Tools/Win64/VTK/include/vtk-9.0/vtkStaticEdgeLocatorTemplate.txx

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  Program:   Visualization Toolkit
  Module:    vtkStaticEdgeLocatorTemplate.txx

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#include "vtkStaticEdgeLocatorTemplate.h"

#include "vtkSMPTools.h"

#ifndef vtkStaticEdgeLocatorTemplate_txx
#define vtkStaticEdgeLocatorTemplate_txx

//----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Gather coincident edges into contiguous runs. Use this for merging edges.
template <typename IDType, typename EdgeData>
const IDType* vtkStaticEdgeLocatorTemplate<IDType, EdgeData>::MergeEdges(
  vtkIdType numEdges, MergeTupleType* mergeArray, vtkIdType& numUniqueEdges)
{
  // Sort the edges. Note that the sort is first on V0, then V1. So both
  // V0 and V1 are sorted in ascending order.
  this->NumEdges = numEdges;
  this->MergeArray = mergeArray;
  vtkSMPTools::Sort(this->MergeArray, this->MergeArray + numEdges);

  // Now build offsets, i.e., determine the number of unique edges and determine
  // the offsets into each identical group of edges.
  this->MergeOffsets.push_back(0);
  IDType curOffset = 0;

  for (IDType eId = 1; eId < numEdges; ++eId)
  {
    if (this->MergeArray[curOffset] != this->MergeArray[eId])
    {
      this->MergeOffsets.push_back(eId);
      curOffset = eId;
    }
  }

  // This makes traversal a little easier
  numUniqueEdges = static_cast<vtkIdType>(this->MergeOffsets.size());
  this->MergeOffsets.push_back(numEdges);

  return this->MergeOffsets.data();
}

//----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Build the locator from the edge array provided. The edgeArray is sorted,
// then offsets into the array provide rapid access to edges.
template <typename IDType, typename EdgeData>
vtkIdType vtkStaticEdgeLocatorTemplate<IDType, EdgeData>::BuildLocator(
  vtkIdType numEdges, EdgeTupleType* edgeArray)
{
  // Sort the edges. Note that the sort is first on V0, then V1. So both
  // V0 and V1 are sorted in ascending order.
  this->EdgeArray = edgeArray;
  vtkSMPTools::Sort(this->EdgeArray, this->EdgeArray + numEdges);

  // Remove duplicates. What's left is a list of unique edges, with their
  // position in the edge array corresponding to their edge id.
  EdgeTupleType* end = std::unique(this->EdgeArray, this->EdgeArray + numEdges);
  this->NumEdges = end - this->EdgeArray;

  // Create an offset array to accelerate finding edges (v0,v1). Basically
  // this is a 1D binning based on v0, with a quick search is then made to
  // find v1. Recall at this point the edges have been sorted so that given
  // two edges (a,b) & (c,d) (with (a,b)id < (c,d,)id,
  // then a<=c; and if a==c, then b<d.
  this->MinV0 = this->EdgeArray[0].V0;
  this->MaxV0 = this->EdgeArray[this->NumEdges - 1].V0;
  this->V0Range = this->MaxV0 - this->MinV0 + 1;
  this->NDivs = (this->V0Range / this->NumEdgesPerBin) + 1;
  this->EdgeOffsets = new IDType[this->NDivs + 1]; // one extra simplifies math

  IDType pos, curPos = 0;
  IDType num, idx = 0;
  this->EdgeOffsets[idx++] = curPos;
  for (IDType eId = 0; eId < this->NumEdges; ++eId)
  {
    pos = this->HashBin(this->EdgeArray[eId].V0);
    if (pos > curPos)
    {
      num = pos - curPos;
      for (IDType i = 0; i < num; ++i)
      {
        this->EdgeOffsets[idx++] = eId;
      }
      curPos = pos;
    }
  }
  while (idx <= this->NDivs)
  {
    this->EdgeOffsets[idx++] = this->NumEdges; // mark the end
  }

  return this->NumEdges;
}

#endif