ACIS 3D Write Sample

// TestLibSatWrite.cpp
// Sample demonstrating how to write ACIS SAT files using the Datakit ACIS writer (satw).
// Shows how to write a solid cube and an open shell body into a single .sat file.
 
#include "testwriters.h"
//DATAKIT headers needed
#include "datakit.h"
#include "satw/satw.hpp"
 
#include "SampleWriter/testcreatecube.hpp"
 
//! \brief Entry point: writes a solid cube and an open shell BRep body into a sample.sat (ACIS) file.
DtkErrorStatus
SatWriteSample( const Dtk_string &inResultDirectory )
{
     Dtk_string outputFileName, outputDirectory;
 
     std::cout << std::endl << "----------------------------------------------" << std::endl;
     std::cout << "Acis Write start" << std::endl;
 
     // Choosing output directory and file name
     outputDirectory = inResultDirectory + L"Acis/";
     outputDirectory.FixPathSeparator();
     outputDirectory.mkdir();
     outputFileName = outputDirectory + L"sample.sat";
 
     // First you have to initialize the Sat writer
     Dtk_ErrorStatus errorStatus = satw_InitFile( outputFileName );
 
     if( errorStatus )
     {
          std::cout << "error : " << dtkTypeError( errorStatus ).c_str() << std::endl;
          return errorStatus;
     }
 
     // We create 2 bodies 
     Dtk_BodyPtr body1 = sampleWriter::CreateCube();
     Dtk_BodyPtr body2 = sampleWriter::CreateOpenShell();
 
     // We init the part
     satw_InitPart();
 
     // We write the 2 bodies
     satw_WriteBody( body1 );
     satw_WriteBody( body2 );
 
     // We close the part
     satw_EndPart();
 
     // We free memory allocated for writing
     satw_EndFile();
     std::cout << "=> " << outputFileName.c_str() << std::endl;
     std::cout << "Acis Write end" << std::endl;
 
     return dtkNoError;
}
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