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CGAL 4.11.2 - Linear Cell Complex
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Class CGAL::Linear_cell_complex< d, d2, LCCTraits, Items, Alloc >
This class is deprecated since CGAL 4.9 and has been renamed to Linear_cell_complex_for_combinatorial_map.
Class CGAL::Linear_cell_complex_for_combinatorial_map< d, d2, LCCTraits, Items, Alloc >

Before CGAL 4.9, this class was named Linear_cell_complex. This old name still exist for backward compatibility.

Before CGAL 4.9, Items had to define the type of dart used. This is now deprecated, the Dart type is no more defined in the item class, but replaced by the Dart_info type. See deprecated note in the Linear_cell_complex_min_items class. CGAL_CMAP_DART_DEPRECATED can be defined to keep the old behavior.

Class CGAL::Linear_cell_complex_min_items
Before CGAL 4.9, this class was templated by the dimension of the darts, and users must define the type of darts used (see also deprecated class Combinatorial_map_min_items). CGAL_CMAP_DART_DEPRECATED can be defined to keep the old behavior (only possible with Combinatorial_map and not for Generalized_map).