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Line Clipping Using Cyrus-Beck Method

This program uses the Cyrus-Beck line clipping algorithm to clip a line segment to a given rectangular region. It takes user input for the coordinates of the clipping window and line segment. It then calculates parameter values t1 and t2 to determine the intersection points of the line with the clipping window boundaries. If t1 is less than t2, the clipped line segment is drawn from the calculated intersection points.

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Line Clipping Using Cyrus-Beck Method

This program uses the Cyrus-Beck line clipping algorithm to clip a line segment to a given rectangular region. It takes user input for the coordinates of the clipping window and line segment. It then calculates parameter values t1 and t2 to determine the intersection points of the line with the clipping window boundaries. If t1 is less than t2, the clipped line segment is drawn from the calculated intersection points.

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//LINE CLIPPING USING CYRUS-BECK METHOD #include<iostream.h> #include<conio.h> #include<graphics.h> #define round(a) (int(a+0.

5)) float max(float a,float b) { return ((a>b) ? a : b); } float min(float a,float b) { return ((a>b) ? b : a); } void main() { int gdriver=DETECT,gmode; float x,y,xmin,xmax,ymin,ymax,xi,xf,yi,yf,t,t1,t2=1; clrscr(); cout<<"Coordinates of rectangular clip window :\nxmin,ymin :"; cin>>xmin>>ymin; cout<<"xmax,ymax :"; cin>>xmax>>ymax; cout<<"\n\nCoordinates of line to be clipped :\nInitial :"; cin>>xi>>yi; cout<<"Final :"; cin>>xf>>yf; initgraph(&gdriver,&gmode,"C:\\TurboC3\\BGI"); rectangle(xmin,ymax,xmax,ymin); cout<<"\t\tUNCLIPPED LINE"; setcolor(RED); line(round(xi),round(yi),round(xf),round(yf)); getch(); cleardevice(); t=(xmin-xi)/(xf-xi); if(xf>xi) t1=max(t1,t); else t2=min(t2,t); t=(ymax-yi)/(yf-yi); if(yi>yf) t1=max(t1,t); else t2=min(t2,t); t=(xmax-xi)/(xf-xi); if(xi>xf) t1=max(t1,t); else t2=min(t2,t); t=(ymin-yi)/(yf-yi); if(yf>yi) t1=max(t1,t); else

t2=min(t2,t); if(t1<t2) { x=xf; y=yf; xf=xi+t2*(xf-xi); yf=yi+t2*(yf-yi); xi+=t1*(x-xi); yi+=t1*(y-yi); line(round(xi),round(yi),round(xf),round(yf)); } setcolor(WHITE); rectangle(xmin,ymax,xmax,ymin); cout<<"\t\tCLIPPED LINE"; getch(); closegraph(); }

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