Sroberge/2 0 6 #244
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WalkthroughThe changes encompass a series of modifications across multiple files, primarily focusing on updating type definitions, improving code formatting, and refining class structures. Key alterations include the introduction of the Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant A as User
participant B as CameraMovement
participant C as Object3D
participant D as SelectableObject
A->>B: Call target(Object3D)
B->>C: Check instance of Object3D
C-->>B: Confirm instance
B->>D: Perform action on SelectableObject
D-->>A: Return result
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src/index.ts (1)
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1-32: Consider updating documentation for API changes.The changes in this file, particularly the replacement of
objectandobjectInterfaceexports withobject3D, represent a significant modification to the public API of the library. While the changes themselves look good, it's important to ensure that these modifications are well-documented for library users.Consider the following actions:
- Update the library's documentation to reflect the new
object3Dmodule and its usage.- If this change is breaking for existing users, consider creating a migration guide explaining how to update from the old
objectandobjectInterfaceto the newobject3D.- Update any examples or tutorials that might be using the old exports.
- Consider adding a deprecation notice in the previous version if this is a major version bump, to help users prepare for the transition.
src/vim-webgl-viewer/gizmos/markers/gizmoMarker.ts (5)
13-13: Consider adding type annotation totypepropertyWhile the type can be inferred from the string literal assignment, adding an explicit type annotation can improve code readability and maintain consistency with TypeScript best practices.
Consider modifying the line as follows:
public readonly type: string = 'Marker'
91-95: Formatting improvement approved, consider optimizing scaleThe formatting changes improve readability. However, if the scale is always (1, 1, 1), you could consider creating a constant for this value to avoid recreating it every time the setter is called.
Consider adding a constant at the class level:
private static readonly DEFAULT_SCALE = new THREE.Vector3(1, 1, 1);Then use it in the setter:
set position(value: THREE.Vector3) { const m = new THREE.Matrix4() m.compose(value, new THREE.Quaternion(), GizmoMarker.DEFAULT_SCALE) this._submesh.mesh.setMatrixAt(this._submesh.index, m) this._submesh.mesh.instanceMatrix.needsUpdate = true }
160-163: New size getter approved, consider handling non-uniform scalingThe new
sizegetter is a useful addition. However, it assumes uniform scaling and only returns the X-scale component.Consider handling potential non-uniform scaling:
get size(): THREE.Vector3 { const matrix = new THREE.Matrix4() this._submesh.mesh.getMatrixAt(this._submesh.index, matrix) return new THREE.Vector3().setFromMatrixScale(matrix) }This approach returns a
Vector3containing all scale components, which is more flexible and can handle non-uniform scaling if needed in the future.
166-174: New size setter approved, consider consistency with getterThe new
sizesetter is a valuable addition, correctly updating the scale in the transformation matrix and marking necessary updates.For consistency with the suggested improvement in the getter, consider modifying the setter to accept a
Vector3:set size(value: THREE.Vector3 | number) { const matrix = new THREE.Matrix4() this._submesh.mesh.getMatrixAt(this._submesh.index, matrix) const position = new THREE.Vector3() const quaternion = new THREE.Quaternion() const scale = new THREE.Vector3() matrix.decompose(position, quaternion, scale) if (typeof value === 'number') { scale.setScalar(value) } else { scale.copy(value) } matrix.compose(position, quaternion, scale) this._submesh.mesh.setMatrixAt(this._submesh.index, matrix) this._submesh.mesh.instanceMatrix.needsUpdate = true this._viewer.renderer.needsUpdate = true }This approach allows for both uniform and non-uniform scaling, maintaining flexibility for future use cases.
177-183: Simplified getBoundingBox method approved, consider using sizeThe simplification of the
getBoundingBoxmethod is a good improvement. It now returns a unit box around the marker position, which is consistent with the marker's nature.Consider using the
sizeproperty to determine the bounding box size:getBoundingBox(): THREE.Box3 { const size = this.size return new THREE.Box3().setFromCenterAndSize( this.position, new THREE.Vector3(size, size, size) ) }This approach ensures that the bounding box reflects the actual size of the marker, which could be useful if the size is ever changed from its default value.
src/vim-webgl-viewer/raycaster.ts (1)
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1-248: Summary: Good improvements in type specificity, verify broader impact.The changes in this file improve type specificity by replacing
ObjectwithObject3Din relevant places. This is a positive change that should enhance type safety and code clarity. However, these changes might have implications for other parts of the codebase that interact with theRaycastResultclass or theGetFirstVimHitmethod.To ensure a smooth transition:
- Review the results of the verification scripts provided in the previous comments.
- Update any code that relies on the changed types, if necessary.
- Consider adding or updating unit tests to cover the modified functionality.
- Update any relevant documentation to reflect these type changes.
src/vim-loader/object3D.ts (1)
32-33: Consider using const assertion fortypepropertyThe simplification of the
typeproperty declaration is good for code conciseness. However, to ensure maximum type safety and prevent accidental reassignment, consider using a const assertion:public readonly type = 'Architectural' as const;This will infer the most specific type possible (
'Architectural') rather than the more generalstringtype.src/vim-webgl-viewer/selection.ts (5)
8-11: LGTM! Consider adding a comment for theSelectableObjecttype.The new imports and type definition look good. They provide more specific typing, which can improve type checking and code clarity.
Consider adding a brief comment explaining the purpose of the
SelectableObjecttype, e.g.:/** * Represents objects that can be selected in the viewer. * This includes both 3D objects and gizmo markers. */ export type SelectableObject = Object3D | GizmoMarker
100-105: Update method documentation to reflect new type.The
selectmethod signature has been correctly updated to useSelectableObject. However, the method documentation still refers toIObject.Please update the method documentation to reflect the new
SelectableObjecttype:/** * Selects the given objects and unselects all other objects. * Pass `null`, `undefined`, or an empty array as argument to clear selection. * @param {SelectableObject | SelectableObject[] | undefined} object The object or array of objects to select, * or `null`, `undefined`, or an empty array to clear the selection. */
150-150: Update method documentation to reflect new type.The
addmethod signature has been correctly updated to useSelectableObject[]. However, the method documentation still refers toIObject.Please update the method documentation to reflect the new
SelectableObjecttype:/** * Adds the given objects to the current selection. * @param {...SelectableObject[]} objects The objects to add to the selection. */
169-169: Update method documentations to reflect new type.The
removeandtogglemethod signatures have been correctly updated to useSelectableObject[]. However, the method documentations still refer toIObject.Please update the method documentations to reflect the new
SelectableObjecttype:For the
removemethod:/** * Removes the given objects from the current selection. * @param {...SelectableObject[]} objects The objects to remove from the selection. */For the
togglemethod:/** * Toggles the selection state of the given objects: * - Adds unselected elements of the given objects to the selection. * - Removes selected elements of the given objects from the selection. * @param {...SelectableObject[]} objects The objects to toggle selection for. */Also applies to: 191-191
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1-246: Overall, great improvements to type safety and specificity.The changes in this file consistently update the
Selectionclass to use the newSelectableObjecttype instead ofIObject. This improves type safety and makes the code more specific about what can be selected.Key points:
- The new
SelectableObjecttype is well-defined and used consistently.- All method signatures have been correctly updated.
- The core logic of the class remains unchanged, preserving the existing behavior.
Consider the following to further improve the code:
- Update all method documentations to use
SelectableObjectinstead ofIObjectfor consistency.- Add a brief comment explaining the purpose of the
SelectableObjecttype.- If not done already, ensure that this change is reflected in any consumer code that interacts with the
Selectionclass.These changes enhance the maintainability and clarity of the codebase while leveraging the improved type system.
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src/index.ts (2)
5-5: LGTM: Improved formatting for better readability.The spacing around the braces in the export statement has been adjusted, which aligns with modern TypeScript/JavaScript style guides. This change improves code readability without affecting functionality.
28-28: Verify the impact of replacingobjectandobjectInterfacewithobject3D.The addition of
object3Dexport and removal ofobjectandobjectInterfaceexports (as mentioned in the summary) might impact existing code that depends on these modules.Let's verify the impact of this change:
Please review the results of this script to ensure that all necessary changes have been made throughout the codebase to accommodate this API change.
src/vim-webgl-viewer/gizmos/markers/gizmoMarkers.ts (8)
1-5: LGTM: Import statements reformatted.The import statements have been reformatted to remove semicolons, which is consistent with modern TypeScript style guides. This change improves code consistency without affecting functionality.
15-20: LGTM: Constructor formatting updated.The constructor signature has been updated to include a space before the opening parenthesis, which is consistent with the new formatting style in the file. This change improves readability without affecting functionality.
22-24: LGTM: getMarkerFromIndex method formatting updated.The method signature has been updated to include a space before the opening parenthesis, which is consistent with the new formatting style in the file. This change improves readability without affecting functionality.
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26-43: LGTM: createMesh method formatting updated.The method signature and body have been updated with minor formatting changes, including a space before the opening parenthesis and adjusted indentation. These changes are consistent with the new formatting style in the file and improve readability without affecting functionality.
47-60: LGTM: resizeMesh method formatting updated.The method signature and body have been updated with minor formatting changes, including a space before the opening parenthesis and adjusted indentation. These changes are consistent with the new formatting style in the file and improve readability without affecting functionality.
66-77: LGTM: add method formatting updated.The method signature and body have been updated with minor formatting changes, including a space before the opening parenthesis and adjusted indentation. These changes are consistent with the new formatting style in the file and improve readability without affecting functionality.
84-109: LGTM: remove and clear methods formatting updated.The method signatures and bodies for both
removeandclearmethods have been updated with minor formatting changes, including spaces before the opening parentheses and adjusted indentation. These changes are consistent with the new formatting style in the file and improve readability without affecting functionality.
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1-109: Summary: Formatting improvements enhance code consistency and readability.The changes in this file are primarily formatting-related, focusing on:
- Removing semicolons from import statements.
- Adding spaces before opening parentheses in method signatures.
- Minor indentation adjustments.
These changes improve code consistency and readability without altering the functionality of the
GizmoMarkersclass. The modifications align with modern TypeScript style guides and contribute to a more uniform codebase.src/vim-webgl-viewer/camera/cameraMovementSnap.ts (1)
46-49: LGTM! Verify usage across the project.The
targetmethod has been correctly updated to use the more specificObject3Dtype instead ofObject. The change to usegetCenter()method instead of accessing acenterproperty is also appropriate.To ensure that this change doesn't break existing code, please run the following script to check for any calls to this method that might need updating:
src/vim-webgl-viewer/camera/cameraMovementLerp.ts (3)
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1-165: Verify usage of the updatedtargetmethod.The changes to the
targetmethod signature improve type specificity. However, it's important to ensure that all callers of this method have been updated to useObject3Dinstead ofObject.Please run the following script to find all usages of the
targetmethod:#!/bin/bash # Description: Find all usages of the CameraLerp.target method # Test: Search for method calls to CameraLerp.target rg --type typescript -A 5 $'CameraLerp.*\.target\('Review the results to ensure all callers are using
Object3DorTHREE.Vector3as arguments.
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131-143: LGTM! Verify the Object3D interface.The update to the
targetmethod signature and its implementation is consistent with the move toObject3D. The method now correctly handles bothObject3DandTHREE.Vector3types.Please run the following script to verify the
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7-7: LGTM! Verify the import path.The change from
ObjecttoObject3Dis a good move towards using a more specific 3D object type. This is consistent with the overall changes mentioned in the PR summary.Please run the following script to verify the import path:
src/vim-webgl-viewer/gizmos/markers/gizmoMarker.ts (3)
151-157: Improved readability in color setterThe changes to the
colorsetter method have improved its readability while maintaining the same functionality. The conditional structure is now clearer and easier to understand.
12-12: Verify the impact of removingimplements IObjectThe
GizmoMarkerclass no longer implements theIObjectinterface. This change might affect type checking and could potentially break code that relies onGizmoMarkerimplementingIObject.Please run the following script to check for any usage of
GizmoMarkerasIObject:✅ Verification successful
Removal of
implements IObjectis SafeThe
GizmoMarkerclass no longer implements theIObjectinterface, and no usages ofGizmoMarkerasIObjectwere found in the codebase. This change should not affect type checking or break dependent code.🏁 Scripts executed
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1-185: Verify impact of removed getBimElement and getBimParameters methodsThe
getBimElementandgetBimParametersmethods have been removed from theGizmoMarkerclass. This change suggests a shift in how BIM-related information is handled.Please run the following script to check for any usage of these removed methods:
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getBimElementandgetBimParametersmethodsThe
getBimElementandgetBimParametersmethods have been removed from theGizmoMarkerclass. This change suggests a shift in how BIM-related information is handled.
Verify impact of removed
getBimElementandgetBimParametersmethodsThe
getBimElementandgetBimParametersmethods have been removed from theGizmoMarkerclass. This change suggests a shift in how BIM-related information is handled.
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getBimElementandgetBimParametersmethodsThe
getBimElementandgetBimParametersmethods have been successfully removed from theGizmoMarkerclass. No references to these methods were found in the codebase, ensuring that their removal does not impact existing functionality.🏁 Scripts executed
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src/vim-webgl-viewer/raycaster.ts (3)
6-6: LGTM: Import statement for Object3D is correctly added.The import of
Object3Dfrom '../vim-loader/object3D' is appropriately placed and necessary for the type changes in this file.
49-49: LGTM: Return type change for GetFirstVimHit is consistent and more specific.The change in return type from
[THREE.Intersection, Object] | []to[THREE.Intersection, Object3D] | []for theGetFirstVimHitmethod is consistent with the earlier change and improves type specificity.Please verify that this change is compatible with all usages of the
GetFirstVimHitmethod. Run the following script to check for potential issues:✅ Verification successful
Verified: The return type change for
GetFirstVimHitis confined toraycaster.tsand does not affect other parts of the codebase.🏁 Scripts executed
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29-29: LGTM: Type change for object property improves specificity.The change from
ObjecttoObject3Dfor theobjectproperty type is a good improvement, making it more specific to 3D operations.Please verify that this change is consistent with the usage of
RaycastResult.objectacross the codebase. Run the following script to check for potential inconsistencies:✅ Verification successful
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Verified: No external usages of
RaycastResult.objectfound.The type change from
ObjecttoObject3Dfor theobjectproperty does not impact other parts of the codebase.🏁 Scripts executed
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src/vim-webgl-viewer/camera/cameraMovement.ts (7)
24-24: LGTM! Minor formatting improvement.The added blank line after the method signature enhances code readability by clearly separating the signature from the implementation.
89-97: LGTM! Improved formatting and type safety.The changes in this segment enhance both readability and type safety:
- The added blank lines improve code organization by clearly separating different logical sections.
- The update from
==to===for equality checks is a TypeScript/JavaScript best practice. It performs a strict equality comparison without type coercion, which can prevent subtle bugs.
104-104: LGTM! Consistent use of strict equality.The update from
==to===for the equality check is consistent with the previous changes and reinforces the use of strict equality comparisons throughout the code.
144-150: LGTM! Improved type checking and handling.The changes in the
framemethod significantly improve type safety and handling:
- Updating the parameter type from
IObjecttoSelectableObjectprovides more specific typing.- The use of
instanceoffor type checking is more robust and type-safe than property checks.- Adding the
Object3Dcheck ensures compatibility with the new type system.These changes should make the code more maintainable and less prone to type-related errors.
To ensure that all possible types are correctly handled, please run the following script:
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175-183: LGTM! Improved encapsulation and consistency.The changes to the
getNormalizedDirectionmethod enhance code quality in several ways:
- Making the method private improves encapsulation, assuming it's only used within this class.
- The added space in the method signature improves consistency with TypeScript conventions.
- The use of
===for equality checks is consistent with earlier changes and improves type safety.To ensure that making this method private doesn't break any existing code, please run the following script:
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6-7: LGTM! Verify new import paths.The updated imports for
Object3DandSelectableObjectalign with the changes mentioned in the summary. These more specific types should improve type safety and clarity in the code.To ensure the correctness of the import paths, please run the following script:
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The import statements for
Object3DandSelectableObjectcorrectly reference existing files.🏁 Scripts executed
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122-124: LGTM! Improved type specificity and formatting.The changes to the
targetmethod signature enhance both type safety and readability:
- Updating the parameter type from
ObjecttoObject3Dprovides more specific typing, which can help catch potential errors at compile-time.- The added blank line after the method signature is consistent with the formatting improvements seen earlier in the file.
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src/vim-loader/object3D.ts (2)
63-63: Approve added newline for improved readabilityThe addition of a newline after the
hasMeshgetter improves code readability by providing clear separation between class members. This change aligns with common coding style guidelines.
18-18: Approve class renaming, verify interface removal impactThe renaming from
ObjecttoObject3Dis a good change as it's more specific and reduces potential naming conflicts. However, the removal of theIObjectinterface implementation needs careful consideration.Please verify that removing the
IObjectinterface doesn't break any existing code or type checks. Run the following script to check for any remaining references toIObject:✅ Verification successful
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The
IObjectinterface is no longer used in the codebase, and its removal does not affect existing code functionality.🏁 Scripts executed
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src/vim-webgl-viewer/selection.ts (3)
22-23: LGTM! Type updates are consistent.The changes to
_objectsand_focusedObjectare consistent with the newSelectableObjecttype. This update ensures type safety and aligns with the new selection capabilities.
89-89: LGTM! Method signature updated correctly.The
focusmethod signature has been correctly updated to useSelectableObject | undefined. This change is consistent with the new type definition and maintains the existing behavior.
135-135: LGTM! Method signature updated correctly.The
hasmethod signature has been correctly updated to useSelectableObject. This change is consistent with the new type definition and maintains the existing behavior.src/vim-loader/vim.ts (8)
9-9: LGTM: Import of Object3D is consistent with changes.The addition of the
Object3Dimport aligns with the type changes throughout the file, supporting the transition fromObjecttoObject3D.
74-74: LGTM: Map type updated to use Object3D.The change from
Map<number, Object>toMap<number, Object3D>for_elementToObjectis consistent with the transition toObject3Dthroughout the class. This update enhances type safety and maintains consistency.
168-168: LGTM: Filter method updated to use Object3D.The change in the
getObjectsFromElementIdmethod to filter forObject3Dinstead ofObjectis consistent with the overall transition. The use of a type predicate in the filter function ((o): o is Object3D => o !== undefined) ensures type safety and clarity.
174-176: LGTM: getObjectFromElement method updated to use Object3D.The changes in the
getObjectFromElementmethod, including the return type update and the creation of a newObject3Dinstance, are consistent with the transition toObject3D. These modifications enhance type specificity and safety.Also applies to: 186-186
194-194: LGTM: getObjectsInBox return type updated to Object3D[].The change in the return type of
getObjectsInBoxfromObject[]toObject3D[]is consistent with the overall transition toObject3D. This update improves type specificity and safety for callers of this method.
211-211: LGTM: getObjects method updated to use Object3D.The changes in the
getObjectsmethod, including the return type update toObject3D[]and the initialization of the result array asArray<Object3D>, are consistent with the transition toObject3D. These modifications enhance type specificity and safety throughout the method.Also applies to: 214-214
225-225: LGTM: getObjectsInSubset method updated to use Object3D.The changes in the
getObjectsInSubsetmethod, including the return type update toObject3D[]and the initialization ofsetandresultvariables withObject3D, are consistent with the transition toObject3D. These modifications improve type specificity and safety throughout the method.Also applies to: 228-229
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1-338: Overall assessment: Consistent and beneficial transition to Object3D.The changes in this file represent a systematic transition from using
ObjecttoObject3Dthroughout theVimclass. This transition includes updates to method signatures, return types, and variable declarations. The changes are consistent and improve type safety and specificity across the entire class.Key benefits of these changes include:
- Enhanced type safety, reducing the potential for type-related errors.
- Improved code readability and maintainability due to more specific types.
- Better alignment with the three.js library, assuming
Object3Dis a more specific 3D object type.These modifications should lead to more robust code and potentially catch type-related issues earlier in the development process.
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| import { Object } from '../../vim-loader/object' | |||
| import { Object3D } from '../../vim-loader/object3D' | |||
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Issues Found: Missing or incorrect Object3D imports across multiple files.
Several files are using Object3D without proper import statements, which may lead to runtime errors or inconsistencies following the import path change in cameraMovementSnap.ts. Please update the import statements in the following files:
src/vim-webgl-viewer/selection.tssrc/vim-loader/object3D.tssrc/vim-loader/vim.tssrc/vim-loader/vim.tssrc/vim-loader/vim.tssrc/vim-loader/scene.tssrc/vim-webgl-viewer/gizmos/sectionBox/sectionBoxInputs.tsdocs/api/types/viw_webgl_viewer.ThreeIntersectionList.htmldocs/api/classes/viw_webgl_viewer_rendering.RenderScene.htmldocs/api/classes/viw_webgl_viewer_rendering.Renderer.htmldocs/api/classes/viw_webgl_viewer_gizmos_sectionBox.BoxMesh.htmldocs/api/classes/viw_webgl_viewer_gizmos_sectionBox.BoxInputs.htmldocs/api/interfaces/vim_loader.IRenderer.htmlsrc/vim-webgl-viewer/raycaster.tssrc/vim-webgl-viewer/environment.tssrc/vim-webgl-viewer/rendering/renderer.tssrc/vim-webgl-viewer/camera/cameraMovementLerp.tssrc/vim-webgl-viewer/rendering/renderScene.tssrc/vim-webgl-viewer/camera/cameraMovement.ts
Please ensure that each file properly imports Object3D from the correct path to maintain consistency across the project.
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LGTM! Verify consistent usage across the project.
The import statement for Object3D has been correctly updated. This change aligns with the method signature update in the target method.
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# Conflicts: # src/vim-loader/object3D.ts # src/vim-loader/objectInterface.ts # src/vim-loader/vim.ts # src/vim-webgl-viewer/camera/cameraMovement.ts # src/vim-webgl-viewer/gizmos/markers/gizmoMarker.ts
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📒 Files selected for processing (7)
- src/index.ts (1 hunks)
- src/vim-loader/vim.ts (6 hunks)
- src/vim-webgl-viewer/camera/cameraMovement.ts (3 hunks)
- src/vim-webgl-viewer/camera/cameraMovementLerp.ts (2 hunks)
- src/vim-webgl-viewer/gizmos/markers/gizmoMarker.ts (2 hunks)
- src/vim-webgl-viewer/raycaster.ts (3 hunks)
- src/vim-webgl-viewer/selection.ts (8 hunks)
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- src/vim-loader/vim.ts
- src/vim-webgl-viewer/camera/cameraMovement.ts
- src/vim-webgl-viewer/camera/cameraMovementLerp.ts
- src/vim-webgl-viewer/raycaster.ts
- src/vim-webgl-viewer/selection.ts
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src/vim-webgl-viewer/gizmos/markers/gizmoMarker.ts (2)
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1-185: Verify the impact of removed methodsThe AI summary mentions that methods
getBimElement,getBimParameters, andgetCenterhave been removed. These changes are not visible in the provided code snippet, but their removal might have implications on how this class is used elsewhere in the codebase.Please run the following script to check for any remaining usage of these methods:
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| get size () { | ||
| const matrix = new THREE.Matrix4() | ||
| this._submesh.mesh.getMatrixAt(this._submesh.index, matrix) | ||
| return matrix.elements[0] |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Consider optimizing the size getter and clarify scaling assumptions
The current implementation of the size getter creates a new THREE.Matrix4 object on each call, which could be inefficient if called frequently. Consider caching this value if it's accessed often.
Also, the method only checks the first element of the matrix (index 0), assuming uniform scaling. If non-uniform scaling is possible or important for your use case, you might need to adjust this implementation.
Here's a potential optimization:
private _cachedSize: number | null = null;
get size(): number {
if (this._cachedSize === null) {
const matrix = new THREE.Matrix4();
this._submesh.mesh.getMatrixAt(this._submesh.index, matrix);
this._cachedSize = matrix.elements[0];
}
return this._cachedSize;
}Don't forget to invalidate the _cachedSize when the size is changed.
| set size (value: number) { | ||
| const matrix = new THREE.Matrix4() | ||
| this._submesh.mesh.getMatrixAt(this._submesh.index, matrix) | ||
| matrix.elements[0] = value | ||
| matrix.elements[5] = value | ||
| matrix.elements[10] = value | ||
| this._submesh.mesh.setMatrixAt(this._submesh.index, matrix) | ||
| this._submesh.mesh.instanceMatrix.needsUpdate = true | ||
| this._viewer.renderer.needsUpdate = true |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Consider using THREE.js methods for matrix manipulation
The current implementation directly modifies matrix elements to set the size. While this is efficient, it might be more maintainable and less error-prone to use THREE.js built-in methods for matrix manipulation.
Also, the method enforces uniform scaling. If non-uniform scaling is a requirement for your use case, you might need to adjust this implementation.
Here's a suggestion using THREE.js methods:
set size(value: number) {
const matrix = new THREE.Matrix4();
this._submesh.mesh.getMatrixAt(this._submesh.index, matrix);
const position = new THREE.Vector3();
const quaternion = new THREE.Quaternion();
const scale = new THREE.Vector3();
matrix.decompose(position, quaternion, scale);
scale.setScalar(value);
matrix.compose(position, quaternion, scale);
this._submesh.mesh.setMatrixAt(this._submesh.index, matrix);
this._submesh.mesh.instanceMatrix.needsUpdate = true;
this._viewer.renderer.needsUpdate = true;
this._cachedSize = null; // Invalidate cache if you implement the optimization suggested for the getter
}This approach uses decompose and compose methods, which might be more robust against future changes in the matrix structure.
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Release Notes
New Features
SelectableObjecttype to enhance selection capabilities.object3Dexport to improve object handling.Improvements
Object3Dinstead of the genericObject, enhancing type specificity.CameraMovementandCameraLerpmethods to acceptObject3D.Bug Fixes
RaycastResultandGetFirstVimHitfor better accuracy.Refactor
GizmoMarkerclass by removing unnecessary interface implementation and methods.