Hi,
On 01/31/2014 01:33 PM, Adam Wulkiewicz wrote:
That's
great. In fact we have a raw version of guidelines for developers
(thanks to Mateusz), it mainly describes formatting the code but
maybe you'll find it interesting: http://github.com/boostorg/geometry/blob/develop/doc/guidelines.qbk.
Thanks a lot, I will definitely study that.
I'm
curious, why did you add AABBbox and LineSegment? BG already has
n-dimensional box and segment. Is it just a naming thing?
Actually, I am using intersection between 3D polyhedra in a
geometrical method for simulating two-phase flow and I was not sure
if I should couple that code to BG and extend BG from the start. I
decided to keep the geometry and the two-phase flow simulation code
self-sustained since there are just a few concepts and algorithms
required to get it to run - compared to a general geometrical
framework like BG. Also, the users of OpenFOAM are not used to
relying on boost, at all , since the entire framework (1.2 Million
lines of code) is written in C++98. The idea was: if I manage to
come up with the design similar to one in BG, I can detach the code
and make it more generally applicable and think about introducing it
as an external dependency, otherwise I leave it as it is.
Btw, intersects()/disjoints() works for n-dimensional pairs
Point/Box, Segment/Box and Linestring/Box (last two released in
1.55). In case you'd like to check it out.
Thanks a lot, will do.
Best regards,
Tomislav
Regards,
Adam
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