Michael Kirk

As an aside, Wow, that's a really nice demo! We've talked in the past about having interactive tools like this as a kind of documentation for some of our algorithms,...

Hi @thehappycheese - this is an exciting new feature that I think a lot of people would like to use. Are you still interested in working on it? Is there...

An implementation on a slice might be more general - then we could use it for Vecs as well.

Your example: ``` let coord_iter_vec: Vec = vec![&line1 as &CoordsIter, &line2 as &CoordsIter]; ``` Is not how I was envisioning using this. Rather more like this: ``` vec![line1, line2].coords_iter(); ```...

Upon, re-reading @frewsxcv original issue, I see: > I have references to two Polygons and I want to generate the convex hull of both ...so maybe you're right, and that...

It makes me (only a little) itchy that we now have a separate, mostly equivalent, implementation of bounding_rect for geometry in geo and now in geo_types for the RTree integration....

Whoops, I left comments on the commit rather than in the PR. Let me know if you want me to recreate them: https://github.com/georust/geo/commit/93dce717a63382c5bc673576bd483aaed5ac72cd

Are you sure we need to implement PointDistance for everything? I'm AFK so can't easily verify, but I seem to recall we could get some useful functionality with only the...

Let's merge geo and geo-types back together and have the --no-default-features build be types only. 

This is sort of an aside, but what is the use case for `LineString::triangles`? Does anyone know of another geospatial package that implements such an algorithm? **edit**: to clarify, I...