Polygon.fromVertices chooses wrong orientation for ideal edges

[smh0109]

I'm working a lot with ideal triangles right now and it bugs me, that for an edge with an ideal start- and endpoint the wrong orientation of the line is choosen.
This should demonstrate the problem well enough:

import drawSvg as draw
from hyperbolic.poincare.shapes import *

d = draw.Drawing(2.1, 2.1, origin='center')
d.setRenderSize(500)
d.append(draw.Circle(0, 0, 1, fill='silver'))

p1=Point.fromEuclid(-0.104, 0.069)
p2=Point.fromEuclid(-0.182, 0.212)
p3=Point.fromEuclid(-0.622, -0.316)


PList=[p1,p2,p3]
PList=[Ideal(p.theta) for p in PList]

poly=Polygon.fromVertices(PList)

d.draw(poly,stroke='black', stroke_width=0.01, fill='green')
d.draw(Polygon.fromEdges(poly.edges),stroke='red', stroke_width=0.01, fill='white', fill_opacity=0.5)

d

[cduck]

Thanks for the complete example. It looks like it is switching the direction of every line that is created with two ideal endpoints. Is that what you see?

It looks like this line is the bug. By changing > to <= (and on line 40) your example works. Does this fix it for all your use cases?

[smh0109]

I agree on what you found and I guess your fix should work for all my use cases.
Thanks for your fast response!