Correct computation of H/W ratio in Bora (Igor Zivanovic).
* Bug: In Bora/SlicingDataModel, the division was done with integers, leading so there was a rounding *before* we casted to double. Now, use the BoxSet::getRatio() method and cast to double *before* dividing.
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@ -77,12 +77,11 @@ namespace Bora {
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NodeSets nodeSets = slicingtree->getNodeSets();
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switch ( index.column() ) {
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case 0: return QVariant( row );
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case 1: return QVariant( DbU::toPhysical(nodeSets[row]->getHeight() , DbU::Micro) );
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case 2: return QVariant( DbU::toPhysical(nodeSets[row]->getWidth() , DbU::Micro) );
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case 3: return QVariant( nodeSets[row]->getOccupationArea() );
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case 4: return QVariant( nodeSets[row]->getCpt() );
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case 5: return QVariant( (double) ( nodeSets[row]->getWidth()
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/ nodeSets[row]->getHeight()) );
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case 1: return QVariant( DbU::toPhysical(nodeSets[row]->getHeight(), DbU::Micro) );
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case 2: return QVariant( DbU::toPhysical(nodeSets[row]->getWidth (), DbU::Micro) );
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case 3: return QVariant( nodeSets[row]->getOccupationArea() );
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case 4: return QVariant( nodeSets[row]->getCpt() );
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case 5: return QVariant( nodeSets[row]->getRatio() );
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case 6: return QVariant( DbU::getPhysical( nodeSets[row]->getWidth() ,DbU::Micro)
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* DbU::getPhysical( nodeSets[row]->getHeight(),DbU::Micro) );
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default:
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@ -87,7 +87,7 @@ namespace Bora {
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inline DbU::Unit BoxSet::getWidth () const { return _width; }
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inline unsigned int BoxSet::getCpt () const { return _cpt; }
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inline void BoxSet::incrementCpt () { _cpt++; }
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inline double BoxSet::getRatio () { return _width/_height; }
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inline double BoxSet::getRatio () { return (double)_width/(double)_height; }
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inline double BoxSet::getArea () { return _width*_height; }
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inline unsigned int BoxSet::getType () const { return UnknownType; }
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inline double BoxSet::getOccupationArea () const { return 100; }
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