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package org.opentripplanner.ext.traveltime.geometry;
/**
* A DelaunayEdge is a directed segment between two DelaunayPoints of the triangulation.
*
* The interface is kept minimal for isoline building purposes.
*
* @author laurent
*/
interface DelaunayEdge {
/**
* @return The start point (node) of this edge.
*/
DelaunayPoint getA();
/**
* @return The end point (node) of this edge.
*/
DelaunayPoint getB();
/**
* @param ccw true (CCW) for A->B left edge, false (CW) for right edge.
* @return The edge starting at B, going right or left.
*/
DelaunayEdge getEdge1(boolean ccw);
/**
* @param ccw For same value of ccw, will return the same side as getEdge1().
* @return The edge starting at A, going right or left.
*/
DelaunayEdge getEdge2(boolean ccw);
/**
* HACK. This should not be here really. But with Java, attaching some user value to an object
* rely on another level of indirection and costly maps/arrays. Exposing this flag directly here
* saves *lots* of processing time. TODO Is there a better way to do that?
*
* @return The flag set by setProcessed.
*/
boolean isProcessed();
/**
*
*/
void setProcessed(boolean processed);
}