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I like it. Especially because it handles another issue that I keep
having to deal with... removing the origin point from the returned
list of neighbors.
On Tue, Aug 14, 2012 at 8:09 PM, Sean Luke <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> 1. We won't change their semantics -- they'll work as they did before: either bounded or toroidal.
> 2. They'll be officially deprecated.
> 3. New versions will have, instead of a "toroidal" boolean parameter, the following new parameters:
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> - mode: one of Grid2D.BOUNDED, Grid2D.UNBOUNDED, or Grid2D.TOROIDAL
> - includeOrigin (a boolean), which indicates whether to include the origin point itself in the neighborhood
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> 4. Eventually we may push more functionality up into AbstractGrid2D to reduce the enormous amount of code replication,
> but that's for later.
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> I've got versions of this code done, completely untested, for the 2D grids. Want to do some testing first before
> translating them to the 3D grids. Then eventually will get them out on SVN.
>
> Sean
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