PML

Physical Model markup Language. More...

Collaboration diagram for PML:

Classes
class	Atom
	An atom has an unique index in the physical model object, a 3D position, and different basic properties. More...
class	AtomProperties
	This class manages all the properties attached to an atom. More...
class	Cell
	A cell has an unique index in the physical model object, is composed by atoms, and different basic properties. More...
class	CellProperties
	Describes and manages the properties attached to cells. More...
class	Component
	A component is something that composed something and could also be a part of something. More...
class	Facet
	Class facet to hold and compare facet This class is used for the extraction of external surface during importation of simulator specific files. More...
class	MultiComponent
	A multi-component stores other components, hence providing a way to have an tree representation of components. More...
class	PhysicalModel
	This is the main class of this project. More...
class	PMLAbortException
	Exception class to handle abortion in the xmlReading Particularly useful to handle constructor's abortion. More...
class	Properties
	Describes the properties common to all structures and components. More...
class	RenderingMode
	Handle rendering options (surface and wireframe) of an Object3D. More...
class	StructuralComponent
	A structural component is composed either by cell or by atoms. More...
class	StructuralComponentProperties
	A class that manages the structural component properties. More...
class	Structure
	Pure virtual class that represent an element of the structure. More...
class	StructureProperties
	Describes the properties common to all structures. More...

Detailed Description

Physical Model markup Language.

PML stands for Physical Model markup Language. It is an XML language designed to describe tissues and structures as physical objects using a model (discrete, continuous, ...) in order to perform a medical simulatio

• To learn more about PML, go to the PML/LML website
• If you would like to help please check the TODO
• To know the exact current PML library version use PhysicalModel::VERSION n.