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use crate::math::{Isometry, Point}; use crate::shape::FeatureId; use na::{self, RealField}; /// Description of the projection of a point on a shape. #[derive(Copy, Clone, Debug)] #[cfg_attr(feature = "serde", derive(Serialize, Deserialize))] pub struct PointProjection<N: RealField> { /// Whether or not the point to project was inside of the shape. pub is_inside: bool, /// The projection result. pub point: Point<N>, } impl<N: RealField> PointProjection<N> { /// Initializes a new `PointProjection`. pub fn new(is_inside: bool, point: Point<N>) -> PointProjection<N> { PointProjection { is_inside, point } } } /// Trait of objects that can be tested for point inclusion and projection. pub trait PointQuery<N: RealField> { /// Projects a point on `self` transformed by `m`. fn project_point(&self, m: &Isometry<N>, pt: &Point<N>, solid: bool) -> PointProjection<N>; /// Computes the minimal distance between a point and `self` transformed by `m`. #[inline] fn distance_to_point(&self, m: &Isometry<N>, pt: &Point<N>, solid: bool) -> N { let proj = self.project_point(m, pt, solid); let dist = na::distance(pt, &proj.point); if solid || !proj.is_inside { dist } else { -dist } } /// Projects a point on the boundary of `self` transformed by `m` and retuns the id of the /// feature the point was projected on. fn project_point_with_feature( &self, m: &Isometry<N>, pt: &Point<N>, ) -> (PointProjection<N>, FeatureId); /// Tests if the given point is inside of `self` transformed by `m`. #[inline] fn contains_point(&self, m: &Isometry<N>, pt: &Point<N>) -> bool { self.project_point(m, pt, false).is_inside } } /// Returns shape-specific info in addition to generic projection information /// /// One requirement for the `PointQuery` trait is to be usable as a trait /// object. Unfortunately this precludes us from adding an associated type to it /// that might allow us to return shape-specific information in addition to the /// general information provided in `PointProjection`. This is where /// `PointQueryWithLocation` comes in. It forgoes the ability to be used as a trait /// object in exchange for being able to provide shape-specific projection /// information. /// /// Any shapes that implement `PointQuery` but are able to provide extra /// information, can implement `PointQueryWithLocation` in addition and have their /// `PointQuery::project_point` implementation just call out to /// `PointQueryWithLocation::project_point_with_location`. pub trait PointQueryWithLocation<N: RealField> { /// Additional shape-specific projection information /// /// In addition to the generic projection information returned in /// `PointProjection`, implementations might provide shape-specific /// projection info. The type of this shape-specific information is defined /// by this associated type. type Location; /// Projects a point on `self` transformed by `m`. fn project_point_with_location( &self, m: &Isometry<N>, pt: &Point<N>, solid: bool, ) -> (PointProjection<N>, Self::Location); }