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/* Copyright (C) 2000 Damir Zucic */

/*=============================================================================

				sphere_slab.c

Purpose:
	Check which atoms are inside the spherical slab. Spherical slab is
	defined by two concentric spheres. A given atom is inside the slab
	if it is  outside  the inner sphere and  inside  the outer sphere.
	Use this slab type to hide  the inner part of  a globular protein.

Input:
	(1) Pointer to MolComplexS structure.

Output:
	(1) Slab flag  set for  each atom.  The value  one  is assigned to
	    atoms inside the slab, zero to the rest.
	(2) Return value.

Return value:
	The number of atoms inside the slab.

========includes:============================================================*/

#include <stdio.h>

#include <X11/Xlib.h>
#include <X11/Xutil.h>
#include <X11/Xos.h>
#include <X11/Xatom.h>

#include "defines.h"
#include "typedefs.h"

/*======spherical slab:======================================================*/

size_t SphereSlab_ (MolComplexS *curr_mol_complexSP)
{
size_t		atoms_inside_slabN = 0;
size_t		atomsN, atomI;
AtomS		*curr_atomSP;
double		x0, y0, z0, r0_squared, r1_squared;
double		x, y, z, rho_squared, r_squared;

/* The number of atoms in a complex: */
atomsN = curr_mol_complexSP->atomsN;

/* Copy the slab center coordinates: */
x0 = curr_mol_complexSP->slab_center_vectorS.x;
y0 = curr_mol_complexSP->slab_center_vectorS.y;
z0 = curr_mol_complexSP->slab_center_vectorS.z;
r0_squared = curr_mol_complexSP->slab_back_relative_position;
r0_squared *= r0_squared;
r1_squared = curr_mol_complexSP->slab_front_relative_position;
r1_squared *= r1_squared;

/* Set the slab flag for each atom: */
for (atomI = 0; atomI < atomsN; atomI++)
	{
	/** Pointer to the current atom: **/
	curr_atomSP = curr_mol_complexSP->atomSP + atomI;

	/** Set the initial values of slab flags to one; this **/
	/** will be changed later for atoms outside the slab: **/
	curr_atomSP->inside_slabF = 1;
	curr_atomSP->inside_projected_slabF = 1;

	/** Distance between the current atom and the cylinder axis: **/
	x = curr_atomSP->raw_atomS.x[0] - x0;
	z = curr_atomSP->raw_atomS.z[0] - z0;
	rho_squared = x * x + z * z;

	/** Distance between the current atom and the slab center: **/
	y = curr_atomSP->raw_atomS.y - y0;
	r_squared = rho_squared + y * y;

	/** First prepare the inside_projected_slabF: */
	if (rho_squared < r0_squared) curr_atomSP->inside_projected_slabF = 0;
	if (rho_squared > r1_squared) curr_atomSP->inside_projected_slabF = 0;

	/** If atom is inside the inner slab sphere, set **/
	/** slab flag to  zero and check  the next atom: **/
	if (r_squared < r0_squared)
		{
		curr_atomSP->inside_slabF = 0;
		continue;
		}

	/** If atom is outside the outer slab sphere: **/
	if (r_squared > r1_squared)
		{
		curr_atomSP->inside_slabF = 0;
		continue;
		}

	/** If this points is reached, current atom is inside the slab: **/
	atoms_inside_slabN++;
	}

/* Return the number of atoms inside the slab: */
return atoms_inside_slabN;
}

/*===========================================================================*/