Functions to construct 3D domain objects from 2D domain objects. More...

Functions
WlzObject *	WlzConstruct3DObjFromFile (int nFileStr, char *fileStr, int plane1, float xSz, float ySz, float zSz, WlzErrorNum dstErr)
	Constructs a 3D domain object from 2D domain objects read from the given files. Each file is read in turn and added to the 3D object. An empty plane can be specified by setting the file string to NULL. Either all or none of the 2D objects must have values. When the 2D objects have values then the background value of the first 2D object is set to be the background value of the 3D object. More...

WlzObject *	WlzConstruct3DObjFromObj (int nObjs, WlzObject *objs, int plane1, float xSz, float ySz, float zSz, WlzErrorNum dstErr)
	Constructs a 3D domain object from 2D domain objects. Each 2D object is assigned in turn to the 3D object no domains or values are copied. An empty can be specified by setting the 2D object to NULL. Either all or none of the 2D objects must have values. When the 2D objects have values then the background value of the first 2D object is set to be the background value of the 3D object. More...

Detailed Description

Functions to construct 3D domain objects from 2D domain objects.

Author: Bill Hill

Date: April 2003

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Id: d48b83dc26a55782209e508daa7ad7c383f9d674

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

: Copyright (C), [2012], The University Court of the University of Edinburgh, Old College, Edinburgh, UK.

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