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Removed function to sort a Set<Vertex> into counterclockwise order.
Converted IUO properties to nonoptional properties appropriately set before on init. Edge.a/.b, Triangle.a/.b/.c and Vertex.x/.y.
Renamed a function to correctly capitalize a word: assignNewtriangleNeighbors becomes assignNewTriangleNeighbors.
LocationGraphNode.getTriangles() is no longer optional. It will just return an empty set if no leaf nodes are found.
Added
Edge, Triangle and Vertex may now optionally have a name specified, or have one generated automatically on init. Helps read logs.
Show recursion depth in logs from recursive functions.
Bunches of comments and diagrams documenting innards of DelaunayTriangulator.
Add a function to Triangle to output Swift code to reconstruct it, for e.g. unit tests.
Add functions for Set<Triangle> to return Set<Vertex> and a String description of a sorted list of brief descriptions of all contained Triangles.
Typealiases for Degree and Radian.
enums:
TrigonometricRatio defining cos, sin etc and some helper functions.
Quadrant defining the four parts of the Cartesian plane and some query functions.
structs:
PolarCoordinate2D.
CartesianCoordinate2D.
Angle (with an AngleOrientationenum that needs to be reconciled with PlanarOrientation).
A function to compute distance between two CGPoints.
Fixed
In DelaunayTriangulator:
After an edge flip, not all of the necessary edges of the new pair of neighboring triangles received propagated legality testing. For two Triangles adjacent on a common Edge, the remaining four Edges between them are now used to propagate edge legalization.
During edge legality testing, an Edge and another Vertex are used to construct a Triangle whose circumscribed circle is queried to contain another Vertex (call it x here). Previously, the endpoints of the Edge were treated specially for ghost points, and if none were there, execution proceeded directly to the incircle test. If x is a ghost point, the calculation is nonsensical. Inserted a new check to see if x is a ghost point before proceeding to the actual incircle test.
Querying LocationGraphNode for all leaf Triangle instances would leave all its nodes' visited property set to true, so subsequent queries would return the empty set. Reset all nodes' visited property to false before returning the results of the query in getTriangles().
Comparisons of Triangle now consider equality between sets of its Vertex instances, instead of sets of its Edges.