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A Javascript implementation of Steven J. Fortune's algorithm to efficiently compute Voronoi diagrams. The Voronoi object's purpose is to solely compute a Voronoi diagram, it is completely standalone, with no dependency on external code: it contains no ren
A Javascript implementation of Steven J. Fortune's algorithm to efficiently compute Voronoi diagrams. The Voronoi object's purpose is to solely compute a Voronoi diagram, it is completely standalone, with no dependency on external code: it contains no rendering code: that is left to the user of the library.
Where the Voronoi object is implemented. This is a standalone library, there is no dependency.
The minimized version (using YUI compressor)
Demo pages to demonstrate usage of the Voronoi object.
Used by demo pages.
ExplorerCanvas, giving pre-HTML5 Internet Explorer the ability to make sense of HTML5's canvas element. Pulled from http://code.google.com/p/explorercanvas/
Used by rhill-voronoi-demo3.php
A Javascript object which allows to compute a Voronoi diagram. The Voronoi object doesn't render the resulting Voronoi diagram, the user is responsible for rendering the diagram.
Roughly:
var voronoi = new Voronoi();
var bbox = {xl: 0, xr: 800, yt: 0, yb: 600}; // xl is x-left, xr is x-right, yt is y-top, and yb is y-bottom
var sites = [ {x: 200, y: 200}, {x: 50, y: 250}, {x: 400, y: 100} /* , ... */ ];
// a 'vertex' is an object exhibiting 'x' and 'y' properties. The
// Voronoi object will add a unique 'voronoiId' property to all
// sites. The 'voronoiId' can be used as a key to lookup the associated cell
// in diagram.cells.
var diagram = voronoi.compute(sites, bbox);
The returned 'diagram' variable is a Javascript object with the following properties:
diagram.vertices
An array of unordered, unique Voronoi.Vertex
objects making up the
Voronoi diagram. Each Voronoi.Vertex
object in the list is shared by
many Voronoi.Edge
objects.
diagram.edges
An array of unordered, unique Voronoi.Edge
objects making up the
Voronoi diagram. Voronoi.Edges
are defined by two vertices,
va
and vb
, which vertices are shared by connected edges. This mean
that if you change one vertex belonging to an edge, other connected edges
will also be changed.
diagram.cells
An array of Voronoi.Cell
objects making up the Voronoi diagram. A
Voronoi.Cell
object might have an empty array of halfedges
,
meaning no Voronoi cell could be computed for a particular cell.
diagram.execTime
The time it took to compute the Voronoi diagram, in milliseconds.
Added on October 12, 2013: In order to help improve performance,
Voronoi.recycle()
has been added to allow the recycling of a returned Voronoi
diagram. Usage:
var diagram;
...
// some kind of loop starting here (whether outright or through a timer)
...
voronoi.recycle(diagram);
// diagram.vertices, diagram.edges and diagram.cells can no longer be used!
diagram = voronoi.compute(sites, bbox);
// do stuff with content of `diagram`
...
This new method helps performance significantly when re-computing a Voronoi diagram, as it saves on memory allocation, and associated garbage collection.
Voronoi
The Voronoi
object which computes a Voronoi diagram.
Voronoi.Vertex
x
: no explanation required.
y
: no explanation required.
Voronoi.Edge
lSite
: the Voronoi site object at the left of this Voronoi.Edge
object. The site object is just a reference to a site in the array of sites
supplied by the user when Voronoi.compute()
was called.
rSite
: the Voronoi site object at the right of this Voronoi.Edge
object (can be null, when this is a border edge). The site object is just a
reference to a site in the array of sites supplied by the user when
Voronoi.compute()
was called.
va
: a Voronoi.Vertex
object with an x
and a y
property defining the start point (relative to the Voronoi site on
the left) of this Voronoi.Edge
object.
vb
: a Voronoi.Vertex
object with an x
and a y
property defining the end point (relative to Voronoi site on the left)
of this Voronoi.Edge
object.
Voronoi.Cell
site
: the Voronoi site object associated with the Voronoi cell.
halfedges
: an array of Voronoi.Halfedge
objects, ordered
counterclockwise, defining the polygon for this Voronoi cell.
Voronoi.Halfedge
site
: the Voronoi site object owning this Voronoi.Halfedge
object.
edge
: a reference to the unique Voronoi.Edge
object underlying
this Voronoi.Halfedge
object.
getStartpoint()
: a method returning a Voronoi.Vertex
of the start
point of this halfedge. Keep in mind halfedges are always counterclockwise.
getEndpoint()
: a method returning a Voronoi.Vertex
object with
an x
and a y
property for the end point of this halfedge. Keep in
mind halfedges are always counterclockwise.
Copyright (c) 2010-2013 Raymond Hill https://github.com/gorhill/Javascript-Voronoi
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A Javascript implementation of Steven J. Fortune's algorithm to efficiently compute Voronoi diagrams. The Voronoi object's purpose is to solely compute a Voronoi diagram, it is completely standalone, with no dependency on external code: it contains no ren
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