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/*****************************************************************************
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*
* CamiTK - Computer Assisted Medical Intervention ToolKit
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#ifndef TARGETLIST_H
#define TARGETLIST_H
#include <vector>
#include <string>
/**
* @ingroup group_cepmodeling_libraries_lml
*
*
* @brief
* Manage a list of targets, can be created/modified using either an integer,
* a name, a list of integers given in a string (e.g. "1,3,5,10-15"), or
* a list of names given in a string (e.g. "componentA,componentB").
*
* @note
* Mixed (indexed/named) are not supported (yet?)
*
**/
class TargetList {
public:
/// default constructor, the target list is empty
TargetList() = default;
/** create a target list using initial list of targets.
* The list of targets can be either a indexed list (eg. "5-7,10,12-15")
* or a named list (eg. "componentA,componentB")
*/
TargetList(const std::string);
/// create a target list using another one
TargetList(const TargetList&);
/// add a load using an integer
void add(const unsigned int);
/// add a load using a list (either an indexed list or a named list)
void add(const std::string);
/// get the nr of indevidual targets
unsigned int getNumberOfTargets() const;
/** get an indexed target
* @return -1 if index out of bound or if targets are not indexed (i.e targets are named)
*/
int getIndexedTarget(const unsigned int) const;
/** get a named target
* @return "" if index out of bound or if targets are not named (i.e targets are indexed)
*/
std::string getNamedTarget(const unsigned int) const;
/// clear the list
void clear();
/// return the list in a handy/compact format (compact interval, i.e. 4,5,6 becomes 4-6, ...)
std::string toString() const;
/// return the ANSYS command to select the list of target (only work for indexed targets)
std::string toAnsys() const;
/// return true only if the list of target are indexes
bool indexedTargets() const;
/** return true only if this is the list of target are indexes and the given index is in the list
* or if the name of the entities is star!
*/
bool isIn(unsigned int) const;
private:
/// list of indexed target = index of the entities
std::vector <unsigned int> indexedTargetList;
/// list of named target = name of the entities
std::vector <std::string> namedTargetList;
};
#endif
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