Jasper Schellingerhout

As a general rule: yes, floats should be compared with a tolerance. However, integers stored in float64 between -253 to 253 are precisely representable. Also the product of two such...

To help with this problem I created a package [`same-path`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/same-path), and published thanks to this very tutorial. More testing required, but initial manual tests work fine on Ubuntu and Windows,...

@tonyhualiu I think this project is unmaintained and stale. I gave up on this template anyway. It uses deprecated tools, syntax and includes a lot of resources that are not...

@AngusJohnson If this change is too large or if you'd rather not accept the Delphi pointer wrapper interfaces then I can make a smaller PR with just the z-component support...

I will update the PR with your text documentation changes in clipper.export.h. EDIT: Done, see new commit [8755c6e](https://github.com/AngusJohnson/Clipper2/pull/859/commits/8755c6e5695f756581cbe3435fad7737496dd240), please let me know of any other changes as you find them

@AngusJohnson I'm sure there will be other things to fine tune on this PR. I will wait for those and add the updated comments along with this. I don't mind...

@AngusJohnson I merged your code as well as the updated comments. Since the exports need to be C-style there are few options to make this polymorphic. The only C-style way...

I was wrong. There is a way to make it polymorphic! Your double structures use a double type to store integer values. So, it's easy to detect if the structure...

> That's a very interesting observation 👍 but I haven't given any thought yet on how this could be utilised. (I'm still very tied up with other things.) I would...

> No. Please hold off for now. I'm hoping to upload my own changes in the next few days into a new branch. (And since I've never branched a GitHub...