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 * File:          Tri.h,v
 * Date modified: 2004/11/12 01:28:44
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#ifndef _GMTL_TRI_H_
#define _GMTL_TRI_H_

#include <gmtl/Point.h>
#include <gmtl/Vec.h>
#include <gmtl/VecOps.h>
 
namespace gmtl
{
/**
 * This class defines a triangle as a set of 3 points order in CCW fashion.
 *
 * Triangle points are tri(s,t) = b+s*e0+t*e1 where 0 <= s <= 1,
 * 0 <= t <= 1, and 0 <= s+t <= 1.
 * @ingroup Types
 */
template< class DATA_TYPE >
class  Tri
{
public:
   /**
    * Constructs a new triangle with all vertices at the origin.
    */
   Tri() {}

   /**
    * Constructs a new triangle with the given points. The points must be passed
    * in in CCW order.
    *
    * @param p1   vertex0
    * @param p2   vertex1
    * @param p3   vertex2
    *
    * @pre p1, p2, p3 must be in CCW order
    */
   Tri( const Point<DATA_TYPE, 3>& p1, const Point<DATA_TYPE, 3>& p2,
        const Point<DATA_TYPE, 3>& p3)
   {
      mVerts[0] = p1;
      mVerts[1] = p2;
      mVerts[2] = p3;
   }

   /**
    * Constructs a duplicate of the given triangle.
    *
    * @param tri     the triangle to copy
    */
   Tri( const Tri<DATA_TYPE>& tri )
   {
      mVerts[0] = tri[0];
      mVerts[1] = tri[1];
      mVerts[2] = tri[2];
   }

   /**
    * Gets the nth vertex in the triangle.
    *
    * @param idx     the index to the vertex in the triangle
    * @pre 0 <= idx <= 2
    *
    * @return  the nth vertex as a point
    */
   //@{
   Point<DATA_TYPE, 3>& operator[]( const unsigned idx )
   {
      gmtlASSERT( idx <= 2 );
      return mVerts[idx];
   }
   const Point<DATA_TYPE, 3>& operator[]( const unsigned idx ) const
   {
      gmtlASSERT( idx <= 2 );
      return mVerts[idx];
   }
   //@}

   /**
    * Gets the nth edge of the triangle where edge0 corresponds to the vector
    * from vertex 0 to 1, edge1 corresponds to the vector from vertex 1 to 2 and
    * edge2 corresponsds to the vector from vertex 2 to vertex 0.
    *
    * @param   idx     the ordered edge index
    * @pre 0 <= idx <= 2
    *
    * @return  a vector from vertex idx to vertex (idx+1)mod size
    */
   Vec<DATA_TYPE, 3> edge( int idx ) const
   {
      gmtlASSERT( (0 <= idx) && (idx <= 2) );
      int idx2 = ( idx == 2 ) ? 0 : idx + 1;
      return (mVerts[idx2] - mVerts[idx]);
   }

   /** get edge vec from two verts 
    *
    * @param   idx,idy     the ordered vertex indicies
    * @pre 0 <= id <= 2
    *
    * @return  a vector from vertex idx to vertex idy
    */
   Vec<DATA_TYPE, 3> edge( int idx, int idy ) const
   {
      gmtlASSERT( (0 <= idx) && (idx <= 2) );
      gmtlASSERT( (0 <= idy) && (idy <= 2) );
      return (mVerts[idy] - mVerts[idx]);
   }

 

   /**
    * Set the triangle with the given points. The points must be passed
    * in in CCW order.
    *
    * @param p1   vertex0
    * @param p2   vertex1
    * @param p3   vertex2
    *
    * @pre p1, p2, p3 must be in CCW order
    */
   void set( const Point<DATA_TYPE, 3>& p1, const Point<DATA_TYPE, 3>& p2,
           const Point<DATA_TYPE, 3>& p3 )
   {
      mVerts[0] = p1;
      mVerts[1] = p2;
      mVerts[2] = p3;
   }

private:
   /**
    * The vertices of the triangle.
    */
   Point<DATA_TYPE, 3> mVerts[3];
};

// convenience typedefs
typedef Tri<float> Trif;
typedef Tri<double> Trid;
typedef Tri<int> Trii;
}

/*
// Finds the point on the seg nearest to pt.
// on the perimeter of the triangle.
// Returns the nearest point in nearPt
inline
void sgTri::findNearestEdgePt(const sgVec3& pt, sgVec3& nearPt) const
{
    //      find all the closest pts on the segs that make the tri
    //      return the closest one

    sgSeg   seg1;   seg1.makePts(_v1, _v2);
    sgSeg   seg2;   seg2.makePts(_v2, _v3);
    sgSeg   seg3;   seg3.makePts(_v3, _v1);

    sgVec3  pt1;    seg1.findNearestPt(pt, pt1);
    sgVec3  pt2;    seg2.findNearestPt(pt, pt2);
    sgVec3  pt3;    seg3.findNearestPt(pt, pt3);

    float dist1 = SG_SQUARE(pt1[0]-pt[0]) + SG_SQUARE(pt1[1]-pt[1]) + SG_SQUARE(pt1[2]-pt[2]);
    float dist2 = SG_SQUARE(pt2[0]-pt[0]) + SG_SQUARE(pt2[1]-pt[1]) + SG_SQUARE(pt2[2]-pt[2]);
    float dist3 = SG_SQUARE(pt3[0]-pt[0]) + SG_SQUARE(pt3[1]-pt[1]) + SG_SQUARE(pt3[2]-pt[2]);

    if((dist1 < dist2) && (dist1 < dist3))      // dist1 is min
        nearPt = pt1;
    else if(dist2 < dist3)                      // dist2 is min
        nearPt = pt2;
    else
        nearPt = pt3;                           // dist3 is min
}



        // Returns wether the pt is in the triangle
inline
int sgTri::ptIn(const sgVec3& pt) const
{
                // Graphic Gems I: Page 392
        int i0, i1, i2;     // Axis indices
        float u0, u1, u2, v0, v1, v2, alpha, beta;
        i0 = 0;
        
    sgVec3  triNormal = (_v2-_v1).cross((_v3-_v1));
    //sgPlane triPlane;
    //triPlane.makePts(_v1, _v2, _v3);

        // Find max index
    // NOTE: note the fabs.  I added because of bug in GG code with negative normals
        for(int index=0;index<3;index++)
        if (fabs(triNormal.vec[index]) > fabs(triNormal.vec[i0]))
                i0 = index;
        
        if(i0 == 0)
                { i1 = 1; i2 = 2; }
        else if (i0 == 1)
                { i1 = 2; i2 = 0; }
        else
                { i1 =0; i2 = 1; }
        
        u0 = pt[i1] - _v1[i1];
        v0 = pt[i2] - _v1[i2];
        u1 = _v2[i1] - _v1[i1];
        u2 = _v3[i1] - _v1[i1];
        v1 = _v2[i2] - _v1[i2];
        v2 = _v3[i2] - _v1[i2];
        if(u1 == 0)
        {
                beta = (u0/u2);
                if((beta >= 0) && (beta<= 1))
                        alpha = (v0 - (beta*v2))/v1;
        }
        else
        {
                beta = ((v0*u1) - (u0*v1))/((v2*u1) - (u2*v1));
                if((beta >= 0) && (beta<= 1))
                        alpha = (u0 - (beta*u2))/u1;
        }
        
        return ((alpha >= 0) && (beta >= 0) && ((alpha+beta) <= 1));
}



// Finds the point on the seg nearest to pt.
// Returns the nearest point in nearPt
void sgTri::findNearestPt(const sgVec3& pt, sgVec3& nearPt) const
{
        // find nearest pt on plaane.
        //      if it is in the tri, return it.
        // Otherwise return the pt closest on the edge of the tri

    sgPlane triPlane;
    triPlane.makePts(_v1, _v2, _v3);
    triPlane.findNearestPt(pt, nearPt);

    if(!ptIn(nearPt))
        findNearestEdgePt(pt, nearPt);
}
*/

#endif