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fixed three documentation typos
(cherry picked from commit eb8d2f5752)
See https://github.com/CGAL/cgal/pull/356
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returns a bounding box containing `r`.
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returns a bounding box containing `r`.
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Bbox bbox() const;
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Bbox_2 bbox() const;
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returns the iso-oriented rectangle obtained by applying `t` on
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returns the iso-oriented rectangle obtained by applying `t` on
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@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ namespace Polyline_simplification_2
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/// This class is a stop predicate returning `true` when the cost for
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/// This class is a stop predicate returning `true` when the cost for
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/// simplifying a vertex is smaller than a certain threshold.
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/// simplifying a vertex is greater than a certain threshold.
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/// \cgalModels `PolylineSimplificationStopPredicate`.
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/// \cgalModels `PolylineSimplificationStopPredicate`.
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class Stop_above_cost_threshold
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class Stop_above_cost_threshold
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\section sectionSurfaceMeshImplementation Implementation Details
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\section sectionSurfaceMeshImplementation Implementation Details
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As integer type for the indices we have chosen `boost::uint32_t`. On 64 bit operating systems they
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As integer type for the indices we have chosen `boost::uint32_t`. On 64 bit operating systems they
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take only have the size of a pointer. They still allow to have meshes with 2 billion elements.
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take only half the size of a pointer. They still allow to have meshes with 2 billion elements.
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We use `std::vector` for storing properties. So by accessing the adress
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We use `std::vector` for storing properties. So by accessing the adress
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of the 0th element of a property map you can access the underlying
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of the 0th element of a property map you can access the underlying
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