public void CanComputeDelaunay()
{
var maxX = 100;
var maxY = 100;
var point0 = new DelaunayPoint(0, 0);
var point1 = new DelaunayPoint(0, maxY);
var point2 = new DelaunayPoint(maxX, maxY);
var point3 = new DelaunayPoint(maxX, 0);
var point4 = new DelaunayPoint(maxX / 2.0, maxY / 2.0);
var triangle1 = new DelaunayTriangle(point0, point1, point2);
var triangle2 = new DelaunayTriangle(point0, point2, point3);
var border = new List <DelaunayTriangle> {
triangle1, triangle2
};
var delaunay = Delaunay.Compute(
new List <DelaunayPoint>
{
point0, point1, point2, point3, point4
},
border
)
.ToList();
Assert.True(delaunay.Count == 4);
var voronoi = Delaunay.Voronoi(delaunay);
// TODO: We expect 8 because it currently outputs the lines repeated twice.
Assert.True(voronoi.ToList().Count == 8);
}