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/**
 * @class   vtkPolyData
 * @brief   concrete dataset represents vertices, lines, polygons, and triangle strips
 *
 * vtkPolyData is a data object that is a concrete implementation of
 * vtkDataSet. vtkPolyData represents a geometric structure consisting of
 * vertices, lines, polygons, and/or triangle strips. Point and cell
 * attribute values (e.g., scalars, vectors, etc.) also are represented.
 *
 * The actual cell types (vtkCellType.h) supported by vtkPolyData are:
 * vtkVertex, vtkPolyVertex, vtkLine, vtkPolyLine, vtkTriangle, vtkQuad,
 * vtkPolygon, and vtkTriangleStrip.
 *
 * One important feature of vtkPolyData objects is that special traversal and
 * data manipulation methods are available to process data. These methods are
 * generally more efficient than vtkDataSet methods and should be used
 * whenever possible. For example, traversing the cells in a dataset we would
 * use GetCell(). To traverse cells with vtkPolyData we would retrieve the
 * cell array object representing polygons (for example using GetPolys()) and
 * then use vtkCellArray's InitTraversal() and GetNextCell() methods.
 *
 * @warning
 * Because vtkPolyData is implemented with four separate instances of
 * vtkCellArray to represent 0D vertices, 1D lines, 2D polygons, and 2D
 * triangle strips, it is possible to create vtkPolyData instances that
 * consist of a mixture of cell types. Because of the design of the class,
 * there are certain limitations on how mixed cell types are inserted into
 * the vtkPolyData, and in turn the order in which they are processed and
 * rendered. To preserve the consistency of cell ids, and to insure that
 * cells with cell data are rendered properly, users must insert mixed cells
 * in the order of vertices (vtkVertex and vtkPolyVertex), lines (vtkLine and
 * vtkPolyLine), polygons (vtkTriangle, vtkQuad, vtkPolygon), and triangle
 * strips (vtkTriangleStrip).
 *
 * @warning
 * Some filters when processing vtkPolyData with mixed cell types may process
 * the cells in differing ways. Some will convert one type into another
 * (e.g., vtkTriangleStrip into vtkTriangles) or expect a certain type
 * (vtkDecimatePro expects triangles or triangle strips; vtkTubeFilter
 * expects lines). Read the documentation for each filter carefully to
 * understand how each part of vtkPolyData is processed.
*/

#ifndef vtkPolyData_h
#define vtkPolyData_h

#include "vtkCommonDataModelModule.h" // For export macro
#include "vtkPointSet.h"

#include "vtkCellTypes.h" // Needed for inline methods
#include "vtkCellLinks.h" // Needed for inline methods
#include "vtkCellArray.h" // Needed for inline methods

class vtkVertex;
class vtkPolyVertex;
class vtkLine;
class vtkPolyLine;
class vtkTriangle;
class vtkQuad;
class vtkPolygon;
class vtkTriangleStrip;
class vtkEmptyCell;
struct vtkPolyDataDummyContainter;

class VTKCOMMONDATAMODEL_EXPORT vtkPolyData : public vtkPointSet
{
public:
  static vtkPolyData *New();

  vtkTypeMacro(vtkPolyData,vtkPointSet);
  void PrintSelf(ostream& os, vtkIndent indent) VTK_OVERRIDE;

  /**
   * Return what type of dataset this is.
   */
  int GetDataObjectType() VTK_OVERRIDE {return VTK_POLY_DATA;}

  /**
   * Copy the geometric and topological structure of an input poly data object.
   */
  void CopyStructure(vtkDataSet *ds) VTK_OVERRIDE;

  //@{
  /**
   * Standard vtkDataSet interface.
   */
  vtkIdType GetNumberOfCells() VTK_OVERRIDE;
  vtkCell *GetCell(vtkIdType cellId) VTK_OVERRIDE;
  void GetCell(vtkIdType cellId, vtkGenericCell *cell) VTK_OVERRIDE;
  int GetCellType(vtkIdType cellId) VTK_OVERRIDE;
  void GetCellBounds(vtkIdType cellId, double bounds[6]) VTK_OVERRIDE;
  void GetCellNeighbors(vtkIdType cellId, vtkIdList *ptIds,
                        vtkIdList *cellIds) VTK_OVERRIDE;
  //@}

  /**
   * Copy cells listed in idList from pd, including points, point data,
   * and cell data.  This method assumes that point and cell data have
   * been allocated.  If you pass in a point locator, then the points
   * won't be duplicated in the output.
   */
  void CopyCells(vtkPolyData *pd, vtkIdList *idList,
                 vtkPointLocator *locator = NULL);

  /**
   * Copy a cells point ids into list provided. (Less efficient.)
   */
  void GetCellPoints(vtkIdType cellId, vtkIdList *ptIds) VTK_OVERRIDE;

  /**
   * Efficient method to obtain cells using a particular point. Make sure that
   * routine BuildLinks() has been called.
   */
  void GetPointCells(vtkIdType ptId, vtkIdList *cellIds) VTK_OVERRIDE;

  /**
   * Compute the (X, Y, Z)  bounds of the data.
   */
  void ComputeBounds() VTK_OVERRIDE;

  /**
   * Recover extra allocated memory when creating data whose initial size
   * is unknown. Examples include using the InsertNextCell() method, or
   * when using the CellArray::EstimateSize() method to create vertices,
   * lines, polygons, or triangle strips.
   */
  void Squeeze() VTK_OVERRIDE;

  /**
   * Return the maximum cell size in this poly data.
   */
  int GetMaxCellSize() VTK_OVERRIDE;

  /**
   * Set the cell array defining vertices.
   */
  void SetVerts (vtkCellArray* v);

  /**
   * Get the cell array defining vertices. If there are no vertices, an
   * empty array will be returned (convenience to simplify traversal).
   */
  vtkCellArray *GetVerts();

  /**
   * Set the cell array defining lines.
   */
  void SetLines (vtkCellArray* l);

  /**
   * Get the cell array defining lines. If there are no lines, an
   * empty array will be returned (convenience to simplify traversal).
   */
  vtkCellArray *GetLines();

  /**
   * Set the cell array defining polygons.
   */
  void SetPolys (vtkCellArray* p);

  /**
   * Get the cell array defining polygons. If there are no polygons, an
   * empty array will be returned (convenience to simplify traversal).
   */
  vtkCellArray *GetPolys();

  /**
   * Set the cell array defining triangle strips.
   */
  void SetStrips (vtkCellArray* s);

  /**
   * Get the cell array defining triangle strips. If there are no
   * triangle strips, an empty array will be returned (convenience to
   * simplify traversal).
   */
  vtkCellArray *GetStrips();

  //@{
  /**
   * Return the number of primitives of a particular type held..
   */
  vtkIdType GetNumberOfVerts();
  vtkIdType GetNumberOfLines();
  vtkIdType GetNumberOfPolys();
  vtkIdType GetNumberOfStrips();
  //@}

  /**
   * Method allocates initial storage for vertex, line, polygon, and
   * triangle strip arrays. Use this method before the method
   * PolyData::InsertNextCell(). (Or, provide vertex, line, polygon, and
   * triangle strip cell arrays.) The array capacity is doubled when the
   * inserting a cell exceeds the current capacity. extSize is no longer used.
   */
  void Allocate(vtkIdType numCells=1000, int extSize=1000);

  /**
   * Similar to the method above, this method allocates initial storage for
   * vertex, line, polygon, and triangle strip arrays. It does this more
   * intelligently, examining the supplied inPolyData to determine whether to
   * allocate the verts, lines, polys, and strips arrays.  (These arrays are
   * allocated only if there is data in the corresponding arrays in the
   * inPolyData.)  Caution: if the inPolyData has no verts, and after
   * allocating with this method an PolyData::InsertNextCell() is invoked
   * where a vertex is inserted, bad things will happen.
   */
  void Allocate(vtkPolyData *inPolyData, vtkIdType numCells=1000,
                int extSize=1000);

  /**
   * Insert a cell of type VTK_VERTEX, VTK_POLY_VERTEX, VTK_LINE, VTK_POLY_LINE,
   * VTK_TRIANGLE, VTK_QUAD, VTK_POLYGON, or VTK_TRIANGLE_STRIP.  Make sure that
   * the PolyData::Allocate() function has been called first or that vertex,
   * line, polygon, and triangle strip arrays have been supplied.
   * Note: will also insert VTK_PIXEL, but converts it to VTK_QUAD.
   */
  vtkIdType InsertNextCell(int type, int npts, vtkIdType *pts);

  /**
   * Insert a cell of type VTK_VERTEX, VTK_POLY_VERTEX, VTK_LINE, VTK_POLY_LINE,
   * VTK_TRIANGLE, VTK_QUAD, VTK_POLYGON, or VTK_TRIANGLE_STRIP.  Make sure that
   * the PolyData::Allocate() function has been called first or that vertex,
   * line, polygon, and triangle strip arrays have been supplied.
   * Note: will also insert VTK_PIXEL, but converts it to VTK_QUAD.
   */
  vtkIdType InsertNextCell(int type, vtkIdList *pts);

  /**
   * Begin inserting data all over again. Memory is not freed but otherwise
   * objects are returned to their initial state.
   */
  void Reset();

  /**
   * Create data structure that allows random access of cells. BuildCells is
   * expensive but necessary to make use of the faster  non-virtual implementations
   * of GetCell/GetCellPoints. One may check if cells need to be built via
   * NeedToBuilds before invoking. Cells always need to be built/re-built after
   * low level direct modifications to verts, lines, polys or strips cell arrays.
   */
  void BuildCells();

  /**
   * Check if BuildCells is needed.
   */
  bool NeedToBuildCells() { return this->Cells == 0; }

  /**
   * Create upward links from points to cells that use each point. Enables
   * topologically complex queries. Normally the links array is allocated
   * based on the number of points in the vtkPolyData. The optional
   * initialSize parameter can be used to allocate a larger size initially.
   */
  void BuildLinks(int initialSize=0);

  /**
   * Release data structure that allows random access of the cells. This must
   * be done before a 2nd call to BuildLinks(). DeleteCells implicitly deletes
   * the links as well since they are no longer valid.
   */
  void DeleteCells();

  /**
   * Release the upward links from point to cells that use each point.
   */
  void DeleteLinks();

  /**
   * Special (efficient) operations on poly data. Use carefully.
   */
  void GetPointCells(vtkIdType ptId, unsigned short& ncells,
                     vtkIdType* &cells);

  /**
   * Get the neighbors at an edge. More efficient than the general
   * GetCellNeighbors(). Assumes links have been built (with BuildLinks()),
   * and looks specifically for edge neighbors.
   */
  void GetCellEdgeNeighbors(vtkIdType cellId, vtkIdType p1, vtkIdType p2,
                            vtkIdList *cellIds);

  /**
   * Get a pointer to a list of point ids defining cell. More efficient
   * because pointer points directly to cell array internals and this
   * is not a virtual call. However, this requires that cells have been
   * built (with BuildCells()). The cell type is returned.
   */
  unsigned char GetCellPoints(vtkIdType cellId,
      vtkIdType& npts, vtkIdType* &pts);

  /**
   * Get a pointer to the cell, ie [npts pid1 .. pidn]. More efficient
   * because pointer points directly to cell array internals and this
   * is not a virtual call. However, this requires that cells have been
   * built (with BuildCells()). The cell type is returned.
   */
  unsigned char GetCell(vtkIdType cellId, vtkIdType* &pts);

  /**
   * Given three vertices, determine whether it's a triangle. Make sure
   * BuildLinks() has been called first.
   */
  int IsTriangle(int v1, int v2, int v3);

  /**
   * Determine whether two points form an edge. If they do, return non-zero.
   * By definition PolyVertex and PolyLine have no edges since 1-dimensional
   * edges are only found on cells 2D and higher.
   * Edges are defined as 1-D boundary entities to cells.
   * Make sure BuildLinks() has been called first.
   */
  int IsEdge(vtkIdType p1, vtkIdType p2);

  /**
   * Determine whether a point is used by a particular cell. If it is, return
   * non-zero. Make sure BuildCells() has been called first.
   */
  int IsPointUsedByCell(vtkIdType ptId, vtkIdType cellId);

  /**
   * Replace the points defining cell "cellId" with a new set of points. This
   * operator is (typically) used when links from points to cells have not been
   * built (i.e., BuildLinks() has not been executed). Use the operator
   * ReplaceLinkedCell() to replace a cell when cell structure has been built.
   */
  void ReplaceCell(vtkIdType cellId, int npts, vtkIdType *pts);

  /**
   * Replace a point in the cell connectivity list with a different point.
   */
  void ReplaceCellPoint(vtkIdType cellId, vtkIdType oldPtId,
                        vtkIdType newPtId);

  /**
   * Reverse the order of point ids defining the cell.
   */
  void ReverseCell(vtkIdType cellId);

  //@{
  /**
   * Mark a point/cell as deleted from this vtkPolyData.
   */
  void DeletePoint(vtkIdType ptId);
  void DeleteCell(vtkIdType cellId);
  //@}

  /**
   * The cells marked by calls to DeleteCell are stored in the Cell Array
   * VTK_EMPTY_CELL, but they still exist in the cell arrays.
   * Calling RemoveDeletedCells will traverse the cell arrays and remove/compact
   * the cell arrays as well as any cell data thus truly removing the cells
   * from the polydata object.
   */
  void RemoveDeletedCells();

  //@{
  /**
   * Add a point to the cell data structure (after cell pointers have been
   * built). This method adds the point and then allocates memory for the
   * links to the cells.  (To use this method, make sure points are available
   * and BuildLinks() has been invoked.) Of the two methods below, one inserts
   * a point coordinate and the other just makes room for cell links.
   */
  vtkIdType InsertNextLinkedPoint(int numLinks);
  vtkIdType InsertNextLinkedPoint(double x[3], int numLinks);
  //@}

  /**
   * Add a new cell to the cell data structure (after cell pointers have been
   * built). This method adds the cell and then updates the links from the
   * points to the cells. (Memory is allocated as necessary.)
   */
  vtkIdType InsertNextLinkedCell(int type, int npts, vtkIdType *pts);

  /**
   * Replace one cell with another in cell structure. This operator updates the
   * connectivity list and the point's link list. It does not delete references
   * to the old cell in the point's link list. Use the operator
   * RemoveCellReference() to delete all references from points to (old) cell.
   * You may also want to consider using the operator ResizeCellList() if the
   * link list is changing size.
   */
  void ReplaceLinkedCell(vtkIdType cellId, int npts, vtkIdType *pts);

  /**
   * Remove all references to cell in cell structure. This means the links from
   * the cell's points to the cell are deleted. Memory is not reclaimed. Use the
   * method ResizeCellList() to resize the link list from a point to its using
   * cells. (This operator assumes BuildLinks() has been called.)
   */
  void RemoveCellReference(vtkIdType cellId);

  /**
   * Add references to cell in cell structure. This means the links from
   * the cell's points to the cell are modified. Memory is not extended. Use the
   * method ResizeCellList() to resize the link list from a point to its using
   * cells. (This operator assumes BuildLinks() has been called.)
   */
  void AddCellReference(vtkIdType cellId);

  /**
   * Remove a reference to a cell in a particular point's link list. You may
   * also consider using RemoveCellReference() to remove the references from
   * all the cell's points to the cell. This operator does not reallocate
   * memory; use the operator ResizeCellList() to do this if necessary.
   */
  void RemoveReferenceToCell(vtkIdType ptId, vtkIdType cellId);

  /**
   * Add a reference to a cell in a particular point's link list. (You may also
   * consider using AddCellReference() to add the references from all the
   * cell's points to the cell.) This operator does not realloc memory; use the
   * operator ResizeCellList() to do this if necessary.
   */
  void AddReferenceToCell(vtkIdType ptId, vtkIdType cellId);

  /**
   * Resize the list of cells using a particular point. (This operator assumes
   * that BuildLinks() has been called.)
   */
  void ResizeCellList(vtkIdType ptId, int size);

  /**
   * Restore object to initial state. Release memory back to system.
   */
  void Initialize() VTK_OVERRIDE;

  //@{
  /**
   * Get the piece and the number of pieces. Similar to extent in 3D.
   */
  virtual int GetPiece();
  virtual int GetNumberOfPieces();
  //@}

  /**
   * Get the ghost level.
   */
  virtual int GetGhostLevel();

  /**
   * Return the actual size of the data in kibibytes (1024 bytes). This number
   * is valid only after the pipeline has updated. The memory size
   * returned is guaranteed to be greater than or equal to the
   * memory required to represent the data (e.g., extra space in
   * arrays, etc. are not included in the return value). THIS METHOD
   * IS THREAD SAFE.
   */
  unsigned long GetActualMemorySize() VTK_OVERRIDE;

  //@{
  /**
   * Shallow and Deep copy.
   */
  void ShallowCopy(vtkDataObject *src) VTK_OVERRIDE;
  void DeepCopy(vtkDataObject *src) VTK_OVERRIDE;
  //@}

  /**
   * This method will remove any cell that is marked as ghost
   * (has the vtkDataSetAttributes::DUPLICATECELL bit set).
   * It does not remove unused points.
   */
  void RemoveGhostCells();

  //@{
  /**
   * Retrieve an instance of this class from an information object.
   */
  static vtkPolyData* GetData(vtkInformation* info);
  static vtkPolyData* GetData(vtkInformationVector* v, int i=0);
  //@}

  /**
   * Scalar field critical point classification (for manifold 2D meshes).
   * Reference: J. Milnor "Morse Theory", Princeton University Press, 1963.

   * Given a pointId and an attribute representing a scalar field, this member
   * returns the index of the critical point:
   * vtkPolyData::MINIMUM (index 0): local minimum;
   * vtkPolyData::SADDLE  (index 1): local saddle;
   * vtkPolyData::MAXIMUM (index 2): local maximum.

   * Other returned values are:
   * vtkPolyData::REGULAR_POINT: regular point (the gradient does not vanish);
   * vtkPolyData::ERR_NON_MANIFOLD_STAR: the star of the considered vertex is
   * not manifold (could not evaluate the index)
   * vtkPolyData::ERR_INCORRECT_FIELD: the number of entries in the scalar field
   * array is different form the number of vertices in the mesh.
   * vtkPolyData::ERR_NO_SUCH_FIELD: the specified scalar field does not exist.
   */
  enum
  {
    ERR_NO_SUCH_FIELD = -4,
    ERR_INCORRECT_FIELD = -3,
    ERR_NON_MANIFOLD_STAR = -2,
    REGULAR_POINT = -1,
    MINIMUM = 0,
    SADDLE = 1,
    MAXIMUM = 2
  };

  int GetScalarFieldCriticalIndex (vtkIdType pointId,
                                   vtkDataArray *scalarField);
  int GetScalarFieldCriticalIndex (vtkIdType pointId, int fieldId);
  int GetScalarFieldCriticalIndex (vtkIdType pointId, const char* fieldName);

protected:
  vtkPolyData();
  ~vtkPolyData() VTK_OVERRIDE;

  // constant cell objects returned by GetCell called.
  vtkVertex *Vertex;
  vtkPolyVertex *PolyVertex;
  vtkLine *Line;
  vtkPolyLine *PolyLine;
  vtkTriangle *Triangle;
  vtkQuad *Quad;
  vtkPolygon *Polygon;
  vtkTriangleStrip *TriangleStrip;
  vtkEmptyCell *EmptyCell;

  // points inherited
  // point data (i.e., scalars, vectors, normals, tcoords) inherited
  vtkCellArray *Verts;
  vtkCellArray *Lines;
  vtkCellArray *Polys;
  vtkCellArray *Strips;

  // dummy static member below used as a trick to simplify traversal
  static vtkPolyDataDummyContainter DummyContainer;

  // supporting structures for more complex topological operations
  // built only when necessary
  vtkCellTypes *Cells;
  vtkCellLinks *Links;

private:
  // Hide these from the user and the compiler.

  /**
   * For legacy compatibility. Do not use.
   */
  void GetCellNeighbors(vtkIdType cellId, vtkIdList& ptIds, vtkIdList& cellIds)
    {this->GetCellNeighbors(cellId, &ptIds, &cellIds);}

  void Cleanup();

private:
  vtkPolyData(const vtkPolyData&) VTK_DELETE_FUNCTION;
  void operator=(const vtkPolyData&) VTK_DELETE_FUNCTION;
};

inline void vtkPolyData::GetPointCells(vtkIdType ptId, unsigned short& ncells,
                                       vtkIdType* &cells)
{
  ncells = this->Links->GetNcells(ptId);
  cells = this->Links->GetCells(ptId);
}

inline int vtkPolyData::IsTriangle(int v1, int v2, int v3)
{
  unsigned short int n1;
  int i, j, tVerts[3];
  vtkIdType *cells, *tVerts2, n2;

  tVerts[0] = v1;
  tVerts[1] = v2;
  tVerts[2] = v3;

  for (i=0; i<3; i++)
  {
    this->GetPointCells(tVerts[i], n1, cells);
    for (j=0; j<n1; j++)
    {
      this->GetCellPoints(cells[j], n2, tVerts2);
      if ( (tVerts[0] == tVerts2[0] || tVerts[0] == tVerts2[1] ||
            tVerts[0] == tVerts2[2]) &&
           (tVerts[1] == tVerts2[0] || tVerts[1] == tVerts2[1] ||
            tVerts[1] == tVerts2[2]) &&
           (tVerts[2] == tVerts2[0] || tVerts[2] == tVerts2[1] ||
            tVerts[2] == tVerts2[2]) )
      {
        return 1;
      }
    }
  }
  return 0;
}

inline int vtkPolyData::IsPointUsedByCell(vtkIdType ptId, vtkIdType cellId)
{
  vtkIdType *pts, npts;

  this->GetCellPoints(cellId, npts, pts);
  for (vtkIdType i=0; i < npts; i++)
  {
    if ( pts[i] == ptId )
    {
      return 1;
    }
  }

  return 0;
}

inline void vtkPolyData::DeletePoint(vtkIdType ptId)
{
  this->Links->DeletePoint(ptId);
}

inline void vtkPolyData::DeleteCell(vtkIdType cellId)
{
  this->Cells->DeleteCell(cellId);
}

inline void vtkPolyData::RemoveCellReference(vtkIdType cellId)
{
  vtkIdType *pts, npts;

  this->GetCellPoints(cellId, npts, pts);
  for (vtkIdType i=0; i<npts; i++)
  {
    this->Links->RemoveCellReference(cellId, pts[i]);
  }
}

inline void vtkPolyData::AddCellReference(vtkIdType cellId)
{
  vtkIdType *pts, npts;

  this->GetCellPoints(cellId, npts, pts);
  for (vtkIdType i=0; i<npts; i++)
  {
    this->Links->AddCellReference(cellId, pts[i]);
  }
}

inline void vtkPolyData::ResizeCellList(vtkIdType ptId, int size)
{
  this->Links->ResizeCellList(ptId,size);
}

inline void vtkPolyData::ReplaceCellPoint(vtkIdType cellId, vtkIdType oldPtId,
                                          vtkIdType newPtId)
{
  int i;
  vtkIdType *verts, nverts;

  this->GetCellPoints(cellId,nverts,verts);
  for ( i=0; i < nverts; i++ )
  {
    if ( verts[i] == oldPtId )
    {
      verts[i] = newPtId; // this is very nasty! direct write!
      return;
    }
  }
}

inline unsigned char vtkPolyData::GetCellPoints(
    vtkIdType cellId, vtkIdType& npts, vtkIdType* &pts)
{
  unsigned char type = this->Cells->GetCellType(cellId);
  vtkCellArray *cells;
  switch (type)
  {
    case VTK_VERTEX: case VTK_POLY_VERTEX:
      cells = this->Verts;
      break;

    case VTK_LINE: case VTK_POLY_LINE:
      cells = this->Lines;
      break;

    case VTK_TRIANGLE: case VTK_QUAD: case VTK_POLYGON:
      cells = this->Polys;
      break;

    case VTK_TRIANGLE_STRIP:
      cells = this->Strips;
      break;

    default:
      cells = NULL;
      npts = 0;
      pts = NULL;
      return 0;
  }
  int loc = this->Cells->GetCellLocation(cellId);
  cells->GetCell(loc, npts, pts);
  return type;
}

inline unsigned char vtkPolyData::GetCell(
    vtkIdType cellId, vtkIdType* &cell)
{
  unsigned char type = this->Cells->GetCellType(cellId);
  vtkCellArray *cells;
  switch (type)
  {
    case VTK_VERTEX: case VTK_POLY_VERTEX:
      cells = this->Verts;
      break;

    case VTK_LINE: case VTK_POLY_LINE:
      cells = this->Lines;
      break;

    case VTK_TRIANGLE: case VTK_QUAD: case VTK_POLYGON:
      cells = this->Polys;
      break;

    case VTK_TRIANGLE_STRIP:
      cells = this->Strips;
      break;

    default:
      cells = NULL;
      cell = NULL;
      return 0;
  }
  int loc = this->Cells->GetCellLocation(cellId);
  cell = cells->GetData()->GetPointer(loc);
  return type;
}

#endif