mitkMeshReader Class Reference

mitkMeshReader - an abstract class represents a mesh reader to read mesh files More...

#include <mitkMeshReader.h>

Inherits mitkReader.

Inherited by mitkPLYReader, and mitkSTLReader.

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Public Member Functions
virtual void	PrintSelf (ostream &os)
void	SetOoCSupport (char const *diskPath=mitkOoCGlobalSettings::DiskCachePath, unsigned int bufBlockNum=mitkOoCGlobalSettings::BufferedSliceNumber, bool supportOoC=true)
mitkMesh *	GetOutput ()

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Detailed Description

mitkMeshReader - an abstract class represents a mesh reader to read mesh files

mitkMeshReader is an abstract class represents a mesh reader to read mesh files. To use a concrete mesh reader, the code snippet is:

    mitkSomeMeshReader *aReader = new mitkSomeMeshReader; 
    aReader->AddFileName(filename); //Only require one file name 
    if (aReader->Run())
    {
        mitkMesh *aMesh = aReader->GetOutput(); 
        Using aMesh 
    }

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Member Function Documentation

mitkMesh* mitkMeshReader::GetOutput (   )

Get the output mesh the reader has read. Returns: the output volume.

virtual void mitkMeshReader::PrintSelf (  ostream &  os  )  [virtual]

Print the necessary information about this object for the debugging purpose. Parameters: os  The specified ostream to output information. Reimplemented from mitkReader. Reimplemented in mitkPLYReader, and mitkSTLReader.

void mitkMeshReader::SetOoCSupport (  char const *  diskPath = mitkOoCGlobalSettings::DiskCachePath, unsigned int  bufBlockNum = mitkOoCGlobalSettings::BufferedSliceNumber, bool  supportOoC = true )

Let the reader support out-of-core mesh data. Parameters: diskPath  the path in the disk to cache the mesh data bufSliceNum  the number of slices to cache in the main memory supportOoC  whether to turn on out-of-core support Note: The parameter diskPath must be specified (not NULL) if you really want to turn on out-of-core support, if not, the value of supportOoC will be ignored even if it is set to true.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• mitkMeshReader.h

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