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VecIndx Class Function Manual |
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VecIndx Class Function Manual |
Purpose
To get a value of an element at a particular index in a Vector. The return result is an Indx object.
The first element index is 0, and the last one is n-1, where n is no of total elements.
Class
VecIndx
Usage
{Indx} ret = object({int} argm1)
argm1 = index number
Example:
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->v = VecIndx(5) ->v.pushback(Indx(100,200)) ->v.pushback(Indx(100,300)) ->v.pushback(Indx(100,400)) ->print v |
See also (class function)
init
Purpose
To calculate area of a polygon, constructed by a vector of indices.
Class
VecIndx
Usage
{double} ret = object.AREA()
Example:
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->v = VecIndx(5) ->v.pushback(Indx(100,200)) ->v.pushback(Indx(100,300)) ->v.pushback(Indx(200,400)) ->print v |
See also (class function)
Purpose
To increase the maximum size of the vector by a given number.
Class
VecIndx
Usage
{void} object.EXTEND({int} argm1)
argm1 = number of elements wanted to extend
Example:
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->v = VecIndx(5) ->v.maxsize() ->v.maxsize() |
See also (class function)
maxsize, truncate
Purpose
To find in a vector object a particular value of element.
The return result is an index of the vector, if found, otherwise it returns -1.
Class
VecIndx
Usage
{int} ret = object.FIND({Indx} argm1)
argm1 = value of an element wanted to find
Example:
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->v = VecIndx(5) ->v.pushback(Indx(100,200)) ->v.pushback(Indx(100,300)) ->v.pushback(Indx(100,400)) ->print v |
See also (class function)
qfind
Purpose
To report the current ID of the vector.
Class
VecIndx
Usage
{int} ret = object.ID()
Example:
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->v = VecIndx(5) ->v.id() |
See also (class function)
maxsize, truncate, extend
Purpose
To initialize a vector object.
Please be aware that once the vector is initialized, it is still empty. Only its maximum number of element in the vector is declared. Use function "pushback" to insert element into a vector.
Class
VecIndx
Usage
{void} object.INIT({int} argm1)
argm1 = number of maximum elements in the vector
Example:
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->v = VecIndx() ->v.init(500) -> |
See also (class function)
pushback
Purpose
To initialize a VecIndx object by rasterization between two given indices.
The result VecIndx object will contains the two initial indices, one at the beginning and one at the end, together with all rasterized indices in the between.
Class
VecIndx
Usage
{void} object.LINERAST({int} argm1, {int} argm2,{int} argm3, {int} argm4)
argm1 = row number of the 1st pixel of the line
argm2 = column number of the 1st pixel of the line
argm3 = row number of the last pixel of the line
argm4 = column number of the last pixel of the line
Example:
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->v = VecIndx() ->v.linerast(1,2,5,9) ->print v |
See also (class function)
Purpose
To read data from an ASCII file and stored in a VecIndx object.
If file name extension is omitted, the function will add default extensions to the files. The default extension of an ASCII data file is ".txt".
Unless the path name is given in the file names, the function will search for the files in the current working directory, defined by command "set path".
It is important to make sure that the each line in the file has only 2 fields, the first is read as row number and the second is read as column number. Both of them are separated by at least one blank, a white space, ASCII 32.
It is possible to have a comment line in the data file, by inserting a slash sign, "/", in front of a line. Comment lines will not be read by the function.
Class
VecIndx
Usage
{void} object.LOAD({String} argm1)
argm1 = data filename (default extension is ".txt")
Example:
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->v = VecIndx() ->v.load("my_data") -> |
See also (class function)
save
Purpose
To search for a particular ID block number, then read a block of the data out from an ASCII file and stored in a VecIndx object.
If file name extension is omitted, the function will add default extensions to the files. The default extension of an ASCII data file is ".txt".
Unless the path name is given in the file names, the function will search for the files in the current working directory, defined by command "set path".
Each line in the data file can either has one field or two fields. If it has 2 fields, they are separated by at least one blank, a white space, ASCII 32, and the first one is read as row number, while the second one is column number. A line with one field is interpreted as an ID.
An example of data is:
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By using this function "loadsch", it is possible to store separate sets of data in one file, and be able to extract a particular data set within that file. Each data set must have its own unique ID, for example 101, 102, 103 (see example above).
It is possible to have a comment line in the data file, by inserting a slash sign, "/", in front of a line. Comment lines will not be read by the function.
Class
VecIndx
Usage
{void} object.LOADSCH({String} argm1)
argm1 = data filename (default extension is ".txt")
Example:
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->v = VecIndx() ->v.loadsch("my_data", 102) ->print v |
See also (class function)
load
Purpose
To convert to a Matrix object.
This function creates a Matrix of size n rows by 2 columns, where n is number of indices in the vector.
Class
VecIndx
Usage
{Matrix} ret = object.MATRIX()
Example:
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->v = VecIndx(5) ->v.pushback(Indx(100,200)) ->v.pushback(Indx(100,300)) ->v.pushback(Indx(100,400)) ->print v ->M |
See also (class function)
Purpose
To compute the maximum value of elements in the vector.
The return result is a Pt2D object, where the x coordinate is the maximum value of row indices, and y coordinate is the maximum vaalue of column indices.
Class
VecIndx
Usage
{Pt2D} ret = object.MAX()
Example:
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->v = VecIndx(5) ->v.pushback(Indx(100,200)) ->v.pushback(Indx(100,300)) ->v.pushback(Indx(100,400)) ->print v |
See also (class function)
min, mean
Purpose
To report the maximum size of the vector. This is the maximum number of elements that can be stored in the vector.
Class
VecIndx
Usage
{int} ret = object.MAXSIZE()
Example:
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->v = VecIndx(5) ->v.maxsize() |
See also (class function)
size, truncate, extend
Purpose
To compute the mean value of indices in the vector.
The return result is a Pt2D object, where the x coordinate is the mean value of row indices, and y coordinate is that of column indices.
Class
VecIndx
Usage
{Pt2D} ret = object.MEAN()
Example:
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->v = VecIndx(5) ->v.pushback(Indx(100,200)) ->v.pushback(Indx(100,300)) ->v.pushback(Indx(100,400)) ->print v |
See also (class function)
min, max
Purpose
To compute the minimum value of elements in the vector.
The return result is a Pt2D object, where the x coordinate is the minimum value of row indices, and y coordinate is the minimum value of column indices.
Class
VecIndx
Usage
{Pt2D} ret = object.MIN()
Example:
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->v = VecIndx(5) ->v.pushback(Indx(100,200)) ->v.pushback(Indx(100,300)) ->v.pushback(Indx(100,400)) ->print v |
See also (class function)
max, mean
Purpose
To insert an Index in a vector object. A new element will be insert at the last available index in the vector.
Suppose the vector has already 4 element in it, when a new element is inserted, the size is updated to 5 and the new element is stored at index number 4. The first element index is 0, and the last one is n-1, where n is no of total elements.
Class
VecIndx
Usage
{void} object.PUSHBACK({Indx} argm1)
argm1 = an index being inserted
Example:
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->v = VecIndx(5) ->v.pushback(Indx(100,200)) ->v.pushback(Indx(100,300)) ->v.pushback(Indx(100,400)) ->print v |
See also (class function)
init
Purpose
To find in a vector object a particular value of element. This function expects that the content of the vector is already sorted, or otherwise it will not work correctly.
It performs a binary searching which is much faster than using the function "find".
The return result is an index of the vector, if found, otherwise it returns -1.
Class
VecIndx
Usage
{int} ret = object.FIND({Indx} argm1)
argm1 = value of an element wanted to find
Example:
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->v = VecIndx(5) ->v.pushback(Indx(100,200)) ->v.pushback(Indx(100,300)) ->v.pushback(Indx(100,400)) ->print v ->print v1 |
See also (class function)
find
Purpose
To empty the content of the vector.
This function can be used to reset the vector very quick. It simply sets the size of the vector to zero. It does not do any memory initialization.
Class
VecIndx
Usage
{void} object.REMALL()
Example:
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->v = VecIndx(5) ->v.pushback(Indx(100,200)) ->v.pushback(Indx(100,300)) ->v.pushback(Indx(100,400)) ->print v ->v.remall() ->print v -> |
See also (class function)
remove, remsort
Purpose
To remove an element at a particular index out of the vector.
This function replaces the content at the required index with the last element, and simply reduces the size of the vector by 1.
Class
VecIndx
Usage
{void} object.REMOVE({int} argm1)
argm1 = index at which the element being removed
Example:
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->v = VecIndx(5) ->v.pushback(Indx(100,200)) ->v.pushback(Indx(100,300)) ->v.pushback(Indx(100,400)) ->print v ->print v |
See also (class function)
remall, remsort
Purpose
To remove a group of elements, specified by a starting index and ending index, out of the vector. This function will fill up the gap by shift the rest of the content of the vector forward.
Class
VecIndx
Usage
{void} object.REMSORT({int} argm1,[{int} argm1])
argm1 = start index at which the element being removed
argm2 = ending index at which the element being removed
(default = the same index as the start index)
Example:
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->v = VecIndx(5) ->v.pushback(Indx(100,200)) ->v.pushback(Indx(100,300)) ->v.pushback(Indx(100,400)) ->v.pushback(Indx(100,500)) ->print v ->print v |
See also (class function)
remall, remove
Purpose
To reverse the content of the vector.
Class
VecIndx
Usage
{Vector} ret = object.REVERSE()
Example:
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->v = VecIndx(5) ->v.pushback(Indx(100,200)) ->v.pushback(Indx(100,300)) ->v.pushback(Indx(100,400)) ->v.pushback(Indx(100,500)) ->print v ->print v1 |
See also (class function)
sort, qsort
Purpose
To save as ASCII format. Each line in the output file represents an element in the vector.
if a file name extension is not given, the function assumes an extension of ".txt".
if a path name is not include in the specified file name, the function will search in the current data path, set by command "set path".
Class
VecIndx
Usage
{void} object.SAVE({String} argm1)
argm1 = output file name
Example:
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->v.save("my_data") |
See also (class function)
load, loadsch
Purpose
To shift the values of index by a specific amount of pixels in row and column direction.
Class
VecIndx
Usage
{void} object.SHIFT({double} argm1,{double} argm2)
argm1 = shift in row direction
argm2 = shift in column direction
Example:
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->v = VecIndx(5) ->v.pushback(Indx(100,200)) ->v.pushback(Indx(100,300)) ->v.pushback(Indx(100,400))
->print v
->print v |
See also (class function)
Purpose
To report the current size of the vector. This is the current number of elements in the vector.
Class
VecIndx
Usage
{int} ret = object.SIZE()
Example:
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->v = VecIndx(5) ->v.size() |
See also (class function)
maxsize, truncate, extend
Purpose
To smooth the line, whose vertices defined by indices in the vector object, using a Douglas-Peucker algorithm.
The user is required to provide a tolerant distance, which is used to determine whether a vertex will be include in the smooth version of the line. A vertex is discarded if the distance from it to the line is less than the given tolerance.
Class
VecIndx
Usage
{VecIndx} ret = object.SMOOOTH({double} argm1)
argm1 = tolerant distance (in pixel unit)
Example:
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->v = VecIndx(5) ->v.pushback(Indx(100,200)) ->v.pushback(Indx(100,300)) ->v.pushback(Indx(100,400)) ->print v ->print v1 |
See also (class function)
Purpose
To sort elements of a vector by using Shell sort.
Class
VecIndx
Usage
{VecIndx} ret = object.SORT()
Example:
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->v = VecIndx(5) ->v.pushback(Indx(100,200)) ->v.pushback(Indx(100,300)) ->v.pushback(Indx(100,400)) ->print v ->print v1 |
See also (class function)
qfind
Purpose
To swap row and column of all indices in the vector.
Class
VecIndx
Usage
{void} object.SWAP_RC()
Example:
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->v = VecIndx(5) ->v.pushback(Indx(100,200)) ->v.pushback(Indx(100,300)) ->v.pushback(Indx(100,400)) ->print v ->print v |
See also (class function)
shift
Purpose
To trim out all the empty space of the current vector.
Suppose a vector has 5 elements in it, and its max size is 500, once it is trimmed, the max size is reduced to 5. This function does a new memory initialization.
Class
VecIndx
Usage
{void} object.TRUNCATE()
argm1 = number of elements wanted to extend
Example:
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->v = VecIndx(5) ->v.maxsize() ->v.maxsize() |
See also (class function)
maxsize, extend
Purpose
To extract a portion of a vector, specified by a starting index and ending index.
Class
VecIndx
Usage
{VecIndx} ret = object.WINDOW({int} argm1,{int} argm2)
argm1 = start index at which the element being extracted
argm2 = ending index at which the element being extracted
Example:
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->v = VecIndx(5) ->v.pushback(Indx(100,200)) ->v.pushback(Indx(100,300)) ->v.pushback(Indx(100,400)) ->print v ->print v1 |
See also (class function)
window_r, window_rc
Purpose
To extract indices that fall within a window range, specified by the starting and ending row numbers.
This is a one dimensional search.
Class
VecIndx
Usage
{VecIndx} ret = object.WINDOW_R({int} argm1,{int} argm2)
argm1 = start row number of the window
argm2 = end row number of the window
Example:
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->v = VecIndx(5) ->v.pushback(Indx(100,200)) ->v.pushback(Indx(100,300)) ->v.pushback(Indx(100,400)) ->print v ->print v1 |
See also (class function)
window, window_rc
Purpose
To extract indices that fall within a window range, specified by the starting and ending row and column numbers.
This is a two dimensional search.
Class
VecIndx
Usage
{VecIndx} ret = object.WINDOW_RC({int} argm1,{int} argm2,{int} argm3,{int} argm4)
argm1 = start row number of the window
argm2 = end row number of the window
argm1 = start column number of the window
argm2 = end column number of the window
Example:
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->v = VecIndx(5) ->v.pushback(Indx(100,200)) ->v.pushback(Indx(100,300)) ->v.pushback(Indx(100,400)) ->print v ->print v1 |
See also (class function)
window, window_r