WlzCMeshScan.c File Reference

Iterators for scanning through CMesh based objects and domains. More...

Functions
WlzCMeshNod2D *	WlzCMeshNextNod2D (WlzCMesh2D *mesh, int *idx, int all)
	Returns the next node in the 2D mesh. Repeatedly calling this function will itterate through all nodes of the mesh. Before starting to itterate through the nodes of a mesh the index should be initialised to zero (or the index value from which to start). On return the index will have been incremented. More...
WlzCMeshNod3D *	WlzCMeshNextNod3D (WlzCMesh3D *mesh, int *idx, int all)
	Returns the next node in the 3D mesh. Repeatedly calling this function will itterate through all nodes of the mesh. Before starting to itterate through the nodes of a mesh the index should be initialised to zero (or the index value from which to start). On return the index will have been incremented. More...
WlzCMeshElm2D *	WlzCMeshNextElm2D (WlzCMesh2D *mesh, int *idx, int all)
	Returns the next element in the 2D mesh. Repeatedly calling this function will itterate through all elements of the mesh. Before starting to itterate through the elements of a mesh the index should be initialised to zero (or the index value from which to start). On return the index will have been incremented. More...
WlzCMeshElm3D *	WlzCMeshNextElm3D (WlzCMesh3D *mesh, int *idx, int all)
	Returns the next element in the 3D mesh. Repeatedly calling this function will itterate through all elements of the mesh. Before starting to itterate through the elements of a mesh the index should be initialised to zero (or the index value from which to start). On return the index will have been incremented. More...

Detailed Description

Iterators for scanning through CMesh based objects and domains.

Author

Bill Hill

Date

October 2009

Version

Id

96c572b1a21fc2e66773aeb7262ba2ed791de64d

Address: MRC Human Genetics Unit, MRC Institute of Genetics and Molecular Medicine, University of Edinburgh, Western General Hospital, Edinburgh, EH4 2XU, UK.

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