//
// Finds the top-most shapes and recursively constructs the contained relationships.
//
private void ShapeHierarchyHelper(Figure outer, List<Figure> inner)
{
//
// Base Case: Have we already processed this 'outer' figure?
//
if (outer.HierarchyEstablished()) return;
//
// Base case: no contained shapes; this is a bottom-most shape (leaf-shape in hierarchy)
//
if (!inner.Any())
{
outer.MakeLeaf();
return;
}
//
// Find the current set of top-most shapes.
//
List<Figure> topShapes = new List<Figure>();
for (int f1 = 0; f1 < inner.Count; f1++)
{
bool contained = false;
for (int f2 = 0; f2 < inner.Count; f2++)
{
if (f1 != f2)
{
if (inner[f2].Contains(inner[f1]))
{
contained = true;
break;
}
}
}
if (!contained) topShapes.Add(inner[f1]);
}
//
// Construct the child hierarchies:
// for each top shape, find the contained shapes, recur.
//
foreach (Figure topShape in topShapes)
{
// Find contained shapes.
List<Figure> containedShapes = new List<Figure>();
foreach (Figure innerShape in inner)
{
if (!topShape.StructurallyEquals(innerShape))
{
if (topShape.Contains(innerShape))
{
containedShapes.Add(innerShape);
}
}
}
// Recur
ShapeHierarchyHelper(topShape, containedShapes);
}
outer.SetChildren(topShapes);
}