PK_FIN_ask_geometry

PK_ERROR_code_t     PK_FIN_ask_geometry
(
--- received arguments ---
PK_FIN_t             fin,           --- fin for which geometry is required
PK_LOGICAL_t         want_interval, --- whether parametric interval required

--- returned arguments ---
PK_CURVE_t    *const curve,         --- curve of fin (may be PK_ENTITY_null)
PK_CLASS_t    *const class,         --- class of curve
PK_VECTOR_t          ends[2],       --- positions at ends of fin
PK_INTERVAL_t *const t_int,         --- parametric interval of fin
PK_LOGICAL_t  *const sense          --- whether curve in same direction as fin
)


This function returns the geometry of a fin


Specific Errors:
    PK_ERROR_bad_interval       The interval was requested but could not
                                be computed (MILD)


If the fin has a curve attached, then this will be returned, otherwise, if the
fin's edge has a curve attached then the curve of the edge will be returned,
otherwise PK_ENTITY_null will be returned.  If 'curve' is returned as
PK_ENTITY_null, then all other returned arguments are undefined.

The positions in 'ends' are returned in the order of increasing parameter along
the 'curve'.  If 'want_interval' is set to PK_LOGICAL_true, then the parametric
interval of that part of the curve between 'ends' is also returned.  If
'want_interval' is set to PK_LOGICAL_false, then zero values are returned in
't_int'.

The returned 'sense' indicates whether the 'curve' is in the same direction
as the fin, and hence whether the elements of 'ends' and 't_int' correspond
to the start and end of the fin ( sense == PK_LOGICAL_true ) or, to the end
and start of the fin ( sense == PK_LOGICAL_false ) respectively.

If the fin has no vertices and its geometry is all of a periodic curve, then
both 'ends' are returned as the periodic seam point, and 't_int', if
requested, is the complete parameter range.