be constructed. Once continuity-seeded and global projection have both rejected a sample, stop walking that direction instead of spending the caller's complete budget quantifying an already decisive failure. Ordinary and repair pullbacks retain exhaustive sampling.
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| size_t projection_samples = 0 |
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| size_t rejected_projection_samples = 0 |
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| size_t failed_projection_samples = 0 |
Rejected samples for which the closest-point solver found no finite candidate. These are solver failures, not evidence that the source curve lies outside its declared surface tolerance.
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| size_t failed_seam_crossing_searches = 0 |
Closed-curve seam transitions for which the local root finder did not locate an exact split. Callers may defer these to loop-level seam resolution, but must report the aggregate rather than printing inside this low-level numerical routine.
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| double maximum_projection_distance = 0.0 |
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Every stored UV was produced from a known source-curve parameter and its 3-D lift passed the active projection tolerance. Importers may consume this proof before any seam/topology routine mutates the samples; subsequent validation must use the represented curve locus again.
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| double declared_tolerance = 0.0 |
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| double maximum_recovery_tolerance = 0.0 |
Optional caller-authorized search bound used only when periodic seam handling collapses an otherwise valid pullback to one UV sample. The recovery still records the largest measured lift error separately, so callers can install a measured tolerance rather than this search bound. Generic callers retain strict behavior because this defaults to the ordinary pullback tolerance.
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| double maximum_recovery_distance = 0.0 |
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Loop-level proof selected this edge boundary as the unique periodic cut to a surface pole. Endpoint closure must preserve this pair until the exact seam-edge and singular trims are emitted.
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