PR for floating point fix in overlapRectangle #34
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January 29, 2018 17:15
…s and searching for exact points.
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January 29, 2018 17:36
…cope for this PR, but it is what it is.
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Apologies, but I don't have the time to keep moving code around to make Travis happy. Methinks that it is being a bit stricter than it needs to be, and the issues that it is throwing is outside the scope for this PR as it was failing on a file that was not even edited by me until the final commit. |
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yeah don't worry about that, I have no idea why those are function expressions instead of declarations |
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#33
This patch introduces an epsilon in
overlapRectangleto accommodate floating point precision errors when searching for exact points within an rtree. I selected1e-6for the epsilon, but it's possible that this is too large of an error to be acceptable for general use.