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SplinePath

Struct SplinePath 

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pub struct SplinePath {
    pub order: usize,
    pub s_min: f64,
    pub s_max: f64,
    pub out_of_range_mode: OutOfRangeMode,
    /* private fields */
}
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Piecewise-polynomial path in normalised segment coordinates.

Coefficients are stored in column-major blocks by dimension: [dim0_seg0.., dim0_seg1.., ..., dim1_seg0.., ...].

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§order: usize§s_min: f64§s_max: f64§out_of_range_mode: OutOfRangeMode

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impl SplinePath

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pub fn from_waypoints( waypoints: &DMatrix<f64>, cfg: &SplineConfig, ) -> Result<Self, PathError>

Build spline coefficients from a waypoint matrix of shape (dim, n_points).

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pub fn eval_at<const ORDER: u8>( &self, s: f64, _dim: usize, q_col: &mut [f64], dq_col: &mut [f64], ddq_col: &mut [f64], dddq_col: &mut [f64], )

Evaluate position and up to ORDER derivatives at path parameter s for all dim joints, writing results into the supplied column slices.

ORDER controls which slices must be valid:

  • 0 : only q_col is written; dq_col / ddq_col / dddq_col are ignored
  • 2 : q_col, dq_col, ddq_col are written; dddq_col is ignored
  • 3 : all four slices are written

Callers in path_core.rs specialise this with eval_at::<0>, eval_at::<2>, and eval_at::<3>, replacing the former eval_at_q_only, eval_at_up_to_2nd, and eval_at_full methods.

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