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# Solution for the SO question: http://stackoverflow.com/q/43702768/4045754 | |
# | |
# The files e.g. coordinates.txt are mentioned in the SO question | |
# Read data from the file | |
with open("coordinates.txt") as f: | |
data = f.readlines() | |
data = [x.strip() for x in data] | |
# Final result | |
result = [] | |
# Create a coordinate dictionary from the data | |
segDict = {} | |
for segment in data: | |
coordinates = segment.split('), (') | |
segDict[coordinates[0][2:]] = coordinates[1][:-2] | |
def getTupleFromStr(str): | |
coordinates = str.split(',') | |
return (int(coordinates[0]), int(coordinates[1])) | |
def getPolygon(): | |
start_coordinate = None | |
poly = [] | |
# Get any key | |
for key in segDict: | |
start_coordinate = key | |
poly.append('M') | |
poly.append(getTupleFromStr(start_coordinate)) | |
poly.append('L') | |
break | |
while key in segDict: | |
newKey = segDict[key] | |
del(segDict[key]) | |
poly.append(getTupleFromStr(newKey)) | |
key = newKey | |
#Push to result if polygon complete | |
if key == start_coordinate: | |
result.extend(poly[:-1]) #exclude the last coordinate as it is same as first one | |
# Discover polygons from the segDict | |
while len(segDict) > 0: | |
getPolygon() | |
print result |
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