public void CreateAdvancingFront()
{
DelaunayTriangle delaunayTriangle = new DelaunayTriangle(this.Points[0], this.Tail, this.Head);
this.Triangles.Add(delaunayTriangle);
AdvancingFrontNode advancingFrontNode = new AdvancingFrontNode(delaunayTriangle.Points[1]);
advancingFrontNode.Triangle = delaunayTriangle;
AdvancingFrontNode advancingFrontNode2 = new AdvancingFrontNode(delaunayTriangle.Points[0]);
advancingFrontNode2.Triangle = delaunayTriangle;
AdvancingFrontNode tail = new AdvancingFrontNode(delaunayTriangle.Points[2]);
this.aFront = new AdvancingFront(advancingFrontNode, tail);
this.aFront.AddNode(advancingFrontNode2);
this.aFront.Head.Next = advancingFrontNode2;
advancingFrontNode2.Next = this.aFront.Tail;
advancingFrontNode2.Prev = this.aFront.Head;
this.aFront.Tail.Prev = advancingFrontNode2;
}
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]);
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;
}
