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feat: Add a cursor annotation mode. #1224

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@manthey manthey commented Jun 21, 2022

See the annotation example for the utility of this mode.

This becomes slow with polygons with a large number of edges (easy to create with circles). Most of the time is in the polybool library, some of which is in the conversion to and from their segments and much is in the actual math. Additionally, formatting the geojson once updated also takes significant time.

One improvement could be made by adding a rotated rectangle between drag points when using a brush. This would reduce jaggedness and reduce the number of edges. Otherwise, looking into faster conversion to and from the polybool library is probably where the easiest speed-ups will occur.

@manthey manthey force-pushed the cursor-annotation-mode branch 2 times, most recently from a50ca92 to b8288b5 Compare June 21, 2022 21:00
See the annotation example for the utility of this mode.
@manthey manthey force-pushed the cursor-annotation-mode branch from b8288b5 to 99952f4 Compare June 22, 2022 12:35
@manthey manthey merged commit 4deaf91 into master Jun 22, 2022
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