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/* -*- Mode: C++; tab-width: 4; indent-tabs-mode: nil; c-basic-offset: 4 -*- */
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#ifndef INCLUDED_VCL_SOURCE_FILTER_SGVSPLN_HXX
#define INCLUDED_VCL_SOURCE_FILTER_SGVSPLN_HXX

/*
 * Calculates the coefficients of parametrised natural or periodic cubic
 * polynom-splines. The corner points of the polygon passed are used as
 * support points. n returns the number of partial polynoms. This function
 * returns TRUE if no error occurred. Only in this case memory for the
 * coefficient array has been allocated, which can be freed by the caller
 * using a delete.
 */
bool CalcSpline(tools::Polygon const & rPoly, bool Periodic, sal_uInt16& n,
                double*& ax, double*& ay, double*& bx, double*& by,
                double*& cx, double*& cy, double*& dx, double*& dy, double*& T);

/*
 * Converts a parametrised cubic spline (natural or periodic) to an approximate
 * polygon. The function returns false, if an error occurred during the
 * calculation of the coefficients or the polygon became too large (>PolyMax=16380).
 * In the first case the polygon has 0, in the second case PolyMax points.
 * To prevent coordinate overflows we limit them to +/-32000.
 */
bool Spline2Poly(tools::Polygon const & rSpln, bool Periodic, tools::Polygon& rPoly);

#endif // INCLUDED_VCL_SOURCE_FILTER_SGVSPLN_HXX

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