flightgear/Tools/Construct/Triangulate/trisegs.hxx

// trisegs.hxx -- "Triangle" segment management class
//
// Written by Curtis Olson, started March 1999.
//
// Copyright (C) 1999  Curtis L. Olson  - curt@flightgear.org
//
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//
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//
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//
// $Id$
// (Log is kept at end of this file)


#ifndef _TRISEGS_HXX
#define _TRISEGS_HXX


#ifndef __cplusplus                                                          
# error This library requires C++
#endif                                   


#include <Include/compiler.h>

#include <vector>

#include "trinodes.hxx"

FG_USING_STD(vector);


// a segment is two integer pointers into the node list
class FGTriSeg {
    int n1, n2;

public:

    // Constructor and destructor
    inline FGTriSeg( void ) { };
    inline FGTriSeg( int i1, int i2 ) { 
	n1 = i1;
	n2 = i2;
    }

    inline ~FGTriSeg( void ) { };

    inline int get_n1() const { return n1; }
    inline void set_n1( int i ) { n1 = i; }
    inline int get_n2() const { return n2; }
    inline void set_n2( int i ) { n2 = i; }

    friend bool operator == (const FGTriSeg& a, const FGTriSeg& b);

};

inline bool operator == (const FGTriSeg& a, const FGTriSeg& b)
{
    return ((a.n1 == b.n1) && (a.n2 == b.n2)) 
	|| ((a.n1 == b.n2) && (a.n2 == b.n1));
}


typedef vector < FGTriSeg > triseg_list;
typedef triseg_list::iterator triseg_list_iterator;
typedef triseg_list::const_iterator const_triseg_list_iterator;


class FGTriSegments {

private:

    triseg_list seg_list;

    // Divide segment if there are other points on it, return the
    // divided list of segments
    triseg_list divide_segment( const point_list& nodes, 
				const FGTriSeg& s );

public:

    // Constructor and destructor
    FGTriSegments( void );
    ~FGTriSegments( void );

    // delete all the data out of seg_list
    inline void clear() { seg_list.clear(); }

    // Add a segment to the segment list if it doesn't already exist.
    // Returns the index (starting at zero) of the segment in the
    // list.
    int unique_add( const FGTriSeg& s );

    // Add a segment to the segment list if it doesn't already exist.
    // Returns the index (starting at zero) of the segment in the list.
    void unique_divide_and_add( const point_list& node_list, 
				const FGTriSeg& s );

    // return the master node list
    inline triseg_list get_seg_list() const { return seg_list; }

    // return the ith segment
    inline FGTriSeg get_seg( int i ) const { return seg_list[i]; }
};


#endif // _TRISEGS_HXX


// $Log$
// Revision 1.1  1999/04/05 21:32:43  curt
// Initial revision
//
// Revision 1.4  1999/04/05 02:17:14  curt
// Dynamically update "error" until the resulting tile data scales within
// a lower and upper bounds.
//
// Revision 1.3  1999/03/27 05:30:18  curt
// Handle corner nodes separately from the rest of the fitted nodes.
// Add fitted nodes in after corners and polygon nodes since the fitted nodes
//   are less important.  Subsequent nodes will "snap" to previous nodes if
//   they are "close enough."
// Need to manually divide segments to prevent "T" intersetions which can
//   confound the triangulator.  Hey, I got to use a recursive method!
// Pass along correct triangle attributes to output file generator.
// Do fine grained node snapping for corners and polygons, but course grain
//   node snapping for fitted terrain nodes.
//
// Revision 1.2  1999/03/20 20:33:00  curt
// First mostly successful tile triangulation works.  There's plenty of tweaking
// to do, but we are marching in the right direction.
//
// Revision 1.1  1999/03/20 13:21:36  curt
// Initial revision.
//