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convert Polygon to rects - Code or Algorithm

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Hello Allll, I need a script for converting POLYGON to Rects. I already have a script which converts rect/polygons to path in layout. But this works for only few sets of polygons only (simple polygons-non branched). The code I need now is where the input will be the id of a polygon and the o/p should be rects Ex i/p to proc - cvid~>objType - "polygon" cvid~>points or the cvid itself. o/p from proc - list of rects (bBox's) i.e list(bBox bBox1...) Please give a code or an Alogrithm that works. Thanks & Best Regards, Sathya.


Originally posted in cdnusers.org by rimser9
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  • I've attached a picture. By orthogonal I mean that all the angles are multiples of 90 degrees. As you can see in this example, some of the angles are not 90 degrees, and so those parts have been tiled into trapezoids rather than rectangles (well, a rectangle is a trapezoid, but you know what I mean).

    If your shapes only have 90 degree multiples in the angles, you'll get rectangles out.

    Regards,

    Andrew.


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by adbeckett
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  • I've attached a picture. By orthogonal I mean that all the angles are multiples of 90 degrees. As you can see in this example, some of the angles are not 90 degrees, and so those parts have been tiled into trapezoids rather than rectangles (well, a rectangle is a trapezoid, but you know what I mean).

    If your shapes only have 90 degree multiples in the angles, you'll get rectangles out.

    Regards,

    Andrew.


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by adbeckett
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