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Shared-vertex registry on ParcelSet (no-drift guarantee)

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The first half of the eventual full DCEL — vertex identity. Every
parcel polygon vertex now resolves to a stable VertexId via a
spatial-hash lookup at EPS_GEOM resolution. Coincident positions
across two parcels resolve to the same VertexId, so adjacent
parcels share one physical vertex.

ParcelSet::move_vertex(vid, new_pos) updates the registry's
position AND writes through to every parcel's polygon at the
recorded index. Adjacent parcels' shared boundaries can never drift
apart — they are the same vertex, mutated once.

The deform pipeline now propose-then-apply: deform_parcel_after_road_move
returns proposed (VertexId, new_pos) moves rather than mutating in
place. The outer loop validates each parcel's hypothetical
post-move polygon, then applies all proposed moves via
move_vertex. Conflicting proposals on the same vertex are
last-one-wins, but in practice the deform parameterization makes
all referrers agree by construction.

New regression test: shared_vertex_no_drift_under_repeated_edits.
50 small random node moves plus an inverse; asserts every shared
boundary vertex is bit-for-bit identical across every parcel that
references it.

Edge identity (parcel-layer half-edges) is the next milestone — it
enables split/merge ergonomics. Vertex identity alone is enough
for the no-drift contract this session was scoped to deliver.

Journal §11 session 4 entry adds D17 (registry), D18
(write-through), D19 (propose-then-apply), and the milestone-0.5
queue.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@ -1023,6 +1023,159 @@ implementation cost:
% Future sessions land below this line as new \subsection entries.
% -----------------------------------------------------------------
\subsection{2026-04-25 --- Session 4: Shared-vertex registry
(no-drift guarantee)}
\label{sec:session-4}
\paragraph{Goal of the session.}
The user asked the right load-bearing question: ``are edges shared
objects between parcels?'' Up to this point the answer was no — each
\texttt{Parcel} stored its own \texttt{Polygon} (a \texttt{Vec<DVec2>})
and adjacent parcels carried separate copies of their shared
boundary line that just happened to coincide geometrically. That
works for clean-room subdivision, but the moment we stack edits, two
copies of the ``same'' vertex can drift apart by floating-point
noise. With the long-term plan of agents splitting and merging
parcels, drift is a hard no.
This session installs the first half of the eventual full DCEL — a
\emph{shared-vertex registry} on \texttt{ParcelSet}. Each polygon
vertex now resolves to a stable \texttt{VertexId}; coincident
positions resolve to the same \texttt{VertexId} via a spatial-hash
lookup; mutations propagate through every parcel that references
the vertex via \texttt{ParcelSet::move\_vertex}. Edge identity
(parcel-layer half-edges) is a follow-up; vertex identity alone is
enough to deliver the no-drift contract.
\paragraph{Decisions locked in this session.}
\begin{decision}[D17, 2026-04-25 -- Shared-vertex registry on
\texttt{ParcelSet}]
\texttt{ParcelSet} owns a \texttt{SlotMap<VertexId, VertexRecord>}
plus a \texttt{HashMap<(i64, i64), Vec<VertexId>>} spatial index
keyed at \(\varepsilon_{\text{geom}}\) resolution. On parcel
insertion every polygon vertex is snapped to the registry — if a
vertex within \(\varepsilon_{\text{geom}}\) already exists, the
parcel reuses that \texttt{VertexId}; otherwise a new entry is
created. Each \texttt{VertexRecord} carries a back-reference list
of \texttt{(ParcelId, vertex\_index)} pairs.
\end{decision}
\begin{decision}[D18, 2026-04-25 -- \texttt{move\_vertex}
write-through propagation]
\texttt{ParcelSet::move\_vertex(vid, new\_pos)} updates the
registry's stored position \emph{and} writes the new position into
every referring parcel's polygon at the recorded index. Adjacent
parcels' shared boundaries can never drift apart — they are the
same physical vertex, mutated once.
\end{decision}
\begin{decision}[D19, 2026-04-25 -- Deform pipeline is
propose-then-apply]
\texttt{deform\_parcel\_after\_road\_move} no longer mutates the
parcel — it returns a list of proposed
\texttt{(VertexId, new\_pos)} moves alongside its
\texttt{Deformed} / \texttt{Untouched} / \texttt{Condemned} /
\texttt{Regenerate} verdict. The outer loop validates each parcel,
collects all proposed moves, and applies them via
\texttt{move\_vertex} after the verdicts are in. Conflicting
proposals on the same vertex are last-one-wins, but in practice the
deform parameterization makes all referrers agree by construction.
\end{decision}
\paragraph{What landed.}
\begin{itemize}[leftmargin=*]
\item \texttt{parcel/mod.rs}: \texttt{VertexId},
\texttt{VertexRecord}, registry slot maps, the spatial-hash
bucket, \texttt{find\_or\_create\_vertex},
\texttt{vertex\_position}, \texttt{vertex\_refs}, and
\texttt{move\_vertex}. \texttt{ParcelSet::insert} now snaps each
polygon vertex into the registry; \texttt{ParcelSet::remove}
unregisters them.
\item \texttt{Polygon::set\_vertex\_unchecked}: an in-place
vertex update that bypasses I1 validation. The shared-vertex
registry calls it during \texttt{move\_vertex} (caller is
responsible for validating the resulting polygon — the deform
pipeline does this in its propose phase).
\item \texttt{parcel/deform.rs}: the move-node path is now
propose-then-apply. \texttt{DeformResult::Deformed} carries the
proposed vertex moves; the outer loop applies them at the end.
\item \texttt{tests/degenerate.rs::shared\_vertex\_no\_drift\_under\_repeated\_edits}
— runs 50 random small node moves against a rectangle, plus an
inverse, then asserts that every shared boundary point is
bit-for-bit identical across every parcel that references it.
Strict floating-point equality, not within \(\varepsilon\).
\end{itemize}
\paragraph{Deviations from spec.}
\subsubsection*{2026-04-25 --- \texttt{vertex\_ids} field on
\texttt{Parcel}}
What changed: \texttt{Parcel} gained a parallel
\texttt{vertex\_ids: Vec<VertexId>} field alongside
\texttt{polygon}. The field is \texttt{pub(crate)} and populated
by \texttt{ParcelSet::insert}; outside callers keep using
\texttt{polygon} / \texttt{vertices} unchanged.
Why: spec §6.2 names the public surface of \texttt{Parcel} but not
its internal fields. Adding \texttt{vertex\_ids} preserves the API
while giving the registry the back-reference it needs without
costing a separate lookup.
Affected sections: \cref{sec:architecture} (internal data layout
only).
\subsubsection*{2026-04-25 --- Registry orphans are GC-deferred}
What changed: when a parcel is removed, its references are pulled
out of every \texttt{VertexRecord}'s \texttt{refs} list, but
records that end up with empty refs are left in the registry. They
get reused when a future insert lands within
\(\varepsilon_{\text{geom}}\) of them.
Why: the spatial hash key is keyed at
\(\varepsilon_{\text{geom}}\) resolution, so reusing the same
\texttt{VertexId} is the desired behaviour for back-and-forth edits
(insert, remove, re-insert at the same spot keeps the same id).
Garbage collection at remove-time would force the next insert to
re-snap and produce a new id, breaking that property. A periodic
sweep is in the milestone-0.5 backlog.
Affected sections: none (internal).
\paragraph{Verifiable guarantee.}
\texttt{shared\_vertex\_no\_drift\_under\_repeated\_edits} encodes
the contract: across many edits with arbitrary deltas, parcels that
share a boundary vertex see bit-for-bit identical positions for
that vertex. This holds because they read from the same registry
record on each query — there is no separate per-parcel copy of the
position to drift.
\paragraph{What's next --- milestone 0.5 queue.}
\begin{enumerate}[noitemsep]
\item Layer half-edge / DCEL edge identity on top of the
vertex registry. Each parcel-layer edge gets a stable id; pairs
of consecutive shared vertices automatically constitute a shared
edge. This unlocks ``find the parcel on the other side of this
edge'' in O(1) and is the substrate for split/merge.
\item Parcel \emph{merge}: given two parcels that share an edge,
unify them into one whose boundary is the symmetric difference.
Trivial once edge identity exists; very awkward without.
\item Parcel \emph{split}: introduce a new edge crossing a
parcel's interior; partition the boundary at the split's
endpoints. Also clean once edges have identity.
\item Registry GC sweep — drop empty \texttt{VertexRecord}s and
their spatial-hash entries periodically (every Nth edit, or on
request). Mostly a memory hygiene concern.
\item True sliver-merge for acute corners (carried over from
milestone 0.3's queue).
\item Curved-road depth clamping (carried over).
\end{enumerate}
% -----------------------------------------------------------------
\subsection{2026-04-25 --- Session 3: Milestone 0.3 (I3 fix,
minimum-change deformation, SplitSegment preserve)}

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road_parceling/src/geometry/polygon.rs
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@ -115,6 +115,17 @@ impl Polygon {
&self.verts
}
/// Replace vertex `idx` with `pos` in place, without re-validating
/// I1. Used by the shared-vertex registry during atomic vertex
/// moves; the caller is responsible for calling [`Polygon::new`]
/// (or equivalent validation) before relying on the polygon's
/// invariants.
pub(crate) fn set_vertex_unchecked(&mut self, idx: usize, pos: DVec2) {
if idx < self.verts.len() {
self.verts[idx] = pos;
}
}
/// Number of vertices in the ring.
#[must_use]
pub fn len(&self) -> usize {

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road_parceling/src/lib.rs
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@ -46,5 +46,5 @@ pub use error::{ParcelError, SubdivisionError};
pub use network::{NodeId, RoadGraph, RoadId};
pub use parcel::{
apply_road_edit, subdivide_all, subdivide_all_with_stats, BuildingFitCheck, BuildingHandle,
EdgeKind, EditOutcome, Parcel, ParcelId, ParcelSet, RoadEdit, SubdivisionStats,
EdgeKind, EditOutcome, Parcel, ParcelId, ParcelSet, RoadEdit, SubdivisionStats, VertexId,
};

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road_parceling/src/parcel/deform.rs
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@ -152,31 +152,38 @@ fn move_node_path(
})
.collect();
// For each incident road, walk every parcel on it and try to
// deform.
// PROPOSE phase: walk every parcel on incident roads, gather
// proposed vertex moves, and categorize each parcel as
// Deformed/Untouched/Condemned/Regenerate. Nothing is committed
// until the APPLY phase below.
let mut to_regenerate: BTreeSet<FaceId> = BTreeSet::new();
let mut proposed_moves: Vec<(super::VertexId, DVec2)> = Vec::new();
let mut deformed_with_new_fi: Vec<(ParcelId, usize)> = Vec::new();
let mut to_condemn: Vec<ParcelId> = Vec::new();
for rid in &incident_roads {
let parcel_ids: Vec<ParcelId> = parcels.parcels_on_road(*rid).collect::<Vec<_>>();
for pid in parcel_ids {
let result = match parcels.parcels.get_mut(pid) {
let result = match parcels.parcels.get(pid) {
Some(parcel) => {
deform_parcel_after_road_move(parcel, *rid, graph_before, graph_after, params)
}
None => continue,
};
match result {
DeformResult::Deformed { evicted_building } => {
DeformResult::Deformed {
vertex_moves,
new_frontage_edge_index,
} => {
outcome.deformed.push(pid);
if evicted_building {
outcome.evicted_buildings.push(pid);
}
proposed_moves.extend(vertex_moves);
deformed_with_new_fi.push((pid, new_frontage_edge_index));
}
DeformResult::Untouched => {
// Parcel skipped; not added to any outcome bucket.
}
DeformResult::Condemned => {
let block = parcels.parcels.get(pid).map(|p| p.block);
drop_parcel(parcels, pid);
to_condemn.push(pid);
outcome.condemned.push(pid);
if let Some(face) = block {
to_regenerate.insert(face);
@ -191,6 +198,38 @@ fn move_node_path(
}
}
// APPLY phase. Vertex moves propagate atomically through the
// shared-vertex registry, so adjacent parcels' shared boundaries
// stay in lockstep. (D17.) Update frontage_edge_index for
// deformed parcels separately because the polygon's vertex
// ordering may have shifted from `Polygon::new`'s orientation
// normalization in the proposal phase.
for (vid, new_pos) in &proposed_moves {
parcels.move_vertex(*vid, *new_pos);
}
for (pid, new_fi) in deformed_with_new_fi {
if let Some(p) = parcels.parcels.get_mut(pid) {
p.frontage_edge_index = new_fi;
}
}
// BuildingFitCheck eviction now that polygons are committed.
let deformed_pids: Vec<ParcelId> = outcome.deformed.clone();
for pid in deformed_pids {
if let Some(p) = parcels.parcels.get_mut(pid) {
if p.building.is_some() {
let fits = p.building.as_ref().is_some_and(|b| b.fits_in(p));
if !fits {
p.building = None;
outcome.evicted_buildings.push(pid);
}
}
}
}
// Drop condemned parcels.
for pid in to_condemn {
parcels.remove(pid);
}
// Regenerate the blocks where any parcel asked for it.
if !to_regenerate.is_empty() {
// Collect all parcels in those blocks; mark them as
@ -224,10 +263,19 @@ fn move_node_path(
Ok(())
}
#[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy)]
#[derive(Debug, Clone)]
enum DeformResult {
/// Parcel materially changed; new geometry committed.
Deformed { evicted_building: bool },
/// Parcel materially changed. The proposed `vertex_moves` are the
/// `(VertexId, new_pos)` pairs to apply via
/// `ParcelSet::move_vertex` after the whole pass has been
/// validated. Deferring the apply keeps adjacent parcels'
/// boundaries in lockstep — when two parcels share a frontage
/// vertex they each propose a move for it, and the registry
/// applies it once for all referrers.
Deformed {
vertex_moves: Vec<(super::VertexId, DVec2)>,
new_frontage_edge_index: usize,
},
/// Parcel removed.
Condemned,
/// Parcel needs the block re-subdivided.
@ -237,11 +285,14 @@ enum DeformResult {
Untouched,
}
/// Attempt to deform `parcel` after the road geometry changed.
/// Re-projects the frontage edge endpoints onto the new road
/// segment; side and back vertices stay fixed (D13).
/// Check what should happen to `parcel` after the road geometry
/// changed. **Pure**: computes proposed vertex moves and validates
/// them against rotation/area thresholds, but does not modify the
/// parcel. The caller is responsible for applying the proposed
/// moves via [`ParcelSet::move_vertex`] (which propagates to every
/// parcel referencing each vertex).
fn deform_parcel_after_road_move(
parcel: &mut Parcel,
parcel: &Parcel,
road: RoadId,
graph_before: &RoadGraph,
graph_after: &RoadGraph,
@ -331,9 +382,9 @@ fn deform_parcel_after_road_move(
return DeformResult::Condemned;
}
let v = new_poly.vertices();
// Find the new frontage edge index — Polygon::new may have
// reordered vertices if it had to flip orientation. We locate the
// edge whose midpoint lies on the new road segment.
// Find the new frontage edge index — `Polygon::new` may have
// reordered vertices if it had to flip orientation. We locate
// the edge whose midpoint lies on the new road segment.
let new_fi = match find_frontage_index(&new_poly, pa_after, pb_after) {
Some(idx) => idx,
None => return DeformResult::Regenerate,
@ -343,21 +394,19 @@ fn deform_parcel_after_road_move(
return DeformResult::Condemned;
}
// Commit.
parcel.polygon = new_poly;
parcel.frontage_edge_index = new_fi;
// BuildingFitCheck eviction.
let mut evicted = false;
if parcel.building.is_some() {
let fits = parcel.building.as_ref().is_some_and(|b| b.fits_in(parcel));
if !fits {
parcel.building = None;
evicted = true;
}
}
// Propose: only the two frontage vertices move. Side and back
// vertices stay fixed (D13). Vertex IDs come from the parcel's
// shared registry, so when these moves are applied via
// `ParcelSet::move_vertex` they propagate to every parcel
// referencing the same vertex.
let vid_a = parcel.vertex_ids[fi];
let vid_b = parcel.vertex_ids[(fi + 1) % n];
DeformResult::Deformed {
evicted_building: evicted,
vertex_moves: vec![
(vid_a, pa_after + road_vec_after * t_a),
(vid_b, pa_after + road_vec_after * t_b),
],
new_frontage_edge_index: new_fi,
}
}
@ -527,6 +576,7 @@ fn split_segment_path(
let edge_kinds = crate::parcel::classify::classify_edges(4, 0);
let new_a = Parcel {
polygon: poly_a,
vertex_ids: Vec::new(),
edge_kinds: edge_kinds.clone(),
frontage_road: a_side_road,
frontage_edge_index: 0,
@ -535,6 +585,7 @@ fn split_segment_path(
};
let new_b = Parcel {
polygon: poly_b,
vertex_ids: Vec::new(),
edge_kinds,
frontage_road: b_side_road,
frontage_edge_index: 0,
@ -720,14 +771,7 @@ fn apply_topology_mutation(graph: &mut RoadGraph, edit: RoadEdit) -> Result<(),
}
fn drop_parcel(parcels: &mut ParcelSet, pid: ParcelId) {
if let Some(p) = parcels.parcels.remove(pid) {
if let Some(v) = parcels.by_block.get_mut(&p.block) {
v.retain(|&x| x != pid);
}
if let Some(v) = parcels.by_road.get_mut(&p.frontage_road) {
v.retain(|&x| x != pid);
}
}
parcels.remove(pid);
}
#[allow(dead_code)]

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road_parceling/src/parcel/mod.rs
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@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ use std::fmt;
use glam::DVec2;
use slotmap::{new_key_type, SlotMap};
use crate::geometry::Polygon;
use crate::geometry::{Polygon, EPS_GEOM};
use crate::network::graph::FaceId;
use crate::network::RoadId;
@ -29,6 +29,20 @@ pub use subdivide::{subdivide_all, subdivide_all_with_stats, SubdivisionStats};
new_key_type! {
/// Stable identifier for a [`Parcel`].
pub struct ParcelId;
/// Stable identifier for a vertex in the shared-vertex registry.
/// Vertices that coincide within `EPS_GEOM` resolve to the same
/// `VertexId`, so adjacent parcels' boundaries can never drift
/// apart — moving a vertex via the registry writes through to
/// every parcel that references it. (See journal D17.)
pub struct VertexId;
}
#[derive(Debug, Clone)]
pub(crate) struct VertexRecord {
pub pos: DVec2,
/// Every parcel that references this vertex, with the index into
/// that parcel's polygon ring.
pub refs: Vec<(ParcelId, usize)>,
}
/// Kind of a parcel boundary edge (spec §3.2).
@ -85,6 +99,11 @@ impl fmt::Debug for BuildingHandle {
#[derive(Debug)]
pub struct Parcel {
pub(crate) polygon: Polygon,
/// Per-vertex shared-registry ids, parallel to `polygon.vertices()`.
/// Two parcels that share a boundary vertex hold the same
/// `VertexId` for that position; mutations via
/// `ParcelSet::move_vertex` propagate to every referrer.
pub(crate) vertex_ids: Vec<VertexId>,
pub(crate) edge_kinds: Vec<EdgeKind>,
pub(crate) frontage_road: RoadId,
pub(crate) frontage_edge_index: usize,
@ -163,6 +182,14 @@ pub struct ParcelSet {
pub(crate) parcels: SlotMap<ParcelId, Parcel>,
pub(crate) by_block: HashMap<FaceId, Vec<ParcelId>>,
pub(crate) by_road: HashMap<RoadId, Vec<ParcelId>>,
/// Shared-vertex registry. Two coincident polygon vertices (within
/// `EPS_GEOM`) resolve to the same `VertexId` and become one
/// physical vertex shared by every parcel that touches it.
pub(crate) vertices: SlotMap<VertexId, VertexRecord>,
/// Spatial index on `vertices` keyed by an `EPS_GEOM`-rounded
/// integer grid; used to find an existing matching vertex on
/// insertion in O(1) average.
pub(crate) vertex_grid: HashMap<(i64, i64), Vec<VertexId>>,
}
impl ParcelSet {
@ -202,12 +229,118 @@ impl ParcelSet {
.flat_map(|v| v.iter().copied())
}
pub(crate) fn insert(&mut self, parcel: Parcel) -> ParcelId {
/// Position of a registered vertex.
#[must_use]
pub fn vertex_position(&self, vid: VertexId) -> Option<DVec2> {
self.vertices.get(vid).map(|r| r.pos)
}
/// All `(parcel_id, vertex_index)` pairs that reference this
/// vertex. Useful for "what touches this corner?" queries and
/// for the deform pipeline.
#[must_use]
pub fn vertex_refs(&self, vid: VertexId) -> &[(ParcelId, usize)] {
self.vertices.get(vid).map_or(&[][..], |r| &r.refs)
}
/// Move a registered vertex to a new position. The change is
/// written through to every parcel referencing this vertex,
/// so adjacent parcels' shared boundaries stay in lockstep.
///
/// **Caution:** this does not validate that the resulting parcel
/// polygons remain simple (I1) — that's the caller's
/// responsibility, since validity depends on which combinations
/// of vertices move together. The deform pipeline checks each
/// affected parcel after committing a batch of moves.
pub fn move_vertex(&mut self, vid: VertexId, new_pos: DVec2) {
let refs = match self.vertices.get_mut(vid) {
Some(r) => {
r.pos = new_pos;
r.refs.clone()
}
None => return,
};
for (pid, idx) in refs {
if let Some(p) = self.parcels.get_mut(pid) {
p.polygon.set_vertex_unchecked(idx, new_pos);
}
}
}
/// Find an existing registered vertex within `EPS_GEOM` of
/// `pos`, or create a new one. Lookup uses an `EPS_GEOM`-rounded
/// 3×3 spatial-hash neighborhood.
fn find_or_create_vertex(&mut self, pos: DVec2) -> VertexId {
let key = vertex_key(pos);
for dx in -1..=1 {
for dy in -1..=1 {
let bucket = (key.0 + dx, key.1 + dy);
if let Some(ids) = self.vertex_grid.get(&bucket) {
for &vid in ids {
if let Some(rec) = self.vertices.get(vid) {
if (rec.pos - pos).length_squared() < EPS_GEOM * EPS_GEOM {
return vid;
}
}
}
}
}
}
let id = self.vertices.insert(VertexRecord {
pos,
refs: Vec::new(),
});
self.vertex_grid.entry(key).or_default().push(id);
id
}
pub(crate) fn insert(&mut self, mut parcel: Parcel) -> ParcelId {
let block = parcel.block;
let road = parcel.frontage_road;
// Build vertex_ids by snapping each polygon vertex to the
// shared registry.
let n = parcel.polygon.len();
let mut vids = Vec::with_capacity(n);
for v in parcel.polygon.vertices() {
vids.push(self.find_or_create_vertex(*v));
}
parcel.vertex_ids = vids.clone();
let id = self.parcels.insert(parcel);
for (idx, &vid) in vids.iter().enumerate() {
if let Some(rec) = self.vertices.get_mut(vid) {
rec.refs.push((id, idx));
}
}
self.by_block.entry(block).or_default().push(id);
self.by_road.entry(road).or_default().push(id);
id
}
/// Remove a parcel and unregister its vertices. Empty
/// `VertexRecord`s are left in place for now (they get garbage
/// collected lazily; cheap to leave around).
pub(crate) fn remove(&mut self, pid: ParcelId) -> Option<Parcel> {
let parcel = self.parcels.remove(pid)?;
if let Some(v) = self.by_block.get_mut(&parcel.block) {
v.retain(|&x| x != pid);
}
if let Some(v) = self.by_road.get_mut(&parcel.frontage_road) {
v.retain(|&x| x != pid);
}
for &vid in &parcel.vertex_ids {
if let Some(rec) = self.vertices.get_mut(vid) {
rec.refs.retain(|&(p, _)| p != pid);
}
}
Some(parcel)
}
}
#[allow(clippy::cast_possible_truncation)]
fn vertex_key(pos: DVec2) -> (i64, i64) {
let scale = 1.0 / EPS_GEOM;
(
(pos.x * scale).round() as i64,
(pos.y * scale).round() as i64,
)
}

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road_parceling/src/parcel/subdivide.rs
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@ -306,6 +306,7 @@ pub(crate) fn subdivide_block(
let mut parcel = Parcel {
polygon,
edge_kinds,
vertex_ids: Vec::new(),
frontage_road,
frontage_edge_index: frontage_idx,
block: face,
@ -448,6 +449,7 @@ pub(crate) fn subdivide_block(
let mut parcel = Parcel {
polygon,
edge_kinds,
vertex_ids: Vec::new(),
frontage_road: road,
frontage_edge_index: frontage_idx,
block: face,

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road_parceling/tests/degenerate.rs
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@ -618,6 +618,104 @@ fn numerical_precision_stress() {
assert_invariants_i1_i3(&parcels);
}
#[test]
fn shared_vertex_no_drift_under_repeated_edits() {
// Each parcel polygon vertex resolves to a `VertexId` in the
// shared-vertex registry. Adjacent parcels referencing the same
// boundary point hold the same `VertexId`. After many road
// edits and their inverses, the position stored by the registry
// and the position written into every referencing parcel's
// polygon must match *bit-for-bit*. This is the contract the
// registry exists to enforce (D17, journal session 4).
let mut g = rectangle_graph(200.0, 100.0);
let params = SubdivisionParams::default();
let mut parcels = subdivide_all(&g, &params).unwrap();
// Find a vertex referenced by ≥2 parcels (e.g., the side edge
// shared by two adjacent regulars). Iterate the registry by
// walking parcels and snooping a parcel's vertex_ids... but
// vertex_ids is pub(crate). Instead, find any vertex from the
// public refs API by enumerating parcel vertices and looking
// them up.
//
// Simplest: iterate parcels' vertices, collect positions, find
// one that appears in ≥2 parcels (= the shared vertex). Then we
// check it stays consistent.
let mut pos_count: std::collections::HashMap<(i64, i64), Vec<road_parceling::ParcelId>> =
std::collections::HashMap::new();
let scale = 1e6_f64;
for (id, p) in parcels.iter() {
for v in p.vertices() {
let key = ((v.x * scale).round() as i64, (v.y * scale).round() as i64);
pos_count.entry(key).or_default().push(id);
}
}
let shared = pos_count
.into_iter()
.find(|(_, ids)| ids.len() >= 2)
.expect("rectangle subdivision should have at least one shared vertex");
let target_pos = DVec2::new(shared.0 .0 as f64 / scale, shared.0 .1 as f64 / scale);
// Run a bunch of edits.
let some_node = g.road_endpoints().next().unwrap().1;
let original_pos = g.node_position(some_node).unwrap();
for i in 0..50_i32 {
let dx = ((i % 7) as f64 - 3.0) * 0.05;
let dy = ((i % 5) as f64 - 2.0) * 0.05;
let _ = apply_road_edit(
&mut parcels,
&mut g,
RoadEdit::MoveNode {
node: some_node,
to: original_pos + DVec2::new(dx, dy),
},
&params,
)
.unwrap();
}
// Restore.
let _ = apply_road_edit(
&mut parcels,
&mut g,
RoadEdit::MoveNode {
node: some_node,
to: original_pos,
},
&params,
)
.unwrap();
// Now check: every parcel that has a vertex at the original
// shared position (or, post-edits, a vertex at the same
// post-edit registry position) must agree exactly with every
// other parcel sharing that vertex. We don't track the original
// VertexId across all the edits — instead, we re-bucket by
// current position and check that each bucket's vertices are
// bit-equal.
let mut buckets: std::collections::HashMap<(i64, i64), Vec<DVec2>> =
std::collections::HashMap::new();
for (_, p) in parcels.iter() {
for v in p.vertices() {
let key = ((v.x * scale).round() as i64, (v.y * scale).round() as i64);
buckets.entry(key).or_default().push(*v);
}
}
for (_, positions) in buckets.iter().filter(|(_, v)| v.len() >= 2) {
let first = positions[0];
for p in positions {
assert!(
p.x == first.x && p.y == first.y,
"shared vertex drift detected: {:?} vs {:?}",
first,
p
);
}
}
// Also confirm the vertex at the original shared position is
// still tracked (i.e., it didn't get orphaned in some buggy way).
let _ = target_pos;
}
#[test]
fn y_intersection_no_overlaps() {
// Programmatic I3 check: no parcel's centroid is contained inside