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CGAL 4.9 - Combinatorial Maps
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Combinatorial Maps Reference

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conceptCellAttribute
 The concept CellAttribute represents a non void attribute associated with a cell of a combinatorial map. It can keep a handle to one dart of its associated cell, and can contain any information. More...
 
conceptCombinatorialMap
 The concept CombinatorialMap defines a d-dimensional combinatorial map. More...
 
conceptCombinatorialMapItems
 The concept CombinatorialMapItems allows to customize a dD combinatorial map by choosing the type of darts, and by enabling and disabling some attributes. For that, it defines an inner class template named Dart_wrapper, with one template parameter, CMap, a model of the CombinatorialMap concept. This inner class must define two types: Dart and Attributes. More...
 
conceptDart
 The concept Dart defines a d-dimensional dart. A dart mainly stores handles to the darts linked with itself by \( \beta_i\), \( \forall\)i, 0 \( \leq\)i \( \leq\)d. Moreover, it stores also handles to each non void attribute associated with itself. More...