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meshlib.mrmeshpy.WatershedGraph.OverflowPoint Class Reference

Public Member Functions

None __init__ (self)
 
None __init__ (self, WatershedGraph.OverflowPoint arg0)
 
None __init__ (self, VertId v, GraphVertId fullBasin, GraphVertId overflowTo)
 
GraphVertId overflowTo (self)
 
None overflowTo (self, GraphVertId arg1)
 
VertId v (self)
 
None v (self, VertId arg1)
 

Detailed Description

Generated from:  MR::WatershedGraph::OverflowPoint

describes a point where a flow from one basin overflows into another basin

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ __init__() [1/3]

None meshlib.mrmeshpy.WatershedGraph.OverflowPoint.__init__ ( self)
Implicit default constructor.

◆ __init__() [2/3]

None meshlib.mrmeshpy.WatershedGraph.OverflowPoint.__init__ ( self,
WatershedGraph.OverflowPoint arg0 )
Implicit copy constructor.

◆ __init__() [3/3]

None meshlib.mrmeshpy.WatershedGraph.OverflowPoint.__init__ ( self,
VertId v,
GraphVertId fullBasin,
GraphVertId overflowTo )
Implicit aggregate constructor.

Member Function Documentation

◆ overflowTo() [1/2]

GraphVertId meshlib.mrmeshpy.WatershedGraph.OverflowPoint.overflowTo ( self)
basin where the flow from v goes

◆ overflowTo() [2/2]

None meshlib.mrmeshpy.WatershedGraph.OverflowPoint.overflowTo ( self,
GraphVertId arg1 )

◆ v() [1/2]

VertId meshlib.mrmeshpy.WatershedGraph.OverflowPoint.v ( self)
mesh vertex on the boundary of full basin and the other where it overflows

◆ v() [2/2]

None meshlib.mrmeshpy.WatershedGraph.OverflowPoint.v ( self,
VertId arg1 )

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