Exemple #1
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    def get_merged_strokes(strokes):
        def extend_stroke(stroke, vertices):
            for vert in map(StrokeVertex, vertices):
                stroke.insert_vertex(vert, stroke.stroke_vertices_end())
            return stroke

        base_strokes = tuple(stroke for stroke in strokes if not is_poly_clockwise(stroke))
        merged_strokes = OrderedDict((s, list()) for s in base_strokes)

        for stroke in filter(is_poly_clockwise, strokes):
            for base in base_strokes:
                # don't merge when diffuse colors don't match
                if diffuse_from_stroke(stroke) != diffuse_from_stroke(stroke):
                    continue
                # only merge when the 'hole' is inside the base
                elif stroke_inside_stroke(stroke, base):
                    merged_strokes[base].append(stroke)
                    break
                # if it isn't a hole, it is likely that there are two strokes belonging
                # to the same object separated by another object. let's try to join them
                elif (get_object_name(base) == get_object_name(stroke) and
                      diffuse_from_stroke(stroke) == diffuse_from_stroke(stroke)):
                    base = extend_stroke(base, (sv for sv in stroke))
                    break
            else:
                # if all else fails, treat this stroke as a base stroke
                merged_strokes.update({stroke:  []})
        return merged_strokes
    def get_merged_strokes(strokes):
        def extend_stroke(stroke, vertices):
            for vert in map(StrokeVertex, vertices):
                stroke.insert_vertex(vert, stroke.stroke_vertices_end())
            return stroke

        base_strokes = tuple(stroke for stroke in strokes if not is_poly_clockwise(stroke))
        merged_strokes = OrderedDict((s, list()) for s in base_strokes)

        for stroke in filter(is_poly_clockwise, strokes):
            for base in base_strokes:
                # don't merge when diffuse colors don't match
                if diffuse_from_stroke(stroke) != diffuse_from_stroke(stroke):
                    continue
                # only merge when the 'hole' is inside the base
                elif stroke_inside_stroke(stroke, base):
                    merged_strokes[base].append(stroke)
                    break
                # if it isn't a hole, it is likely that there are two strokes belonging
                # to the same object separated by another object. let's try to join them
                elif (get_object_name(base) == get_object_name(stroke) and
                      diffuse_from_stroke(stroke) == diffuse_from_stroke(stroke)):
                    base = extend_stroke(base, (sv for sv in stroke))
                    break
            else:
                # if all else fails, treat this stroke as a base stroke
                merged_strokes.update({stroke:  []})
        return merged_strokes