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CesiumJS is a JavaScript library for creating 3D globes and 2D maps in a web browser without a plugin.

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import Check from "../Core/Check.js"; import Cartesian3 from "../Core/Cartesian3.js"; import Cartographic from "../Core/Cartographic.js"; import defined from "../Core/defined.js"; import Ellipsoid from "../Core/Ellipsoid.js"; import CesiumMath from "../Core/Math.js"; import PolygonGeometry from "../Core/PolygonGeometry.js"; import Rectangle from "../Core/Rectangle.js"; /** * A geodesic polygon to be used with {@link ClippingPlaneCollection} for selectively hiding regions in a model, a 3D tileset, or the globe. * @alias ClippingPolygon * @constructor * * @param {object} options Object with the following properties: * @param {Cartesian3[]} options.positions A list of three or more Cartesian coordinates defining the outer ring of the clipping polygon. * @param {Ellipsoid} [options.ellipsoid=Ellipsoid.default] * * @example * const positions = Cesium.Cartesian3.fromRadiansArray([ * -1.3194369277314022, * 0.6988062530900625, * -1.31941, * 0.69879, * -1.3193955980204217, * 0.6988091578771254, * -1.3193931220959367, * 0.698743632490865, * -1.3194358224045408, * 0.6987471965556998, * ]); * * const polygon = new Cesium.ClippingPolygon({ * positions: positions * }); */ function ClippingPolygon(options) { //>>includeStart('debug', pragmas.debug); Check.typeOf.object("options", options); Check.typeOf.object("options.positions", options.positions); Check.typeOf.number.greaterThanOrEquals( "options.positions.length", options.positions.length, 3, ); //>>includeEnd('debug'); this._ellipsoid = options.ellipsoid ?? Ellipsoid.default; this._positions = [...options.positions]; } Object.defineProperties(ClippingPolygon.prototype, { /** * Returns the total number of positions in the polygon, include any holes. * * @memberof ClippingPolygon.prototype * @type {number} * @readonly */ length: { get: function () { return this._positions.length; }, }, /** * Returns the outer ring of positions. * * @memberof ClippingPolygon.prototype * @type {Cartesian3[]} * @readonly */ positions: { get: function () { return this._positions; }, }, /** * Returns the ellipsoid used to project the polygon onto surfaces when clipping. * * @memberof ClippingPolygon.prototype * @type {Ellipsoid} * @readonly */ ellipsoid: { get: function () { return this._ellipsoid; }, }, }); /** * Clones the ClippingPolygon without setting its ownership. * @param {ClippingPolygon} polygon The ClippingPolygon to be cloned * @param {ClippingPolygon} [result] The object on which to store the cloned parameters. * @returns {ClippingPolygon} a clone of the input ClippingPolygon */ ClippingPolygon.clone = function (polygon, result) { //>>includeStart('debug', pragmas.debug); Check.typeOf.object("polygon", polygon); //>>includeEnd('debug'); if (!defined(result)) { return new ClippingPolygon({ positions: polygon.positions, ellipsoid: polygon.ellipsoid, }); } result._ellipsoid = polygon.ellipsoid; result._positions.length = 0; result._positions.push(...polygon.positions); return result; }; /** * Compares the provided ClippingPolygons and returns * <code>true</code> if they are equal, <code>false</code> otherwise. * * @param {ClippingPolygon} left The first polygon. * @param {ClippingPolygon} right The second polygon. * @returns {boolean} <code>true</code> if left and right are equal, <code>false</code> otherwise. */ ClippingPolygon.equals = function (left, right) { //>>includeStart('debug', pragmas.debug); Check.typeOf.object("left", left); Check.typeOf.object("right", right); //>>includeEnd('debug'); return ( left.ellipsoid.equals(right.ellipsoid) && left.positions === right.positions ); }; /** * Computes a cartographic rectangle which encloses the polygon defined by the list of positions, including cases over the international date line and the poles. * * @param {Rectangle} [result] An object in which to store the result. * @returns {Rectangle} The result rectangle */ ClippingPolygon.prototype.computeRectangle = function (result) { return PolygonGeometry.computeRectangleFromPositions( this.positions, this.ellipsoid, undefined, result, ); }; const scratchRectangle = new Rectangle(); const spherePointScratch = new Cartesian3(); /** * Computes a rectangle with the spherical extents that encloses the polygon defined by the list of positions, including cases over the international date line and the poles. * * @private * * @param {Rectangle} [result] An object in which to store the result. * @returns {Rectangle} The result rectangle with spherical extents. */ ClippingPolygon.prototype.computeSphericalExtents = function (result) { if (!defined(result)) { result = new Rectangle(); } const rectangle = this.computeRectangle(scratchRectangle); let spherePoint = Cartographic.toCartesian( Rectangle.southwest(rectangle), this.ellipsoid, spherePointScratch, ); // Project into plane with vertical for latitude let magXY = Math.sqrt( spherePoint.x * spherePoint.x + spherePoint.y * spherePoint.y, ); // Use fastApproximateAtan2 for alignment with shader let sphereLatitude = CesiumMath.fastApproximateAtan2(magXY, spherePoint.z); let sphereLongitude = CesiumMath.fastApproximateAtan2( spherePoint.x, spherePoint.y, ); result.south = sphereLatitude; result.west = sphereLongitude; spherePoint = Cartographic.toCartesian( Rectangle.northeast(rectangle), this.ellipsoid, spherePointScratch, ); // Project into plane with vertical for latitude magXY = Math.sqrt( spherePoint.x * spherePoint.x + spherePoint.y * spherePoint.y, ); // Use fastApproximateAtan2 for alignment with shader sphereLatitude = CesiumMath.fastApproximateAtan2(magXY, spherePoint.z); sphereLongitude = CesiumMath.fastApproximateAtan2( spherePoint.x, spherePoint.y, ); result.north = sphereLatitude; result.east = sphereLongitude; return result; }; export default ClippingPolygon;