#include <vtkArrayWeights.h>
vtkArrayWeights provides storage for a collection of weights to be used when merging / interpolating N-way arrays. Convenience constructors are provided for working with one, two, three, and four weighting factors. For arbitrary collections of weights, use SetCount() and operator[] to assign values.
vtkArrayWeights is most commonly used with the vtkInterpolate() function to compute weighted sums of vtkArray objects.
Definition at line 51 of file vtkArrayWeights.h.
Public Member Functions | |
vtkArrayWeights () | |
vtkArrayWeights (double i) | |
vtkArrayWeights (double i, double j) | |
vtkArrayWeights (double i, double j, double k) | |
vtkArrayWeights (double i, double j, double k, double l) | |
const vtkIdType | GetCount () const |
void | SetCount (vtkIdType count) |
double & | operator[] (vtkIdType) |
const double & | operator[] (vtkIdType) const |
vtkArrayWeights::vtkArrayWeights | ( | ) |
Create an empty collection of weights
vtkArrayWeights::vtkArrayWeights | ( | double | i | ) |
Create a collection containing one weight.
vtkArrayWeights::vtkArrayWeights | ( | double | i, | |
double | j | |||
) |
Create a collection containing two weights.
vtkArrayWeights::vtkArrayWeights | ( | double | i, | |
double | j, | |||
double | k | |||
) |
Create a collection containing three weights.
vtkArrayWeights::vtkArrayWeights | ( | double | i, | |
double | j, | |||
double | k, | |||
double | l | |||
) |
Create a collection containing four weights.
const vtkIdType vtkArrayWeights::GetCount | ( | ) | const |
Returns the number of weights stored in this container.
void vtkArrayWeights::SetCount | ( | vtkIdType | count | ) |
Sets the number of weights stored in this container. Note that each weight will be reset to 0.0 after calling SetCount(), use operator[] to assign the desired value for each weight.
double& vtkArrayWeights::operator[] | ( | vtkIdType | ) |
Accesses the i-th weight in the collection.
const double& vtkArrayWeights::operator[] | ( | vtkIdType | ) | const |
Accesses the i-th weight in the collection.