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[Query Cgal <>]

THank you for your reply.

In fact, I am dealing with a 3D triangulation (sorry that I forgot to mention that it is 3D in the previous post.)
and therefore, I cannot use Facet since Facet is not represented in 3D triangulation.
So, what should I do to use incident_facets() of a 3D triangulation.

Thank you



--- 2009年3月21日 星期六，naresh <> 寫道﹕

寄件人: naresh <>
主題: Re: [cgal-discuss] incident_facets function of a Delaunay triangulation
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日期: 2009 3 21 星期六 下午 1:07



Hi

 

I think you should try like this

 

typedef Trianluation_2::Facet Facet;   // something here that you had used in ur programme may different i had showed only example

 

vector<Facet> f;
Dt.incident_facets(start, back_inserter(f));

 

 

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From: Query Cgal

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Sent: Saturday, March 21, 2009 5:45 PM

Subject: [cgal-discuss] incident_facets function of a Delaunay triangulation

Hi, I have tried to use the function below

template <class OutputIterator>

OutputIterator

t.incident_facets ( Vertex_handle v, OutputIterator facets)

Copies all Facets incident to v to the output iterator facets. Returns the resulting output iterator.

Precondition:

t.dimension() >1 , v Vertex_handle(), t.is_vertex(v)..

 
When I tried to used it in the following way but it didn't work,

vector<Finite_facets_iterator> f;
Dt.incident_facets(start, back_inserter(f));

May I ask in what other way should I use the Output iterator then ?

Thank you

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