computational-geometryintersectioncgal
Intersection of CGAL::Iso_rectangle_2 and CGAL::Ray_2
There is a function Object intersection(Type1<Kernel> obj1, Type2<Kernel> obj2) in CGAL which will return an object, representing intersection of two given objects of different possible types. It is said, that intersection of CGAL::Iso_rectangle_2 (rectangle with sides parallel to the x and y axis) and CGAL::Ray_2 (oriented ray outgoing from given point) is either CGAL::Point_2 or CGAL::Segment_2 (just point or segment).
And what about the case when ray intersects rectangle in two points? Cannot see anything about it in the manual.
Solution
Answered by Sebastien Loriot in cgal-discuss mailing list:
The iso_rectangle is considered as full so that what you call the two point case is the segment one.
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