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PCL
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| struct | pcl::AngleConversionOptions |
| A set of options specific for string representations of angles. More... | |
| struct | pcl::DecConversionOptions |
| A set of options specific for string representations of declination angles. More... | |
| struct | pcl::LatitudeConversionOptions |
| A set of options specific for string representations of latitude angles. More... | |
| struct | pcl::LongitudeConversionOptions |
| A set of options specific for string representations of longitude angles. More... | |
| struct | pcl::RAConversionOptions |
| A set of options specific for string representations of right ascensions. More... | |
| struct | pcl::SexagesimalConversionOptions |
| Formatting options for string sexagesimal representations. More... | |
Functions | |
| void | pcl::IsoString::ParseSexagesimal (int &sign, int &s1, int &s2, double &s3, const Array< char_type > &separators) const |
| void | pcl::String::ParseSexagesimal (int &sign, int &s1, int &s2, double &s3, const Array< char_type > &separators) const |
| void | pcl::IsoString::ParseSexagesimal (int &sign, int &s1, int &s2, double &s3, const IsoString &separator=':') const |
| void | pcl::String::ParseSexagesimal (int &sign, int &s1, int &s2, double &s3, const String &separator=':') const |
| double | pcl::IsoString::SexagesimalToDouble (const Array< char_type > &separators) const |
| double | pcl::String::SexagesimalToDouble (const Array< char_type > &separators) const |
| double | pcl::IsoString::SexagesimalToDouble (const IsoString &separator=':') const |
| double | pcl::String::SexagesimalToDouble (const String &separator=':') const |
| static IsoString | pcl::IsoString::ToSexagesimal (double d, const SexagesimalConversionOptions &options=SexagesimalConversionOptions()) |
| static String | pcl::String::ToSexagesimal (double d, const SexagesimalConversionOptions &options=SexagesimalConversionOptions()) |
| static IsoString | pcl::IsoString::ToSexagesimal (int sign, double s1, double s2, double s3, const SexagesimalConversionOptions &options=SexagesimalConversionOptions()) |
| static String | pcl::String::ToSexagesimal (int sign, double s1, double s2, double s3, const SexagesimalConversionOptions &options=SexagesimalConversionOptions()) |
| bool | pcl::IsoString::TryParseSexagesimal (int &sign, int &s1, int &s2, double &s3, const Array< char_type > &separators) const noexcept |
| bool | pcl::String::TryParseSexagesimal (int &sign, int &s1, int &s2, double &s3, const Array< char_type > &separators) const noexcept |
| bool | pcl::IsoString::TryParseSexagesimal (int &sign, int &s1, int &s2, double &s3, const IsoString &separator=':') const noexcept |
| bool | pcl::String::TryParseSexagesimal (int &sign, int &s1, int &s2, double &s3, const String &separator=':') const noexcept |
| bool | pcl::IsoString::TrySexagesimalToDouble (double &value, const Array< char_type > &separators) const noexcept |
| bool | pcl::String::TrySexagesimalToDouble (double &value, const Array< char_type > &separators) const noexcept |
| bool | pcl::IsoString::TrySexagesimalToDouble (double &value, const IsoString &separator=':') const noexcept |
| bool | pcl::String::TrySexagesimalToDouble (double &value, const String &separator=':') const noexcept |
| void pcl::IsoString::ParseSexagesimal | ( | int & | sign, |
| int & | s1, | ||
| int & | s2, | ||
| double & | s3, | ||
| const Array< char_type > & | separators | ||
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Evaluates this string as a sexagesimal numeric literal representation, using the specified set of separators, and stores the resulting components in the specified sign, s1, s2 and s3 variables.
This function is identical to ParseSexagesimal( int&, int&, int&, double&, const IsoString& ), but a set of separator characters is specified as a dynamic array. Any occurrence of a character contained by separators will be valid as a token separator.
| void pcl::String::ParseSexagesimal | ( | int & | sign, |
| int & | s1, | ||
| int & | s2, | ||
| double & | s3, | ||
| const Array< char_type > & | separators | ||
| ) | const |
Evaluates this string as a sexagesimal numeric literal representation, using the specified set of separators, and stores the resulting components in the specified sign, s1, s2 and s3 variables.
This function is identical to ParseSexagesimal( int&, int&, int&, double&, const String& ), but a set of separator characters is specified as a dynamic array. Any occurrence of a character contained by separators will be valid as a token separator.
| void pcl::IsoString::ParseSexagesimal | ( | int & | sign, |
| int & | s1, | ||
| int & | s2, | ||
| double & | s3, | ||
| const IsoString & | separator = ':' |
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| ) | const |
Evaluates this string as a sexagesimal numeric literal representation, using the specified separator, and stores the resulting components in the specified sign, s1, s2 and s3 variables.
The output value of sign is either -1 or +1, respectively for negative and positive values.
For information about the legal syntax of a sexagesimal literal, see the documentation for SexagesimalToDouble().
This function stores canonical minutes and seconds components, irrespective of the actual component values represented by this string. The output sexagesimal component values are such that:
0 ≤ s1
0 ≤ s2 < 60
0 ≤ s3 < 60
If this string doesn't contain a valid sexagesimal numeric literal, or if the range of double is exceeded, this member function throws a ParseError exception.
| void pcl::String::ParseSexagesimal | ( | int & | sign, |
| int & | s1, | ||
| int & | s2, | ||
| double & | s3, | ||
| const String & | separator = ':' |
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Evaluates this string as a sexagesimal numeric literal representation, using the specified separator, and stores the resulting components in the specified sign, s1, s2 and s3 variables.
The output value of sign is either -1 or +1, respectively for negative and positive values.
For information about the legal syntax of a sexagesimal literal, see the documentation for SexagesimalToDouble().
This function stores canonical minutes and seconds components, irrespective of the actual component values represented by this string. The output sexagesimal component values are such that:
0 ≤ s1
0 ≤ s2 < 60
0 ≤ s3 < 60
If this string doesn't contain a valid sexagesimal numeric literal, or if the range of double is exceeded, this member function throws a ParseError exception.
Evaluates this string as a sexagesimal numeric literal representation with the specified set of separators, and returns the result as a double value.
This function is identical to SexagesimalToDouble( const IsoString& ), but a set of separator characters is specified as a dynamic array. Any occurrence of a character contained by separators will be valid as a token separator.
Evaluates this string as a sexagesimal numeric literal representation with the specified set of separators, and returns the result as a double value.
This function is identical to SexagesimalToDouble( const String& ), but a set of separator characters is specified as a dynamic array. Any occurrence of a character contained by separators will be valid as a token separator.
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Evaluates this string as a sexagesimal numeric literal representation, and returns the result as a double value.
The source string is expected to have the following format:
[+|-]<s1>[<sep><s2>[<sep><s3>]][.[<decimal-part>]]
where <s1>, <s2>, <s3> and <decimal-part> are sequences of decimal digits from 0 to 9, and <sep> is any sequence of characters specified as the separator argument. The default separator is the colon character, ':'.
The result is equal to:
<sign> * (<s1> + <s2>/60 + <s3>/3600)
where omitted optional components are taken as zero, and <sign> is -1 iff a minus sign '-' leads the representation, or +1 otherwise.
If this string doesn't contain a valid sexagesimal numeric literal, or if the range of double is exceeded, this member function throws a ParseError exception.
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Evaluates this string as a sexagesimal numeric literal representation, and returns the result as a double value.
The source string is expected to have the following format:
[+|-]<s1>[<sep><s2>[<sep><s3>]][.[<decimal-part>]]
where <s1>, <s2>, <s3> and <decimal-part> are sequences of decimal digits from 0 to 9, and <sep> is any sequence of characters specified as the separator argument. The default separator is the colon character, ':'.
The result is equal to:
<sign> * (<s1> + <s2>/60 + <s3>/3600)
where omitted optional components are taken as zero, and <sign> is -1 iff a minus sign '-' leads the representation, or +1 otherwise.
If this string doesn't contain a valid sexagesimal numeric literal, or if the range of double is exceeded, this member function throws a ParseError exception.
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Returns a sexagesimal ASCII representation of the specified decimal value d, generated with the specified conversion options.
Calling this member function is equivalent to:
Definition at line 7497 of file String.h.
References pcl::Abs().
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Returns a sexagesimal ASCII representation of the specified decimal value d, generated with the specified conversion options.
Calling this member function is equivalent to:
Definition at line 12175 of file String.h.
References pcl::Abs().
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Returns a sexagesimal ASCII representation of the specified components sign, s1, s2 and s3, generated with the specified conversion options.
The generated representation will correspond to a negative value iff sign < 0, positive otherwise.
The generated representation is of the form:
[+|-]<s1>[<sep><s2>[<sep><s3>]][.[<decimal-part>]]
where the second and third sexagesimal components are canonicalized:
0 ≤ <s2> < 60 0 ≤ <s3> < 60
irrespective of the original s2 and s3 argument values.
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Returns a sexagesimal ASCII representation of the specified components sign, s1, s2 and s3, generated with the specified conversion options.
The generated representation will correspond to a negative value iff sign < 0, positive otherwise.
The generated representation is of the form:
[+|-]<s1>[<sep><s2>[<sep><s3>]][.[<decimal-part>]]
where the second and third sexagesimal components are canonicalized:
0 ≤ <s2> < 60 0 ≤ <s3> < 60
irrespective of the original s2 and s3 argument values.
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Attempts to evaluate this string as a sexagesimal numeric literal representation, using the specified set of separators.
This function is identical to TryParseSexagesimal( int&, int&, int&, double&, const IsoString& ), but a set of separator characters is specified as a dynamic array. Any occurrence of a character contained by separators will be valid as a token separator.
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Attempts to evaluate this string as a sexagesimal numeric literal representation, using the specified set of separators.
This function is identical to TryParseSexagesimal( int&, int&, int&, double&, const String& ), but a set of separator characters is specified as a dynamic array. Any occurrence of a character contained by separators will be valid as a token separator.
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Attempts to evaluate this string as a sexagesimal numeric literal representation, using the specified separator. If successful, stores the resulting components in the specified sign, s1, s2 and s3 variables, and returns true. For more information on syntax and output values and ranges, see the documentation for ParseSexagesimal().
If this string cannot be evaluated as a sexagesimal literal, this function returns false and does not change any of the sign, s1, s2 and s3 variables. This function does not throw any exception.
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Attempts to evaluate this string as a sexagesimal numeric literal representation, using the specified separator. If successful, stores the resulting components in the specified sign, s1, s2 and s3 variables, and returns true. For more information on syntax and output values and ranges, see the documentation for ParseSexagesimal().
If this string cannot be evaluated as a sexagesimal literal, this function returns false and does not change any of the sign, s1, s2 and s3 variables. This function does not throw any exception.
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Attempts to evaluate this string as a sexagesimal numeric literal with the specified set of separators.
This function is identical to TrySexagesimalToDouble( double&, const IsoString& ), but a set of separator characters is specified as a dynamic array. Any occurrence of a character contained by separators will be valid as a token separator.
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Attempts to evaluate this string as a sexagesimal numeric literal with the specified set of separators.
This function is identical to TrySexagesimalToDouble( double&, const String& ), but a set of separator characters is specified as a dynamic array. Any occurrence of a character contained by separators will be valid as a token separator.
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Attempts to evaluate this string as a sexagesimal numeric literal with the specified separator.
If this string can legally be evaluated as a sexagesimal literal and converted to a floating point number, this function stores the evaluation result in the specified value variable and returns true. For information about the legal syntax of a sexagesimal literal, see the documentation for SexagesimalToDouble().
If this string cannot be evaluated as a sexagesimal literal, this function returns false and does not change the value variable. This function does not throw any exception.
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Attempts to evaluate this string as a sexagesimal numeric literal with the specified separator.
If this string can legally be evaluated as a sexagesimal literal and converted to a floating point number, this function stores the evaluation result in the specified value variable and returns true. For information about the legal syntax of a sexagesimal literal, see the documentation for SexagesimalToDouble().
If this string cannot be evaluated as a sexagesimal literal, this function returns false and does not change the value variable. This function does not throw any exception.
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