Represents a fixed Euler rotation system. More...

#include <EulerSystem.h>

Public Types
enum	{ AlphaAxisAbs = internal::Abs<AlphaAxis>::value , BetaAxisAbs = internal::Abs<BetaAxis>::value , GammaAxisAbs = internal::Abs<GammaAxis>::value , IsAlphaOpposite = (AlphaAxis < 0) ? 1 : 0 , IsBetaOpposite = (BetaAxis < 0) ? 1 : 0 , IsGammaOpposite = (GammaAxis < 0) ? 1 : 0 , IsOdd = ((AlphaAxisAbs)%3 == (BetaAxisAbs - 1)%3) ? 0 : 1 , IsEven = IsOdd ? 0 : 1 , IsTaitBryan = ((unsigned)AlphaAxisAbs != (unsigned)GammaAxisAbs) ? 1 : 0 }

Static Public Attributes
static const int	AlphaAxis = _AlphaAxis

static const int	BetaAxis = _BetaAxis

static const int	GammaAxis = _GammaAxis

Friends
template<typename _Scalar , class _System >
class	Eigen::EulerAngles

template<typename System , typename Other , int OtherRows, int OtherCols>
struct	internal::eulerangles_assign_impl

Detailed Description

template<int _AlphaAxis, int _BetaAxis, int _GammaAxis>
class Eigen::EulerSystem< _AlphaAxis, _BetaAxis, _GammaAxis >

Represents a fixed Euler rotation system.

This meta-class goal is to represent the Euler system in compilation time, for EulerAngles.

You can use this class to get two things:

Build an Euler system, and then pass it as a template parameter to EulerAngles.
Query some compile time data about an Euler system. (e.g. Whether it's Tait-Bryan)

Euler rotation is a set of three rotation on fixed axes. (see EulerAngles) This meta-class store constantly those signed axes. (see EulerAxis)

Types of Euler systems

All and only valid 3 dimension Euler rotation over standard signed axes{+X,+Y,+Z,-X,-Y,-Z} are supported:

all axes X, Y, Z in each valid order (see below what order is valid)
rotation over the axis is supported both over the positive and negative directions.
both Tait-Bryan and proper/classic Euler angles (i.e. the opposite).

Since EulerSystem support both positive and negative directions, you may call this rotation distinction in other names:

right handed or left handed
counterclockwise or clockwise

Notice all axed combination are valid, and would trigger a static assertion. Same unsigned axes can't be neighbors, e.g. {X,X,Y} is invalid. This yield two and only two classes:

Tait-Bryan - all unsigned axes are distinct, e.g. {X,Y,Z}
proper/classic Euler angles - The first and the third unsigned axes is equal, and the second is different, e.g. {X,Y,X}

Intrinsic vs extrinsic Euler systems

Only intrinsic Euler systems are supported for simplicity. If you want to use extrinsic Euler systems, just use the equal intrinsic opposite order for axes and angles. I.e axes (A,B,C) becomes (C,B,A), and angles (a,b,c) becomes (c,b,a).

Convenient user typedefs

Convenient typedefs for EulerSystem exist (only for positive axes Euler systems), in a form of EulerSystem{A}{B}{C}, e.g. EulerSystemXYZ.

Additional reading

More information about Euler angles: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Euler_angles

Template Parameters

_AlphaAxis	the first fixed EulerAxis
_BetaAxis	the second fixed EulerAxis
_GammaAxis	the third fixed EulerAxis