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author John W. Eaton <jwe@octave.org>
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## Copyright (C) 2016-2019 Markus Muetzel
##
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## -*- texinfo -*-
## @deftypefn {} {[@var{faces}, @var{vertices}, @var{J}] =} __unite_shared_vertices__ (@var{faces}, @var{vertices})
##
## Detect and unite shared vertices in patches.
##
## Vertices of neighboring faces are detected and united to shared vertices.
## For this, the mutual squared distances between all vertices are
## calculated.  If all coordinates are closer than
## @code{2 * eps (max (abs (vertices(:))))}, the vertices are united to one.
##
## @var{J} holds the indices of the deleted vertices.
##
## @seealso{isosurface, reducepatch}
## @end deftypefn

## Author: mmuetzel

function [faces, vertices, J] = __unite_shared_vertices__ (faces, vertices)

  J = [];

  ## Calculate the mutual differences of all vertex coordinates
  close_points = zeros (0, 2);
  num_vertices = rows (vertices);
  skip_point = false (num_vertices, 1);
  ## FIXME: Can this be vectorized in some way to increase performance?
  ##        Regardless, should probably allocate close_points to be the
  ##        same size as the number of vertices and then truncate the
  ##        array at the end of the calculation.  Extending an array
  ##        involves a copy operation every time.
  for (i_point1 = 1:num_vertices - 1)
    if (skip_point(i_point1))
      ## points already detected as duplicates can be skipped
      continue;
    endif

    diff = vertices(i_point1,:) - vertices(i_point1 + 1:end,:);
    is_close_point = all (abs (diff) <= sqrt (3) * eps * ...
        (max (abs (vertices(i_point1,:)), abs (vertices(i_point1 + 1:end,:)))), 2);

    if (any (is_close_point))
      close_points_idx = find (is_close_point) + i_point1;
      new_close_points_num = rows (close_points_idx);
      close_points(end + 1:end + new_close_points_num,1) = i_point1;
      close_points(end - new_close_points_num + 1:end,2) = close_points_idx;
      skip_point(close_points_idx) = true;
    endif
  endfor

  if (! isempty (close_points))
    vertices(close_points(:,2),:) = []; # delete multiple shared vertices
    ## renumber deleted vertices in faces to the one it is replaced by
    vertex_renum = 1:num_vertices;
    vertex_renum(close_points(:,2)) = close_points(:,1);
    faces = vertex_renum(faces);
    ## renumber vertices in faces with subsequent numbers
    vertex_renum2 = ones (1, num_vertices);
    vertex_renum2(close_points(:,2)) = 0;
    vertex_renum2 = cumsum (vertex_renum2);
    faces = vertex_renum2(faces);

    ## eliminate identical faces
    faces = sort (faces, 2);
    faces = unique (faces, "rows");

    ## eliminate faces with zero area.  Vertices in faces are sorted.
    is_zero_area = (faces(:,1) == faces(:,2)) | (faces(:,2) == faces(:,3));
    faces = faces(! is_zero_area, :);

    J = close_points(:,2);
  endif

endfunction