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I have an examples where 'intersectPoints' unaccountably fails to find an intersection point that must exist by the Jordan Curve Theorem. I've attached an example with two explicit paths. bug.zip
Geometrically, this is a circle around a certain point and a horizontal path leading from the center to a point outside the circle. Apologies for the explicit coordinates, this is extracted from a hyperbolic geometry drawing. The issue seems to be sensitive to the size of the circle.
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That does sound like a very similar issue, that was my guess as to what was happening. The intersection point algorithm needs to account for the line being continuous.
I have an examples where 'intersectPoints' unaccountably fails to find an intersection point that must exist by the Jordan Curve Theorem. I've attached an example with two explicit paths.
bug.zip
Geometrically, this is a circle around a certain point and a horizontal path leading from the center to a point outside the circle. Apologies for the explicit coordinates, this is extracted from a hyperbolic geometry drawing. The issue seems to be sensitive to the size of the circle.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: