Andreas Fabri, Fernando Cacciola, Philipp Moeller, and Ron Wein
This package provides a framework for interfacing CGAL data structures with the algorithms of the Boost Graph Library, or BGL for short. It allows to run graph algorithms directly on CGAL data structures which are model of the BGL graph concepts, for example the shortest path algorithm on a Delaunay triangulation in order to compute the Euclidean minimum spanning tree. Furthermore, it introduces several new graph concepts describing halfedge data structures.
Concepts
Properties
CGAL Classes Adapted for the Graph API
A number of CGAL structures have been adapted as graphs for the BGL. All adapted types are listed here. The pages document which concepts they model, the properties they support, and any possible caveats that a user might encounter.
Helper Classes
Helper Functions
Generator Functions
Iterators
Circulators
Euler Operations
Selection
Conversion Functions
Graph Traversal
Graph Adaptors
Partitioning Methods
I/O Functions
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| | Specializations of boost::graph_traits |
| | The BGL defines the class template boost::graph_traits as a uniform interface to the properties and types of graph types.
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| | Named Parameters |
| | The algorithms of the Boost Graph Library (BGL) often have many parameters with default values that are appropriate for most cases.
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| | Concepts |
| | We extend the Boost Graph Library (BGL for short) with a set of new concepts.
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| | Properties |
| | The property tags model of the boost concept PropertyTag.
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| | Dynamic Properties |
| | The dynamic property tags enable to associate information to simplices of a FaceGraph on the fly.
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| | External Indices |
| | A number of BGL and CGAL algorithms require the graph to have (initialized) integer-like indices for its vertices, edges, or faces.
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| | Helper Functions |
| | Generic convenience functions for testing if an edge is a border edge, if a mesh is triangular, for conversion between models of different FaceGraph concepts, etc.
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| | Generator Functions |
| | Iterators and Circulators |
| | Several iterators and circulators are provided that enable, for example, to iterate through the halfedges incident to a given face or vertex.
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| | Selection Functions |
| | Several functions to enlarge or reduce a k-ring selection of vertices, edges, or faces.
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| | Graph Adaptors |
| | Graph adaptors are classes that build an interface over an existing graph to provide new functionalities.
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| | Euler Operations |
| | We call high-level operations that maintain the validity of a halfedge graph Euler Operations.
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| | Partitioning Operations |
| | Methods to split a mesh into subdomains, using the library METIS or a graphcut implementation.
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| | Graph Traversal |
| | Methods to traverse a graph, for example to find the shortest path between two vertices.
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| | I/O Functions |
| | Methods to read and write graphs.
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