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map algorithm question

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Lou Lipnickey - 06 Mar 2006 03:42 GMT
I am working on an application which draws maps on a screen. This is
done with using sets of x,y coordinates which are made into polygons and
then drawn in a paintComponent. The user now wants to add elevation (a
"z" component). The question at hand is how to quickly index into a data
structure to find an elevation point based on the mouse location (x,y)
of the screen. Currently, polygon.contains(x,y) is used. I was hoping
that someone might either relate how they might have done something
similar or a pointer to reference. Thanks - Lou
Oliver Wong - 07 Mar 2006 14:31 GMT
>I am working on an application which draws maps on a screen. This is done
>with using sets of x,y coordinates which are made into polygons and then
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
>someone might either relate how they might have done something similar or a
>pointer to reference. Thanks - Lou

   The z component is associated with every polygon, or with every vertex
or what?

   - Oliver


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