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This function accepts arguments called method and tol but didn't state what they did (it was stated that method had two possible options but not what they were or what the difference between them was). This PR adds that information, taken from the VTK documentation and source code.

This function accepts arguments called `method` and `tol` but didn't state what they did (it was stated that `method` had two possible options but not what they were or what the difference between them was).  This commit adds that information, taken from the VTK documentation and source code.
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The updates primarily focus on enhancing the documentation of the boolean method within the vedo/mesh.py file. These changes clarify the functionality of the two available boolean algorithms, include authorship references, and provide details about the tol parameter for point distance comparisons. Overall, the modifications improve user understanding without impacting the existing functionality.

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vedo/mesh.py Enhanced documentation for the boolean method, clarifying algorithm options, authorship, and tol parameter details.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Mesh
    User->>Mesh: Call boolean(operation, mesh2, method, tol)
    Mesh->>Mesh: Determine algorithm based on method
    alt Method 0
        Mesh->>Mesh: Execute Cory Quammen's algorithm
    else Method 1
        Mesh->>Mesh: Execute Adam Updegrove's loop algorithm
    end
    Mesh-->>User: Return result
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2420-2427: Documentation improvements approved!

The updated documentation for the boolean method is clear and informative. It provides essential details about the available algorithms, their authors, and the tol parameter. Ensure that this information is accurate and reflects the method's implementation.

Verification successful

Documentation accurately reflects the implementation of the boolean method.

The implementation of the boolean method aligns with the documentation. It correctly uses the algorithms and parameters as described, ensuring users have accurate information.

  • Method 0 uses BooleanOperationPolyDataFilter.
  • Method 1 uses LoopBooleanPolyDataFilter.
  • The tol parameter is implemented as described.
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The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the accuracy of the documentation by checking the implementation of the `boolean` method.

# Test: Search for the `boolean` method implementation. Expect: The method uses the correct algorithms and parameters as described.
ast-grep --lang python --pattern $'def boolean(self, operation: str, mesh2, method=0, tol=None) -> Self:\n  $$$'

Length of output: 3139

@marcomusy marcomusy merged commit bfa7a6b into marcomusy:master Aug 16, 2024
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