Facing break-line pairs (workplans/MESH_TRIANGLE_ENGINE_PLAN_2026-09-30.md D12.3): two terrain break lines that run side by side at a steady separation, with nothing between them and lower ground between them than outside both — a street between its curbs, a ditch between its banks. More...

#include <QPair>
#include <QPointF>
#include <QVector>
#include <functional>

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Classes
struct	mesh::FacingPairOptions

struct	mesh::FacingPair

Namespaces
namespace	mesh

Functions
QVector< FacingPair >	mesh::findFacingPairs (const QVector< QVector< QPointF > > &lines, const QVector< QPair< QPointF, QPointF > > &obstacles, const FacingPairOptions &opt)
	Greedily identify near-parallel breakline runs facing across an unobstructed sampled strip.

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Facing break-line pairs (workplans/MESH_TRIANGLE_ENGINE_PLAN_2026-09-30.md D12.3): two terrain break lines that run side by side at a steady separation, with nothing between them and lower ground between them than outside both — a street between its curbs, a ditch between its banks.

Author: Caleb Buahin caleb.nosp@m..bua.nosp@m.hin@g.nosp@m.mail.nosp@m..com

Date: 2026

License: Apache-2.0

Facing break-line pairs (workplans/MESH_TRIANGLE_ENGINE_PLAN_2026-09-30.md D12.3): two terrain break lines that run side by side at a steady separation, with nothing between them and lower ground between them than outside both — a street between its curbs, a ditch between its banks. MeshGenerator turns each pair into a bank-pair quad strip whose long sides are the two lines, so the cells follow the feature.

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