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Returns all edges connected to the specified node. If the last edge in the array has negative value, then its end node, instead of begin node, is the specified node.
[Visual Basic .NET] Public Sub QueryAllEdgeIndicesAroundNode ( _ ByVal nodeIndex As Integer, _ ByVal pEdges As ILongArray _ )
[C#] public void QueryAllEdgeIndicesAroundNode ( int nodeIndex, ILongArray pEdges );
[C++]
HRESULT QueryAllEdgeIndicesAroundNode(
long nodeIndex,
ILongArray* pEdges
);
[C++] Parameters nodeIndex [in]
nodeIndex is a parameter of type long pEdges
pEdges is a parameter of type ILongArray*
This populates a LongArray with the indices of edges that surround a given node.
The passed LongArray must already have been instantiated.
A Single Edge interpretation is used. This is where edges between adjacent triangles are shared.
For non-super nodes, all returned edges have their from node in common with the specified node. In the special case of a super node, the last returned edge will have its to node in common. That returned index will also be flagged using a negative value.