I am encountering an issue with the Variable Buffer class. Specifically, I am working with an open LineString. Given that the LineString is open and does not intersect itself, the buffer operation should yield a simple polygon without any interior rings (holes). However, in the current implementation, the resulting polygon contains an unnecessary interior ring. This is causing a disruption in the order of the resulting polygon coordinates.
public void Test()
{
var coordinates = new Coordinate[]
{
new Coordinate(200 , 91.37371939),
new Coordinate(199.9906516 , 71.396149),
new Coordinate(199.925198 , 66.39682954),
new Coordinate(135.4977781 , 0.125906357),
new Coordinate(56.41194182 , 0.598175835),
new Coordinate(0.024520295 , 69.50077743),
new Coordinate(0.000508719 , 74.50086084),
new Coordinate(6.22E-22 , 76.39546845),
};
double[] widths = new double[]
{
5.4573551091373282,
5.5548897583660466,
5.5793006151088935,
6.0919286067086738,
6.4781230068945561,
6.96634014175149,
6.9907509984943372,
7,
};
var innerLine = new LineString(coordinates);
var variableBuffer = new VariableBuffer(innerLine, widths);
var completeBuffer = variableBuffer.GetResult();
}
This is a plot of the inner line coordinates.
Description
I am encountering an issue with the Variable Buffer class. Specifically, I am working with an open LineString. Given that the LineString is open and does not intersect itself, the buffer operation should yield a simple polygon without any interior rings (holes). However, in the current implementation, the resulting polygon contains an unnecessary interior ring. This is causing a disruption in the order of the resulting polygon coordinates.
Steps to Reproduce
Here's the .Net code to reproduce the issue:
This is a plot of the inner line coordinates.
