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["Jingyi Jin" <>]

Hi Pierre and all,

 

I am very interested in the answer too.

 

Another problem with the deletion/insertion is if the vertex is part of a singularity (in 2D, four or more vertices lie in the circle), deletion/insertion may lead to a different triangulation. So it would be really nice if an alternative way to update the weights can be proposed.

 

May I add another question? If we ensure that the weight is always decreasing, would that make the hack job easier?

 

Thank you!

 

Jingyi

On Nov 29, 2007 1:40 PM, Pierre Alliez <> wrote:

hi all,

I would like to move a vertex in the regular triangulation, or to change the
weight of a vertex. Can I hack into the regular triangulation so as to avoid
having to call (remove + insert) or (insert + remove), which has for effect to
corrupt the vertex iterator.

In essence, I want to relocate/reweight all vertices of the regular
triangulation in a single pass while using one vertex iterator. As some vertices
may become not visible - hence part of the iterator - I agree that it must be
tricky.

thanks!


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