Finding my way in NYC
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Some time ago I happened upon an article (or maybe just a program )- with source code in C++, almost certainly MFC - implementing graphically a New York City/Manhattan path algorithm: that is a orthogonal polyline each of whose points' moves were constrained to the X and Y directions. I think I saw it here on The Code Project. Can somebody please point me to it? TIA alex 'Architecture is music frozen in space.'
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Some time ago I happened upon an article (or maybe just a program )- with source code in C++, almost certainly MFC - implementing graphically a New York City/Manhattan path algorithm: that is a orthogonal polyline each of whose points' moves were constrained to the X and Y directions. I think I saw it here on The Code Project. Can somebody please point me to it? TIA alex 'Architecture is music frozen in space.'
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Thank you for answering, but no. It was either MFC or WIN32 (before C#, .net etc) What I do remember, the demo drew a polyline (orthogonal segments only) and allowed the user to move those points while keeping the orthogonality. alex 'Architecture is music frozen in space.'