This modification removes the old way to define simplexes (already deprecated and unsupported).
In the following SIMPLEX = [vertex|edge|face|tetrahedron]
All the stuff that was in vcg/simplex/SIMPLEXplus/ has now been promoted to vcg/simplex/
Details:
- the folder vcg/simplex/SIMPLEX/with has been removed
- the file vcg/simplex/SIMPLEX/base.h has been renamed into vcg/simplex/SIMPLEX/base_old.h
- the content of vcg/simplex/SIMPLEXplus/ has been moved into vcg/simplex/SIMPLEX/
- the folder vcg/simplex/SIMPLEXplus/ has been removed
Actions the update the code using vcglib:
replace <vcg/simplex/SIMPLEXplus/*> with <vcg/simplex/SIMPLEX/*> in every include
for MESHLAB users: already done along with this commit
This modification removes the old way to define simplexes (already deprecated and unsupported).
In the following SIMPLEX = [vertex|edge|face|tetrahedron]
All the stuff that was in vcg/simplex/SIMPLEXplus/ has now been promoted to vcg/simplex/
Details:
- the folder vcg/simplex/SIMPLEX/with has been removed
- the file vcg/simplex/SIMPLEX/base.h has been renamed into vcg/simplex/SIMPLEX/base_old.h
- the content of vcg/simplex/SIMPLEXplus/ has been moved into vcg/simplex/SIMPLEX/
- the folder vcg/simplex/SIMPLEXplus/ has been removed
Actions the update the code using vcglib:
replace <vcg/simplex/SIMPLEXplus/*> with <vcg/simplex/SIMPLEX/*> in every include
for MESHLAB users: already done along with this commit
This modification removes the old way to define simplexes (already deprecated and unsupported).
In the following SIMPLEX = [vertex|edge|face|tetrahedron]
All the stuff that was in vcg/simplex/SIMPLEXplus/ has now been promoted to vcg/simplex/
Details:
- the folder vcg/simplex/SIMPLEX/with has been removed
- the file vcg/simplex/SIMPLEX/base.h has been renamed into vcg/simplex/SIMPLEX/base_old.h
- the content of vcg/simplex/SIMPLEXplus/ has been moved into vcg/simplex/SIMPLEX/
- the folder vcg/simplex/SIMPLEXplus/ has been removed
Actions the update the code using vcglib:
replace <vcg/simplex/SIMPLEXplus/*> with <vcg/simplex/SIMPLEX/*> in every include
for MESHLAB users: already done along with this commit
This modification removes the old way to define simplexes (already deprecated and unsupported).
In the following SIMPLEX = [vertex|edge|face|tetrahedron]
All the stuff that was in vcg/simplex/SIMPLEXplus/ has now been promoted to vcg/simplex/
Details:
- the folder vcg/simplex/SIMPLEX/with has been removed
- the file vcg/simplex/SIMPLEX/base.h has been renamed into vcg/simplex/SIMPLEX/base_old.h
- the content of vcg/simplex/SIMPLEXplus/ has been moved into vcg/simplex/SIMPLEX/
- the folder vcg/simplex/SIMPLEXplus/ has been removed
Actions the update the code using vcglib:
replace <vcg/simplex/SIMPLEXplus/*> with <vcg/simplex/SIMPLEX/*> in every include
for MESHLAB users: already done along with this commit
This modification removes the old way to define simplexes (already deprecated and unsupported).
In the following SIMPLEX = [vertex|edge|face|tetrahedron]
All the stuff that was in vcg/simplex/SIMPLEXplus/ has now been promoted to vcg/simplex/
Details:
- the folder vcg/simplex/SIMPLEX/with has been removed
- the file vcg/simplex/SIMPLEX/base.h has been renamed into vcg/simplex/SIMPLEX/base_old.h
- the content of vcg/simplex/SIMPLEXplus/ has been moved into vcg/simplex/SIMPLEX/
- the folder vcg/simplex/SIMPLEXplus/ has been removed
Actions the update the code using vcglib:
replace <vcg/simplex/SIMPLEXplus/*> with <vcg/simplex/SIMPLEX/*> in every include
for MESHLAB users: already done along with this commit
This modification removes the old way to define simplexes (already deprecated and unsupported).
In the following SIMPLEX = [vertex|edge|face|tetrahedron]
All the stuff that was in vcg/simplex/SIMPLEXplus/ has now been promoted to vcg/simplex/
Details:
- the folder vcg/simplex/SIMPLEX/with has been removed
- the file vcg/simplex/SIMPLEX/base.h has been renamed into vcg/simplex/SIMPLEX/base_old.h
- the content of vcg/simplex/SIMPLEXplus/ has been moved into vcg/simplex/SIMPLEX/
- the folder vcg/simplex/SIMPLEXplus/ has been removed
Actions the update the code using vcglib:
replace <vcg/simplex/SIMPLEXplus/*> with <vcg/simplex/SIMPLEX/*> in every include
for MESHLAB users: already done along with this commit
This modification removes the old way to define simplexes (already deprecated and unsupported).
In the following SIMPLEX = [vertex|edge|face|tetrahedron]
All the stuff that was in vcg/simplex/SIMPLEXplus/ has now been promoted to vcg/simplex/
Details:
- the folder vcg/simplex/SIMPLEX/with has been removed
- the file vcg/simplex/SIMPLEX/base.h has been renamed into vcg/simplex/SIMPLEX/base_old.h
- the content of vcg/simplex/SIMPLEXplus/ has been moved into vcg/simplex/SIMPLEX/
- the folder vcg/simplex/SIMPLEXplus/ has been removed
Actions the update the code using vcglib:
replace <vcg/simplex/SIMPLEXplus/*> with <vcg/simplex/SIMPLEX/*> in every include
for MESHLAB users: already done along with this commit
HEOppAdj : pointer to the opposite half edge
HEVAdj : pointer to the vertex
HENextAdj : pointer to the next half edge
HEPrevAdj : pointe to the previous half edge
EFAdj : pointer to the face
HEdgeData : groups all previous except (HEPrevAdj)
with both old and new version. The fixes include:
- dot product: vec0 * vec1 => vec0.dot(vec1) (I added .dot() to the old Point classes too)
- Transpose: Transpose is an Eigen type, so we cannot keep it if Eigen is used. Therefore
I added a .tranpose() to old matrix classes, and modified most of the Transpose() to transpose()
both in vcg and meshlab. In fact, transpose() are free with Eigen, it simply returns a transpose
expression without copies. On the other be carefull: m = m.transpose() won't work as expected,
here me must evaluate to a temporary: m = m.transpose().eval(); However, this operation in very
rarely needed: you transpose at the same sime you set m, or you use m.transpose() directly.
- the last issue is Normalize which both modifies *this and return a ref to it. This behavior
don't make sense anymore when using expression template, e.g., in (a+b).Normalize(), the type
of a+b if not a Point (or whatever Vector types), it an expression of the addition of 2 points,
so we cannot modify the value of *this, since there is no value. Therefore I've already changed
all those .Normalize() of expressions to the Eigen's version .normalized().
- Finally I've changed the Zero to SetZero in the old Point classes too.
IsCurvatureDirEnabled
EnableCurvatureDir
and debugged CurvatureDirTypeOcf, which
returned wrong values and [MAJOR] wasted
8 floats per vertex every time it was included in the type (enabled or not)
Added components to the face to handle generic polygons.
(compiled with .net and gcc)
This commit includes the following files:
vcg/complex/trimesh/base.h
Added deallocation of polygon data in the destructor
vcg/complex/trimesh/allocate.h
generalization from 3 to VN() vertices
vcg/complex/trimesh/update/topology.h
generalization from 3 to VN() vertices
vcg/complex/trimesh/update/flags.h
generalization from 3 to VN() vertices
vcg/simplex/face/pos.h
generalization from 3 to VN() vertices
vcg/simplex/faceplus/base.h
Added the method VN() to query the number of vertices
of the polygon (deafult 3) and methods Prev and Next
vcg/simplex/faceplus/component.h
added Alloc and Dealloc calls along the hierarchies
Added components to the face to handle generic polygons.
(compiled with .net and gcc)
This commit includes the following files:
vcg/complex/trimesh/base.h
Added deallocation of polygon data in the destructor
vcg/complex/trimesh/allocate.h
generalization from 3 to VN() vertices
vcg/complex/trimesh/update/topology.h
generalization from 3 to VN() vertices
vcg/complex/trimesh/update/flags.h
generalization from 3 to VN() vertices
vcg/simplex/face/pos.h
generalization from 3 to VN() vertices
vcg/simplex/faceplus/base.h
Added the method VN() to query the number of vertices
of the polygon (deafult 3) and methods Prev and Next
vcg/simplex/faceplus/component.h
added Alloc and Dealloc calls along the hierarchies
vert->vertex
clean up of some namespaces to comply the following naming:
Complexes (3 letters namespaces):
order 0 (point cloud ) :vrt
order 1 (edge meshes) :edg
order 2 (triangle meshes) :tri
order 3 (triangle meshes) :tet
Simplexes (extended namespaces):
order 0 (vertex) :vertex
order 1 (edge) :edge
order 2 (triangle) :triangle (temporarily it remains "face")
order 3 (tetrahedron) :tetrahedron
vert->vertex
clean up of some namespaces to comply the following naming:
Complexes (3 letters namespaces):
order 0 (point cloud ) :vrt
order 1 (edge meshes) :edg
order 2 (triangle meshes) :tri
order 3 (triangle meshes) :tet
Simplexes (4 letters namespaces):
order 0 (vertex) :vert
order 1 (edge) :edge
order 2 (triangle) :triangle
order 3 (tetrahedron) :tetrahedron
vert->vertex
clean up of some namespaces to comply the following naming:
Complexes (3 letters namespaces):
order 0 (point cloud ) :vrt
order 1 (edge meshes) :edg
order 2 (triangle meshes) :tri
order 3 (triangle meshes) :tet
Simplexes (4 letters namespaces):
order 0 (vertex) :vert
order 1 (edge) :edge
order 2 (triangle) :triangle
order 3 (tetrahedron) :tetrahedron
vert->vertex
clean up of some namespaces to comply the following naming:
Complexes (3 letters namespaces):
order 0 (point cloud ) :vrt
order 1 (edge meshes) :edg
order 2 (triangle meshes) :tri
order 3 (triangle meshes) :tet
Simplexes (4 letters namespaces):
order 0 (vertex) :vert
order 1 (edge) :edge
order 2 (triangle) :triangle
order 3 (tetrahedron) :tetrahedron
vert->vertex
clean up of some namespaces to comply the following naming:
Complexes (3 letters namespaces):
order 0 (point cloud ) :vrt
order 1 (edge meshes) :edg
order 2 (triangle meshes) :tri
order 3 (triangle meshes) :tet
Simplexes (4 letters namespaces):
order 0 (vertex) :vert
order 1 (edge) :edge
order 2 (triangle) :triangle
order 3 (tetrahedron) :tetrahedron
A local attribute is everything (N(), C(), Q()....) except pointers to other simplices
(i.e. FFAdj, VFAdj, VertexRef) which are set to NULL.
Added some function for const attributes
Added this-> qualifier for referencing the elemntes of the templated base class
(e.g. to refer the possibly overridden flags()) it seems to be needed by the standard