Function GetBCurveParams3( _
   ByVal WantCubicIn As System.Boolean, _
   ByVal WantNRational As System.Boolean, _
   ByVal ForceNonPeriodic As System.Boolean _
) As System.Object

Dim instance As ICurve
Dim WantCubicIn As System.Boolean
Dim WantNRational As System.Boolean
Dim ForceNonPeriodic As System.Boolean
Dim value As System.Object
 
value = instance.GetBCurveParams3(WantCubicIn, WantNRational, ForceNonPeriodic)

System.object GetBCurveParams3( 
   System.bool WantCubicIn,
   System.bool WantNRational,
   System.bool ForceNonPeriodic
)

System.Object^ GetBCurveParams3( 
&   System.bool WantCubicIn,
&   System.bool WantNRational,
&   System.bool ForceNonPeriodic
) 

Parameters

WantCubicIn

True returns cubic rational parameters, false does not

WantNRational

True returns cubic rational parameters, false does not

ForceNonPeriodic

True converts the periodic curve to nonperiodic, false does not

Return Value

To control the accuracy of the curve data, see IModeler::SetToleranceValue.

The return value is an array of doubles. The array size is ( 2 + numKnots + numControlPointDoubles) where numKnots is (numControlPoints + order). The array is as follows:

[ packedDouble1, packedDouble2, knot1, knot2,..., ControlPoint1[Dimension], ControlPoint2[Dimension],... ]

where:

• packedDouble1 is an integer pair containing the Dimension and Order

• packedDouble2  is an integer pair containing the NumControlPoints and Periodicity

• knot1

• knot2

...

• ControlPoint1[dimension]

• ControlPoint2[dimension]

...

The size of the control point array is based on the curve dimension:

•   If Dimension = 3, then ControlPoint is an array of 3 doubles ( x, y, z )

•   If Dimension = 4, then ControlPoint is an array of 4 doubles ( x, y, z, w ) where w = weight