On Jun 23, 2006, at 10:49 PM, Bob Hanson wrote:
> simple things like this are possible; the bitset idea or atom
> expression
> idea provides flexibility. If null, then it could certainly default to
> "replace all" but I thought we were interested in something that
> didn't
> necessarily replace all.
>
true, something more generally applicable would be better. still,
what about the case where an atom may be added or deleted? i suppose
that at the beginning of the method we could have something like this:
void replaceCoords(BitSet atomList, Point3f[] coordList) {
int newAtomCount = atomList.size();
if (newAtomCount > atomCount) {
for(int i = atomCount; i < newAtomCount; i++) {
addAtom(); // the syntax for this method baffles me at the
moment
}
atomCount = newAtomCount;
}
else if (newAtomCount < atomCount) {
for(int i = atomCount - 1; i >= newAtomCount; i--)
deleteAtom(i);
atomCount = newAtomCount;
}
// rest of code
}
though clearly i don't understand all the fields of addAtom() yet.
would this be the best way to go about this?
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