An opaque handle called a
ProMechContour represents a contour member of the model. See the section on
Core: 3D Geometry for a discussion of contours.
The function types
ProMechcontourVisitAction() and
ProMechcontourFilterAction() are used as arguments to functions that visit
ProMechContour objects.
Use the function
ProMechcontourIdGet() to obtain the ID for a given contour. This ID is unique within the surface that owns the contour.
Use the function
ProMechcontourSurfaceGet() to obtain the surface that contains the contour.
Use the function
ProMechcontourTraversalGet() to obtain the contour traversal.
Use the function
ProMechcontourEdgeVisit() to visit the edges that make up a contour.
Use the function
ProMechcontourUvpntVerify() to verify whether the specified UV point lies within the given contour.
Use the function
ProMechcontourAreaEval() to find the surface area inside the given outer contour, accounting for internal voids.
The function
ProMechcontourContainingContourGet() returns the containing contour for a contour object.