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#ifndef slic3r_BridgeDetector_hpp_
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#define slic3r_BridgeDetector_hpp_
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#include "libslic3r.h"
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#include "ExPolygon.hpp"
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#include "ExPolygonCollection.hpp"
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#include <string>
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namespace Slic3r {
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// The bridge detector optimizes a direction of bridges over a region or a set of regions.
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// A bridge direction is considered optimal, if the length of the lines strang over the region is maximal.
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// This is optimal if the bridge is supported in a single direction only, but
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// it may not likely be optimal, if the bridge region is supported from all sides. Then an optimal 
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// solution would find a direction with shortest bridges.
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// The bridge orientation is measured CCW from the X axis.
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class BridgeDetector {
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public:
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    // The non-grown holes.
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    const ExPolygons            &expolygons;
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    // In case the caller gaves us the input polygons by a value, make a copy.
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    ExPolygons                   expolygons_owned;
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    // Lower slices, all regions.
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    const ExPolygonCollection   &lower_slices;
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    // Scaled extrusion width of the infill.
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    coord_t                      spacing;
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    // Angle resolution for the brute force search of the best bridging angle.
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    double                       resolution;
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    // The final optimal angle.
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    double                       angle;
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    BridgeDetector(ExPolygon _expolygon, const ExPolygonCollection &_lower_slices, coord_t _extrusion_width);
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    BridgeDetector(const ExPolygons &_expolygons, const ExPolygonCollection &_lower_slices, coord_t _extrusion_width);
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    // If bridge_direction_override != 0, then the angle is used instead of auto-detect.
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    bool detect_angle(double bridge_direction_override = 0.);
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    Polygons coverage(double angle = -1) const;
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    void unsupported_edges(double angle, Polylines* unsupported) const;
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    Polylines unsupported_edges(double angle = -1) const;
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private:
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    // Suppress warning "assignment operator could not be generated"
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    BridgeDetector& operator=(const BridgeDetector &);
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    void initialize();
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    struct BridgeDirection {
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        BridgeDirection(double a = -1.) : angle(a), coverage(0.), max_length(0.) {}
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        // the best direction is the one causing most lines to be bridged (thus most coverage)
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        bool operator<(const BridgeDirection &other) const {
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            // Initial sort by coverage only - comparator must obey strict weak ordering
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            return this->coverage > other.coverage;
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        };
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        double angle;
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        double coverage;
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        double max_length;
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    };
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    // Get possible briging direction candidates.
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    std::vector<double> bridge_direction_candidates() const;
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    // Open lines representing the supporting edges.
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    Polylines _edges;
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    // Closed polygons representing the supporting areas.
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    ExPolygons _anchor_regions;
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};
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}
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#endif
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