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- GRAPE(cons, "merge")(cons_two)
- CONS * cons, * cons_two
Merge cons_two into cons by appending the vertex
indices. Of course this is only possible if both instances point to the
same geom and if the last index of cons and the first index
of cons_two are identical.
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- CONS * cons
After merging and closing two Triang2d (most likely
Geom2d) instances some of the points the cons uses may no
longer be used by the cons-> geom, they will no longer be updated
and could be removed. "verify-use" checks whether all points are
still in use, "close-send" will replace unused points by the points
they were identified with during a "close" on cons-> geom.
- (TRIANG1D * ) GRAPE(cons, "get-triang")(triang)
- CONS * cons
TRIANG1D * triang
Copy the coordinates of the cons from cons-> geom-> x/y/z
with indices cons-> vertex to triang-> x/y/z. The
triang instance is returned, if triang is NULL, a new
Triang1d instance is created.
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- CONS * cons, * cons1, * cons2
double factor, fac1, fac2
- GRAPE(cons, "reflect")(trfmat, orient)
- CONS * cons
MATRIX44 trfmat
int orient
- GRAPE(cons, "reset")()
- CONS * cons
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