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["Angelo Tardugno" <>]

Yes you're right....ci is an iterator of a list containing Cell handles. The rest of the code is here.

Thanks

Angelo

for (std::list<Cell_handle>::iterator ci = i_cells.begin(); ci!=i_cells.end();ci++)
        {
            v_ind1=(*ci)->index(vi);

                    
            for (int i=0; i<4;i++)
            {
                //cout << *((*ci)->vertex((v_ind1+i)%4));
                if (!(vert_set.count((*ci)->vertex((v_ind1+i)%4))))
                {
                    vert_set.insert((*ci)->vertex((v_ind1+i)%4));
                    Edge e(*ci, v_ind1, ((v_ind1+i)%4) );
                    cc=T.incident_cells(e);
                    cc_end=T.incident_cells(Edge(*ci,v_ind1,((v_ind1+i)%4)));
                    
                    cout << "------------------" << endl;
                    cout << (cc==cc_end) << endl;
                    cc++;
                    cout << (cc==cc_end) << endl;
                    cc++;
                    cout << (cc==cc_end) << endl;
                    cc++;
                    cout << (cc==cc_end) << endl;
                    cc++;
                    cout << (cc==cc_end) << endl;
                    cc++;
                    cout << (cc==cc_end) << endl;
                    cc++;
                    cout << (cc==cc_end) << endl;
                    cc++;
                    cout << (cc==cc_end) << endl;
                    cc++;
                    cout << (cc==cc_end) << endl;
                    cc++;
                    cout << (cc==cc_end) << endl;
                    cc++;
                    cout << (cc==cc_end) << endl;
                    cc++;
                    cout << " ------------------------" << endl;


                    int n_cp=0;
                    
                        //do 
                        while ((++cc)!=(cc_end));
                        {
                            if (!(T.is_infinite(cc)))
                            {
                            ++n_cp;
                        
                            }
                        } //while (&(++cc)!=&(cc_end));

                    cout << "Ciao" << endl;                    
                    medial << n_cp << endl;
                    cout << n_cp << endl;

                    cc=T.incident_cells(e);
                    cc_end=cc;
                    
                    

                                        
                    do 
                    {    
                        if (!(T.is_infinite(cc)))
                        {
                        
                        pt=T.dual(cc);
                        //cout << pt << endl;

                        xx = pt.x();
                        yy = pt.y();
                        zz = pt.z();
                        
                       medial << xx << " " << yy << " " << zz << endl;
                        }
                    else {cout << "Infinite Cell " << endl;}
                        
                    } while (cc++!=cc_end);
                }
            }
        
        }

        

        //cout << i_cells.size() << endl;
    }

On Tue, Mar 11, 2008 at 4:25 PM, <> wrote:

Hi,
It's difficult to say anything without knowing more about your code.
For instance, what is ci?

Angelo Tardugno wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> it seems like the circulator is not actually circulating, I've done a
> simple test:
>
> Edge e(*ci, v_ind1, ((v_ind1+i)%4) );
>                     cc=T.incident_cells(e);
>
> cc_end=T.incident_cells(Edge(*ci,v_ind1,((v_ind1+i)%4)));
>
>                     cout << "------------------" << endl;
>                     cout << (cc==cc_end) << endl;
>                     cc++;
>                     cout << (cc==cc_end) << endl;
>                     cc++;
>                     cout << (cc==cc_end) << endl;
>                     cc++;
>                     cout << (cc==cc_end) << endl;
>                     cc++;
>                     cout << (cc==cc_end) << endl;
>                     cc++;
>                     cout << (cc==cc_end) << endl;
>                     cc++;
>                     cout << (cc==cc_end) << endl;
>                     cc++;
>                     cout << (cc==cc_end) << endl;
>                     cc++;
>                     cout << (cc==cc_end) << endl;
>                     cc++;
>                     cout << (cc==cc_end) << endl;
>                     cc++;
>                     cout << (cc==cc_end) << endl;
>                     cc++;
>                     cout << " ------------------------" << endl;
>
> and the output gives me something like this....
>
> -------------------------------
> 1
> 0
> 0
>
> and then the program crashes. It seems like the circulator is not doing
> its job properly....
>
> Any idea?
>
> Thanks
>
> Angelo
>
>

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