Mesh_3 - bug fixes for edge_distance and edge_min_size
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The Mesh_3 testsuite is currrently running locally on my machine |
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…x to be valid use minimal_size instead of 0 fix 5e64bce fix approx_is_too_large(edge) that needs the corresponding curve_index to be valid and fix the default edge_min_size
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Tests failing in CGAL-6.0-Ic-305 See here |
let's keep the minimal weight as given in meshing criteria
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Successfully tested in CGAL-6.0-Ic-311 |
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Summary of Changes
While experimenting on self-intersecting polyhedral surfaces, I met two bugs:
edge_min_sizewas not enough taken into account inProtect_edges_sizing_field,edge_distancewas missing the information of whichcurve_idthe edge belongs to (available using internal code)causing crashes.
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