From: Juan Pablo Carbajal-2 [via Octave] <ml-node+address@hidden> Sent: Monday, August 15, 2016 9:08 AM To: AMR_KELEG Subject: Re: GSoC '16 - Boolean Operations on Polygons : Merge Code to geometry P
pr.nienhuis@ albumihaiupb@ Hello, My name is Albu Mihai and I am a student at University Politehnica of Bucharest, more exactly at Computers and Information Technology. I want to work at Google Summ
There is also an algorithm for boolean operations on polygons by Francisco Martínez del Río (http://www4.ujaen.es/~fmartin/bool_op.html). Hi put his C++ code in public domain and also provides an i
Dear Juan, I can easily move the include directory from the root path of the package to the src directory. Will this be more convenient to you? Amr From: Juan Pablo Carbajal-2 [via Octave] <ml-node+a
I have experience with Boost::Geometry, ClipperLib, and GPC. Now that you mention it, I remember the integer limitation with ClipperLib. I only needed 3 digits of precision for my applications, so I
Last summer I stumbled upon a comparison of various polygon clipping libraries (5 or 6 IIRC) by a Russian (?) guy which outlined that only 2 or 3 could handle holes. (Too bad I can't find that URL an
On Mar 17, 2017, at 1:53 PM, Philip Nienhuis <address@hidden> wrote: I have been trying the Boost version by Amr for some time, using Amr's unofficial geometry-3.0.0 version from github and the mappi
Sir, I'm Leo Yi, a sophomore in Computer science at Peking University, China. And I’m the very one who mailed to you personally instead of to the mailing list. Do you enjoy OctConf 2017? I’ve bee
Yes, you are in the right track. Do check already exiisting oct-files to see how to do it. For example check the current geometry package development. You can also see other packages like fem-fenics.
Sir, I read CGAL Manual about implementation of boolean operations for simple and relatively simple polygons and polygon with holes. Now , to create a C++ interface in Octave for the same, I read som
2017-03-08 16:52 GMT+01:00 José Luis García Pallero <address@hidden>: The documentation shows some examples: http://doc.cgal.org/latest/Boolean_set_operations_2/index.html -- ** José Luis García
2017-03-08 16:40 GMT+01:00 Juan Pablo Carbajal <address@hidden>: Hello: OctCLIP is an implementation of the Greiner-Hormann algorithm (http://davis.wpi.edu/~matt/courses/clipping/), which is a NON RO
Hi, We tried to merge octclip in the past but due to maintainers decision we rever it to two different packages. We can add a wrapper in the gometry package that calls octclip boolean functions if ne
Dear Piyush Jain, There is some clipper functionality already added to geometry. Maybe you can extend that somehow? Currently we use it only for orinetatin of polygons. Philip Neuhuis can guide you b
Hi Richard, I use CGAl without much troubles but I will check the links. I think the philosophy is to provide bindings many bindings and let the user choose which one they use. We will have low level
On 04/03/17 23:13, Juan Pablo Carbajal wrote: On Sat, Mar 4, 2017 at 6:14 PM, PhilipNienhuis <address@hidden> wrote: abhishek singla wrote My name is Abhishek Singla. I am interested in working on th
Hi, Exactly as Phillip said, the interaciont with boost has to be more clever. If you want to move in another direction, binding to CGAL[1] would be another option. This will also allows us to have m
The description of this project needs to be adapted. Last year most of this has already been implemented (by Amr Keleg who did good work), but not yet integrated into the geometry or mapping package.
My name is Abhishek Singla. I am interested in working on the idea " Implement boolean operations on polygons". I have knowledge of C++ and have also used octave as part of my curriculum in subjec