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Opened May 08, 2017 by Sebastian Eichelbaum@ebaum
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-RM-72-MR-Unify WPlane and WSlice to WGridRegular2DIn3D

ATM this is one class in dataHandler/datastructures/WPlane. But to put it here only one reason exists: dependency of the sampling method to WGridRegular3D :D So we may split up the mathematical part into a WPlane class in math and a WSlice class as data structure, almost the same as done with WLine and WFiber :D

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Its both: A mathematical description combined with a data structure. To be more precise: a WGridRegular2Din3D. Its best to refactor it down to this two components:

  • a pure mathematical descr.
  • a WGridRegular2DIn3D

Unfortunately its not that easy to create such a Grid since It should be as good as the existing WGridRegular3D which has a lot of members. I asked also André if the new datahandler will provide such a grid, but it doesn't. He said I should generate one first and we will port it then to the new data handler. So, as I am having not that much time I will create a WGridRegular2Din3D with minimal functionality, but keep in mind that it will change to a consistent (to WGridRegular3D) extension of our grid data structures.

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Reference: openwalnut/openwalnut#343