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For some algorithms, it is needed to visit each node and perhaps do some work there and then move on, in other words iterate through them. I implemented this myself (although a rough approach) so I just wanted to open an issue and see if this would be a welcomed addition before I clean up my code and adhere to the contribution guidelines / style.
Hi @gdalle, yes I will take a look and use what is there already as building blocks. Will probably start working on this in a few weeks as I'm pretty busy right now. Adding to my to-do list.
For some algorithms, it is needed to visit each node and perhaps do some work there and then move on, in other words iterate through them. I implemented this myself (although a rough approach) so I just wanted to open an issue and see if this would be a welcomed addition before I clean up my code and adhere to the contribution guidelines / style.
An example of a need for this is orienting normals on a surface, see Surface Reconstruction from Unorganized Points section 3.3.
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