SliceScaleBar Class Reference
[Nodes]

VSG extension [PREVIEW] [Medical] Shape node to display a dynamic scale bar in window coordinates. More...

#include <Medical/nodes/SliceScaleBar.h>

Inheritance diagram for SliceScaleBar:
SoAnnotation SoSeparator SoGroup SoNode SoFieldContainer SoBase SoRefCounter SoTypedObject

List of all members.

Public Types

enum  Orientation {
  HORIZONTAL = 0,
  VERTICAL = 1
}
enum  Alignment {
  LEFT = 0,
  BOTTOM = 0,
  CENTER = 1,
  RIGHT = 2,
  TOP = 2
}

Public Member Functions

virtual SoType getTypeId () const
 SliceScaleBar ()

Static Public Member Functions

static SoType getClassTypeId ()
static void initClass ()
static void exitClass ()

Public Attributes

SoSFVec2f position
SoSFFloat length
SoSFInt32 numTickIntervals
SoSFNode trackedCamera
SoSFEnum orientation
SoSFEnum alignment
SoSFString label

Detailed Description

VSG extension [PREVIEW] [Medical] Shape node to display a dynamic scale bar in window coordinates.

This class displays a 2D scale bar. The position of the scale bar is specified in normalized screen coordinates (-1 to 1). By default, the length of the scale bar is a fixed distance in normalized screen coordinates. However if the trackedCamera field is set, then length is a distance in 3D world coordinates and the the size of the scale bar on screen is computed based on that distance. For example, if the application is viewing DICOM data measured in millimeters (mm), then setting length to 100 displays a scale bar that shows the distance 10 cm on screen. The scale bar size will change if the camera is zoomed in or out (camera height field changes).

The distance computation is based on "horizontal" or "vertical" relative to the camera, so the scale bar adjusts automatically if the camera is rotated to view a different volume axis, e.g. Coronal vs Axial.

This class is not intended to replace the MeshViz axis classes for general 2D data plotting. This class has only been tested with SoOrthoSlice and an SoOrthographicCamera (the usual case for medical image viewing).

FILE FORMAT/DEFAULT

SEE ALSO

InventorMedical, DicomInfo, Gnomon, Magnifier, Ruler, SliceOrientationMarkers

What is a Preview Feature ?:

Member Enumeration Documentation

Scale bar alignment.

Enumerator:
LEFT 

Left (for horizontal orientation).

BOTTOM 

Bottom (for vertical orientation).

CENTER 

Center (for either orientation).

RIGHT 

Right (for horizontal orientation).

TOP 

Top (for vertical orientation).

Scale bar orientation.

Enumerator:
HORIZONTAL 

Horizontal.

VERTICAL 

Vertical.


Constructor & Destructor Documentation

SliceScaleBar::SliceScaleBar (  ) 

Constructor.


Member Function Documentation

static void SliceScaleBar::exitClass (  )  [static]

Finish using the class.

Reimplemented from SoAnnotation.

static SoType SliceScaleBar::getClassTypeId (  )  [static]

Returns the type identifier for this class.

Reimplemented from SoAnnotation.

virtual SoType SliceScaleBar::getTypeId (  )  const [virtual]

Returns the type identifier for this specific instance.

Reimplemented from SoAnnotation.

static void SliceScaleBar::initClass (  )  [static]

Initialize the class.

Reimplemented from SoAnnotation.


Member Data Documentation

Scale bar alignment (default is CENTER).

Label (default is empty string).

Length in normalized screen coordinates (-1 to 1) if not tracking, else length in 3D world coordinates.

Default is 1.

For example, if the application is viewing DICOM data measured in millimeters (mm), then setting length to 100 displays a 10 cm scale bar on screen.

Number of tick intervals (default is 0).

If numTickIntervals is 0, no tick marks are drawn. For example, if the length is set to 100 mm, then set numTickIntervals to 10 to get a tick mark every 10 mm (1 cm).

Scale bar orientation (default is HORIZONTAL).

Position in normalized screen coordinates (-1 to 1).

Default is (0,0,0).

Tracked camera (default is null).

This should be the camera that is viewing the tracked scene. It will be used to determine the length of the axis in NDC based on the specified length in 3D world coordinates.


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

Open Inventor Toolkit reference manual, generated on 12 Feb 2024
Copyright © Thermo Fisher Scientific All rights reserved.
http://www.openinventor.com/