triangulate_test

triangulate_test, a MATLAB program which calls triangulate() to triangulate a polygon.

Licensing:

The computer code and data files described and made available on this web page are distributed under the GNU LGPL license.

Related Data and Programs:

triangulate, a MATLAB program which triangulates a (possibly nonconvex) polygon, based on a C program by Joseph ORourke.

Source Code:

• triangulate_test.m, calls all the tests.
• triangulate_test.sh, runs all the tests.
• triangulate_test.txt, the output file.

COMB is an example of a "comb" polygon of 10 vertices

• comb_nodes.txt, the vertex coordinates.
• comb.png, a PNG image of the polygon.
• comb_triangulated.png, a PNG image of the triangulated polygon.
• comb.txt, the output file.
• comb_diagonals.txt, the internal diagonal edges.
• comb_elements.txt, the triangles that make up the polygon.

HAND outlines a hand using 59 vertices.

• hand_nodes.txt, the vertex coordinates.
• hand.png, a PNG image of the polygon.
• hand_triangulated.png, a PNG image of the triangulated polygon.
• hand.txt, the output file.
• hand_diagonals.txt, the internal diagonal edges.
• hand_elements.txt, the triangles that make up the polygon.

I18 is an example of a complicated nonconvex polygon, using 18 vertices.

• i18_nodes.txt, the vertex coordinates.
• i18.png, a PNG image of the polygon.
• i18_triangulated.png, a PNG image of the triangulated polygon.
• i18.txt, the output file.
• i18_diagonals.txt, the diagonal edges.
• i18_elements.txt, the triangles that make up the polygon.

SNAKE is an example defining a "snake" polygon using 12 vertices.

• snake_nodes.txt, the vertex coordinates.
• snake.png, a PNG image of the polygon.
• snake_triangulated.png, a PNG image of the triangulated polygon.
• snake.txt, the output file.
• snake_diagonals.txt, the diagonal edges.
• snake_elements.txt, the triangles that make up the polygon.

SQUARE is an example defining a square, using 4 vertices.

• square_nodes.txt, the vertex coordinates.
• square.png, a PNG image of the polygon.
• square_triangulated.png, a PNG image of the triangulated polygon.
• square.txt, the output file.
• square_diagonals.txt, the diagonal edges.
• square_elements.txt, the triangles that make up the polygon.

TE53 is an example in which the vertices have been (incorrectly) listed in clockwise order. The program detects this problem and reverses the ordering before proceeding. The example uses 26 vertices.

• te53_nodes.txt, the vertex coordinates.
• te53.png, a PNG image of the polygon.
• te53_triangulated.png, a PNG image of the triangulated polygon.
• te53.txt, the output file.
• te53_diagonals.txt, the diagonal edges.
• te53_elements.txt, the triangles that make up the polygon.

TRIANGLE is an example defining a triangle, using 3 vertices.

• triangle_nodes.txt, the vertex coordinates.
• triangle.png, a PNG image of the polygon.
• triangle_triangulated.png, a PNG image of the triangulated polygon.
• triangle.txt, the output file.
• triangle_diagonals.txt, the diagonal edges.
• triangle_elements.txt, the triangles that make up the polygon.