christophKaiser
christophKaiser
**Describe the bug** The project `OpenInfraPlatform.Core` does not compile with IFC4. In the Output, the first error message is: ``` (...)\Core\src\IfcGeometryConverter\PlacementConverter.h(586,1): error C2146: syntax error: missing '>' before identifier 'IfcLinearPlacement'...
**Describe the bug** If an IfcSphere is defined as follwing, the sphere is not displayed in the rendering of the ifc file. An appropriate error message appears in the output...
Fixes #535, detailed description with test of the suggested change in the issue.
**Describe the bug** After _Configure_ and _Generate_ by CMake with default settings from `CMakeLists.txt`, the project `OpenInfraPlatform.GenerateDocumentation` isn't included / visible in the folder _Commands_ of Visual Studio. **To Reproduce**...
The parameter name `pos` is used in many functions of the geometry converter. It describes the transformation of the geometry coordinates to place an object in its place. A [change...
With pull request #462, the entities `IfcFaceSurface` and `IfcAdvancedFace` are supported - at least two special cases which are used in the official ifc example files. These two cases are...
At the moment, there is no explicit function which converts the `polyhedronIndices`. However, thanks for your comment - it showed me the need of refactoring at this point. For another...
**File which is being refactored** `OpenInfraPlatform::Core::IfcGeometryConverter::CurveConverterT` **Functions** - (`convertIfcLoop` - already refactored, just mentioned as 'root'-function) - [ ] `convertIfcPolyLoop` (in secondary scope of the intended refactoring, further inspection during...
**Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.** The option *Stroke to Alignment* (SplineInterpretation) is intended to be used with a sketch input on a touch screen. However,...
**Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.** The results of the option *Stroke to Alignment* (SplineInterpretation) is only printed in the console window, right now. A visualisation...