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Describe the bug
In meshkernelpy 4.3.0 the invert_deletion keyword for mk.mesh2d_delete() caused inverse behaviour of the deletion. With meshkernel 5.0.0 this behaviour seems mixed.
To Reproduce
Testcase bases on tests/dflowfm/test_net.py::test_create_clip_2d from hydrolib-core:
Figures for INSIDE_NOT_INTERSECTED
(expected)
(not the inverse of the figure above)
Figures for INSIDE_AND_INTERSECTED
(expected)
(not the inverse of the figure above)
Expected behavior invert_deletion results in een invert of the resulting mesh. At the moment they seem to be mixed. The behaviour has changed compared to 4.3.0.
Version info (please complete the following information):
OS: Windows
Version 5.0.0
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Describe the bug
In meshkernelpy 4.3.0 the
invert_deletion
keyword formk.mesh2d_delete()
caused inverse behaviour of the deletion. With meshkernel 5.0.0 this behaviour seems mixed.To Reproduce
Testcase bases on
tests/dflowfm/test_net.py::test_create_clip_2d
from hydrolib-core:Figures for INSIDE_NOT_INTERSECTED
(expected)
(not the inverse of the figure above)
Figures for INSIDE_AND_INTERSECTED
(expected)
(not the inverse of the figure above)
Expected behavior
invert_deletion
results in een invert of the resulting mesh. At the moment they seem to be mixed. The behaviour has changed compared to 4.3.0.Version info (please complete the following information):
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: