LORCoordinates.h File Reference

defines various classes for specifying a line in 3 dimensions More...

#include "stir/CartesianCoordinate3D.h"
#include "stir/Succeeded.h"
#include "stir/LORCoordinates.inl"

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Classes
class	stir::LOR< coordT >
	A base class for specifying an LOR with geometric coordinates. More...
class	stir::PointOnCylinder< coordT >
	A class for a point on a cylinder. More...
class	stir::LORCylindricalCoordinates_z_and_radius< coordT >
	An internal class for LORs. Do not use. More...
class	stir::LORInCylinderCoordinates< coordT >
	A class for LORs. More...
class	stir::LORAs2Points< coordT >
	A class for LORs. More...
class	stir::LORInAxialAndSinogramCoordinates< coordT >
	A class for LORs. More...
class	stir::LORInAxialAndNoArcCorrSinogramCoordinates< coordT >
	A class for LORs. More...

Namespaces
namespace	stir
	Namespace for the STIR library (and some/most of its applications)

Functions
template<class coordT1, class coordT2>
Succeeded	stir::find_LOR_intersections_with_cylinder (LORInCylinderCoordinates< coordT1 > &, const LORAs2Points< coordT2 > &, const double radius)
	Given an LOR, find its intersection with a (infintely long) cylinder.
template<class coordT1, class coordT2>
Succeeded	stir::find_LOR_intersections_with_cylinder (LORAs2Points< coordT1 > &intersection_coords, const LORAs2Points< coordT2 > &coords, const double radius)
	Given an LOR, find its intersection with a (infintely long) cylinder.
template<class coordT1, class coordT2>
Succeeded	stir::find_LOR_intersections_with_cylinder (LORInAxialAndNoArcCorrSinogramCoordinates< coordT1 > &lor, const LORAs2Points< coordT2 > &cart_coords, const double radius)
	Given an LOR, find its intersection with a (infintely long) cylinder.
template<class coordT1, class coordT2>
Succeeded	stir::find_LOR_intersections_with_cylinder (LORInAxialAndSinogramCoordinates< coordT1 > &lor, const LORAs2Points< coordT2 > &cart_coords, const double radius)
	Given an LOR, find its intersection with a (infintely long) cylinder.

Detailed Description

defines various classes for specifying a line in 3 dimensions

Warning

This is all preliminary and likely to change.

Author

Kris Thielemans

Parisa Khateri