Sam Potter
Sam Potter
I searched through the issues and didn't find anything relevant. I'm a new gitit user, and have found that if I try to use some math markup in a title,...
I noticed that (at least according to the FAQ in v0.5.5) there is no strategy for filling in missing values. I can imagine there are a number of use cases...
I'm using MSYS2 and trying to install zfpy from the MinGW 64-bit console, using Python3, and pip installed from the `mingw-w64-x86_64-python-pip` package. To recreate this, one should be able to:...
I made a few small changes to implement TetGen's "constrained points" feature (addressing #60 and #68). I'm not up on the internals of TetGen, so can't be completely confident that...
I spent a little more time looking into how to add points to the mesh, and appears that using `insert_points` (see #60, #68, and #69) may be unnecessary. In section...
I'd like to use TetGen through meshpy. I have a PLC describing my domain's boundary, and I'd like to add some additional points (in the interior of the domain) to...
This seems like a very nice and useful little library. Definitely fills a need. Would you be willing to include support for aligned allocation? This is handled a little differently...
Here's a quick implementation of `is_nearly_double` for issue #245. Some things that jump out at me: 1. The function `assert_that_double_` is hard-coded assuming that the user will have specified a...
I have a test that looks like: ```c assert_that(isinf(isect.t)); ``` When this test fails, I get something like this on macOS using Clang 12 installed with MacPorts: ```c /Users/sfp/LocalWorkspace/jmm/jmm-develop/test/test_bmesh33.c:187: Failure:...
Probably pretty similar to issue #270, which I opened yesterday. Although it isn't documented yet in cgreen's manual, from what I've picked up looking at other issues, it seems that...