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if(refining)
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{
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// If we are re-using the triangulation, change the label of the extra elements
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// If we are reusing the triangulation, change the label of the extra elements
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// that we have added to ensure a manifold result back to external ("manifold" -> "outside")
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reset_manifold_labels();
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@ -3716,7 +3716,7 @@ namespace CGAL {
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/** Create an edge.
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* if closed==true, the edge has no 2-free dart.
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* (note that for CMap there is no differente between true and false, but
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* (note that for CMap there is no difference between true and false, but
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* this is not the case for GMap)
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* @return a dart of the new edge.
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*/
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* @param h0 the first vertex descriptor.
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* @param h1 the second vertex descriptor.
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* if closed==true, the edge has no 2-free dart.
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* (note that for CMap there is no differente between true and false, but
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* (note that for CMap there is no difference between true and false, but
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* this is not the case for GMap)
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* @return the dart of the new edge incident to h0.
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*/
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\subsection HalfedgeDSExampleAddingColortoFaces Example Adding Color to Faces
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This example re-uses the base class available for faces and adds a
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This example reuses the base class available for faces and adds a
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member variable `color`.
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\cgalExample{HalfedgeDS/hds_prog_color.cpp}
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@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ as a gradient red/green corresponding to close/far from the source vertices.
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The heat method is highly efficient, since the algorithm
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boils down to two standard sparse linear algebra problems. It is especially
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useful in situations where one wishes to perform repeated distance queries
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on a fixed domain, since precomputation done for the first query can be re-used.
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on a fixed domain, since precomputation done for the first query can be reused.
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As a rule of thumb, the method works well on triangle meshes, which are
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Delaunay, though in practice may also work fine for meshes that are far from
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#### CGAL and Boost Property Maps
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- The `key_type` of the property maps provided by CGAL used to be an
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iterator. In order to be more easily re-used, the `key_type` has
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iterator. In order to be more easily reused, the `key_type` has
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been changed to be the `value_type` of the iterator. The packages
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that have been updated to match these changes are **Point Set
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Processing** and **Surface Reconstruction from Point Sets**.
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std::cerr << "update_mesh_topo_change: revert move to " << old_position << "\n";
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#endif
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//reset caches in case cells are re-used by the compact container
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//reset caches in case cells are reused by the compact container
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reset_circumcenter_cache(outdated_cells);
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reset_sliver_cache(outdated_cells);
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outdated_cells.clear();
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// If smoothing fails, the face patch is restored to its pre-smoothing state.
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//
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// There is no need to update the working range because smoothing doesn`t change
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// the number of faces (and old faces are re-used).
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// the number of faces (and old faces are reused).
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//
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// Do not smooth if there are no self-intersections within the patch: this means the intersection
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// is with another CC and smoothing is unlikely to move the surface sufficiently
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pt->set_time_stamp(new_ts);
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}
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else {
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// else: the time stamp is re-used
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// else: the time stamp is reused
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// Enforces that the time stamp is greater than the current value.
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// That is used when a TDS_3 is copied: in that case, the
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In order to satisfy as many uses as possible, a design has been selected that
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allows to exchange different parts to meet the users' needs, while still
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re-using a maximum of the provided functionalities. We have already seen that
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reusing a maximum of the provided functionalities. We have already seen that
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the main triangulation classes are parameterized by a geometric traits class
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and a triangulation data structure (TDS), so that each of them can be
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interchanged with alternate implementations.
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