Class ClosestConnectionPointSelector

Point selector that selects the two points from the MapArea instances that are closest to each other, according to the given distance calculation.

Inheritance
System.Object
ClosestConnectionPointSelector
Inherited Members
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Namespace: GoRogue.MapGeneration.Connectors
Assembly: GoRogue.dll
Syntax
public class ClosestConnectionPointSelector : IAreaConnectionPointSelector

Constructors

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ClosestConnectionPointSelector(Distance)

Constructor.

Declaration
public ClosestConnectionPointSelector(Distance distanceCalculation)
Parameters
Type Name Description
Distance distanceCalculation

Distance calculation to use to determine closeness.

Properties

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DistanceCalculation

Distance calculation to use to determine closeness.

Declaration
public Distance DistanceCalculation { get; }
Property Value
Type Description
Distance

Methods

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SelectConnectionPoints(IReadOnlyMapArea, IReadOnlyMapArea)

Determines the two points in the given map areas that are closest to each other, and returns them as a tuple of two positions. The first position is the position in area1to use, and the second is the position in area2 to use.

Declaration
public Tuple<Coord, Coord> SelectConnectionPoints(IReadOnlyMapArea area1, IReadOnlyMapArea area2)
Parameters
Type Name Description
IReadOnlyMapArea area1

First MapArea to connect.
IReadOnlyMapArea area2

Second MapArea to connect.
Returns
Type Description
System.Tuple<Coord, Coord>

A tuple containing the coordinates from each MapArea to connect -- the first item in the tuple is the position in area1, the second is the position in area2.
Remarks

This algorithm can be relatively time-complex -- O(m*n) where m is the number of coordinates in area1, and n is the number of coordintes in area2.

Implements

Extension Methods