public void createAdvancingFront()
{
AdvancingFrontNode head, tail, middle;
// Initial triangle
DelaunayTriangle iTriangle = new DelaunayTriangle(_points[0],
getTail(),
getHead());
addToList(iTriangle);
head = new AdvancingFrontNode(iTriangle.points[1]);
head.triangle = iTriangle;
middle = new AdvancingFrontNode(iTriangle.points[0]);
middle.triangle = iTriangle;
tail = new AdvancingFrontNode(iTriangle.points[2]);
aFront = new AdvancingFront(head, tail);
aFront.addNode(middle);
// TODO: I think it would be more intuitive if head is middles next and not previous
// so swap head and tail
aFront.head.next = middle;
middle.next = aFront.tail;
middle.prev = aFront.head;
aFront.tail.prev = middle;
}
public void CreateAdvancingFront(List <Node> nodes)
{
Triangle triangle = new Triangle(_points[0], _tail, _head);
_map.Add(triangle);
_af_head = new Node(triangle.Points[1], triangle);
_af_middle = new Node(triangle.Points[0], triangle);
_af_tail = new Node(triangle.Points[2]);
Front = new AdvancingFront(_af_head, _af_tail);
// TODO: More intuitive if head is middles next and not previous?
// so swap head and tail
_af_head.Next = _af_middle;
_af_middle.Next = _af_tail;
_af_middle.Prev = _af_head;
_af_tail.Prev = _af_middle;
}
public void CreateAdvancingFront()
{
AdvancingFrontNode head, tail, middle;
// Initial triangle
DelaunayTriangle iTriangle = new DelaunayTriangle(Points[0], Tail, Head);
Triangles.Add(iTriangle);
head = new AdvancingFrontNode(iTriangle.Points[1]);
head.Triangle = iTriangle;
middle = new AdvancingFrontNode(iTriangle.Points[0]);
middle.Triangle = iTriangle;
tail = new AdvancingFrontNode(iTriangle.Points[2]);
Front = new AdvancingFront(head, tail);
Front.AddNode(middle);
// TODO: I think it would be more intuitive if head is middles next and not previous
// so swap head and tail
Front.Head.Next = middle;
middle.Next = Front.Tail;
middle.Prev = Front.Head;
Front.Tail.Prev = middle;
}