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40 #include <list>
135     std::list<Point>::iterator split (std::list<Point> & points,
136                                       std::list<Point>::iterator sp,
137                                       std::list<Point>::iterator fp) const;
138     void rsplit (std::list<Point> & points,
139                  std::list<Point>::iterator sp,
140                  std::list<Point>::iterator fp,
143     void rsplit (std::list<Point> & points,
144                  std::list<Point>::iterator sp,
145                  std::list<Point>::iterator fp,
251  *  Given a list of points on the conic section, and given two consecutive
252  *  points belonging to the list and passed by two list iterators, the method
254  *  points as initial and final point. This new point is inserted into the list
259 std::list<Point>::iterator CLIPPER_CLASS::split (std::list<Point> & points,
260                                            std::list<Point>::iterator sp,
261                                            std::list<Point>::iterator fp) const
264     std::list<Point>::iterator ip = points.insert (fp, new_point);
272  *  Given a list of points on the conic section, and given two consecutive
273  *  points belonging to the list and passed by two list iterators, the method
276  *  "k" recursive calls. These new points are inserted into the list between
281 void CLIPPER_CLASS::rsplit (std::list<Point> & points,
282                       std::list<Point>::iterator sp,
283                       std::list<Point>::iterator fp,
292     std::list<Point>::iterator ip = split (points, sp, fp);
300  *  Given a list of points on the conic section, and given two consecutive
301  *  points belonging to the list and passed by two list iterators, the method
306  *  These new points are inserted into the list between the two passed points,
310 void CLIPPER_CLASS::rsplit (std::list<Point> & points,
311                       std::list<Point>::iterator sp,
312                       std::list<Point>::iterator fp,
315     std::list<Point>::iterator ip = split (points, sp, fp);
326     // they have to be called both to keep the number of points in the list