Callback class used by FitSpots to provide enough hooks for a user interface. More...

#include <multispot5.h>

Inheritance diagram for UserInterfaceCallback:

Classes
struct	UserIssuedStop
Public Member Functions
virtual void	per_spot (int iteration, int pass, int spot_num, int total_spots)=0
virtual void	per_modification (int iteration, int spot_num, int total_spots)=0
virtual void	per_pass (int iteration, int pass, const std::vector< TooN::Vector< 4 > > &spots)=0
virtual void	perhaps_stop ()=0
virtual	~UserInterfaceCallback ()

Detailed Description

Callback class used by FitSpots to provide enough hooks for a user interface.

Definition at line 63 of file multispot5.h.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

UserInterfaceCallback::~UserInterfaceCallback ( ) [virtual]

Empty destructor.

Definition at line 49 of file multispot5.cc.

{}

virtual void UserInterfaceCallback::per_spot	(	int	iteration,
		int	pass,
		int	spot_num,
		int	total_spots
	)		`[pure virtual]`

This function is called once per spot in each pass.

The idea is to provide a display along the lines of: Iteration #1 optimizing #2% complete

Parameters:

iteration	Iteration number
pass	Pass number
spot_num	Spot currently being optimized
total_spots	Total number of spots to be optimized

virtual void UserInterfaceCallback::per_modification	(	int	iteration,
		int	spot_num,
		int	total_spots
	)		`[pure virtual]`

This function is called once per spot in the modification phase.

The idea is to provide a display along the lines of: Iteration #1 modifying #2% complete

Parameters:

iteration	Iteration number
spot_num	Spot currently being optimized
total_spots	Total number of spots to be optimized

virtual void UserInterfaceCallback::per_pass	(	int	iteration,
		int	pass,
		const std::vector< TooN::Vector< 4 > > &	spots
	)		`[pure virtual]`

This function is called once each time PASS data is outputted.

It will allow the GUI to build up a reconstruction.

Parameters:

virtual void UserInterfaceCallback::perhaps_stop ( ) [pure virtual]

The user wishes to issue a stop instruction to the program (perhaps done via an asynchronus call to an instance of of UserInterfaceCallback).

This function is called as often as possible and will throw UserIssuedStop when the condition is met.

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