pub struct MultiArrangement {
pub interner: Interner,
pub subtris: Vec<Vec<[Vid; 3]>>,
pub unrecovered: usize,
}Expand description
The conforming arrangement of n operand meshes over one shared interner.
subtris[k] is mesh k’s conforming sub-triangles; there is no separate
owner/index table — a sub-triangle’s originating mesh is simply its
position k in subtris.
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§interner: Interner§subtris: Vec<Vec<[Vid; 3]>>subtris[k] = mesh k’s conforming sub-triangles (interned Vids).
unrecovered: usizeTotal constraint sub-segments the per-mesh re-triangulations could not
force as edges (summed over every mesh’s Mesh2d::unrecovered). Non-zero
⇒ the operands do not fully conform along their intersections, so a
straddling sub-triangle’s centroid classification in union_all is
unreliable (the union can silently tear). Mirrors Arrangement::unrecovered
so union_all can SIGNAL the same non-conformity condition
difference_all hard-rejects (it was previously discarded into a _).
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impl Freeze for MultiArrangement
impl RefUnwindSafe for MultiArrangement
impl Send for MultiArrangement
impl Sync for MultiArrangement
impl Unpin for MultiArrangement
impl UnwindSafe for MultiArrangement
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