SolutionLRLb.hpp

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#ifndef MPBLOCKS_DUBINS_CURVES_EIGEN_SOLUTION_LRL_B_HPP_
#define MPBLOCKS_DUBINS_CURVES_EIGEN_SOLUTION_LRL_B_HPP_

#include <mpblocks/dubins/curves_eigen/solver.h>
#include <mpblocks/dubins/curves/funcs.hpp>
#include <mpblocks/dubins/curves_eigen/funcs.hpp>

namespace     mpblocks {
namespace       dubins {
namespace curves_eigen {


template <typename Scalar>
struct Solver<LRLb, Scalar> {
  typedef Eigen::Matrix<Scalar, 3, 1> Vector3d;
  typedef Eigen::Matrix<Scalar, 2, 1> Vector2d;

  static Path<Scalar> solve(const Vector3d& q0, const Vector3d& q1,
                        const Scalar r) {
    Path<Scalar> out(LRLb);  
    Vector3d s;        
    Vector2d c[3];     

    // calculate the center of the circle to which q1 is tangent
    c[0] = leftCenter(q0, r);

    // calculate the center of the circle to which q2 is tangent
    c[2] = leftCenter(q1, r);

    // the distance between the centers of these two circles
    Scalar d = (c[0] - c[2]).norm();

    // if the distance is too large, then this primitive is not the solution,
    // and we can bail here
    if (d > 4 * r) {
      return out;
    }

    // if the distance is zero then the geometry degenerates
    if (d == 0) {
      out = Vector3d(0, 0, 0);
      return out;
    }

    // the base angle of the isosceles triangle whose vertices are the centers
    // of the the three circles, note acos returns [0,pi]
    Scalar a = acos(d / (4 * r));

    // create a clockwise rotation of magnitude alpha
    Eigen::Rotation2D<Scalar> R(-a);

    // we find the third vertex of this triangle by taking the vector between
    // the two circle centers, normalizing it, and rotating it by alpha, and
    // scaling it to magnitude 2r, then it points from the center of
    // one the circle tangent to q1 to the third vertex
    c[1] = c[2] + R * (c[0] - c[2]).normalized() * 2 * r;

    // calculate the arc distance we travel on the first circle
    Vector2d dc = c[1] - c[0];    //< vector between centers of circles
    Scalar a0 = leftAngleOf(q0);  //< angle of vector from center to q1
    Scalar a1 = std::atan2(dc[1], dc[0]);  //< angle of that vector
    s[0] = ccwArc(a0, a1);                   //< ccwise distance

    // calculate the arc distance we travel on the middle circle
    s[1] = M_PI + 2 * a;

    // calculate the arc distance we travel on the second circle
    dc = c[1] - c[2];
    a0 = std::atan2(dc[1], dc[0]);  //< vector between centers of circles
    a1 = leftAngleOf(q1);           //< angle of vector from center to q1
    s[2] = ccwArc(a0, a1);          //< ccwise distance

    out = s;
    return out;
  }
};

}  // curves_eigen
}  // dubins
}  // mpblocks

#endif  // MPBLOCKS_DUBINS_CURVES_EIGEN_SOLUTION_LRL_B_HPP_