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From: dave@viper.Lynx.MN.Org (David Messer)
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Subject: Re: COMPLICATED PROBLEM; ONLY INTELLIGENT PEOPLE SHOULD READ
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Date: 14 Mar 88 02:22:18 GMT
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In article <5740@cit-vax.Caltech.Edu> gtchen@tybalt.caltech.edu.UUCP (George T. Chen) writes:
 >Most algorithms (including the odd-even boundary method) will consider
 >the diamond region between 2 and 5 to be outside the polygon although
 >it's suppose to be inside.

Who says?  It is inside only if your definition says so.  If
you want it to be inside, make your algorithm say it is.

Don't we have something better to discuss?  This is a pretty
trivial subject.
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