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[杨成林 <>]

I have not test your code, but I found some mistakes. Can this be compiled?
segments is std::vector<Point_2>. Segment can not be inserted into it.
RT::incident_edges and so on are not static functions, I don't think they can be used like this.

2013/5/5 liudaisuda <>

Linking the dual points of two neighbor incident cells of a vertex is pretty much the same as getting the dual of the corresponding incident edge of that vertex.  Do you have any idea why my approach didn't work ?

On Sun, May 5, 2013 at 10:36 PM, 杨成林 [via cgal-discuss] <[hidden email]> wrote:

Why not just link the dual points of the incident cells?

2013/5/5 liudaisuda <[hidden email]>

I test the code, and for each vertex, it only collected two segments of the
power cell. Therefore, it is clearly incorrect. Anyone has any suggestion
how to achieve my goal?

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