A halfedge record in a DCEL data structure. Two halfedges with opposite directions always form an edge (a halfedge pair). The halfedges form together chains, defining the boundaries of connected components, such that all halfedges along a chain have the same incident face. Note that the chain the halfedge belongs to may form the outer boundary of a bounded face (an outer CCB) or the boundary of a hole inside a face (an inner CCB).
An edge is always associated with a curve, but the halfedge records only store a pointer to the associated curve, and the actual curve objects are stored elsewhere. Two opposite halfedges are always associated with the same curve.
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default constructor.
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| assigns e with the contents of the other halfedge. |
All functions below also have const counterparts, returning non-mutable pointers or references:
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| sets the opposite halfedge. | ||
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sets the lexicographical order between e's source and target
vertices to be dir. The direction of the opposite halfedge is
also set to the opposite direction.
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| sets the previous halfedge of e along the chain, and updates the cross-pointer prev->next(). | ||
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| sets the next halfedge of e along the chain, and updates the cross-pointer next->prev(). | ||
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| sets the target vertex. | ||
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| sets the incident face, marking that e lies on the outer CCB of the face f. | ||
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| sets the incident hole, marking that e lies on an inner CCB. | ||
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sets the associated curve of e and its opposite halfedge. |
ArrangementDcel
ArrangementDcelVertex
ArrangementDcelFace
ArrangementDcelHole