fix of OSX build: workaround of non-standard std::optional
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@ -725,7 +725,7 @@ static void add_hook(
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update_max_length(t);
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}
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if (self_intersection) {
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double t = (self_intersection_point.cast<double>() - pt).dot(dir) - shift_from_thick_line(self_intersection_line.value().vector().cast<double>());
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double t = (self_intersection_point.cast<double>() - pt).dot(dir) - shift_from_thick_line((*self_intersection_line).vector().cast<double>());
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max_length = std::min(max_length, t);
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}
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return std::max(0., max_length);
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@ -878,7 +878,7 @@ static Polylines connect_lines_using_hooks(Polylines &&lines, const ExPolygon &b
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std::optional<size_t> out;
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if (in) {
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const Polyline *lo = &line;
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const Polyline *hi = &lines[in.value()];
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const Polyline *hi = &lines[*in];
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if (lo > hi)
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std::swap(lo, hi);
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if (! std::binary_search(lines_touching_at_endpoints.begin(), lines_touching_at_endpoints.end(), std::make_pair(lo, hi)))
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@ -914,10 +914,10 @@ static Polylines connect_lines_using_hooks(Polylines &&lines, const ExPolygon &b
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} else if (anchor) {
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if (tjoint_front)
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// T-joint of line's front point with the 'closest' line.
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intersections.emplace_back(lines_src[tjoint_front.value()], lines_src[line_idx], &line, front_point, true);
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intersections.emplace_back(lines_src[*tjoint_front], lines_src[line_idx], &line, front_point, true);
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if (tjoint_back)
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// T-joint of line's back point with the 'closest' line.
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intersections.emplace_back(lines_src[tjoint_back.value()], lines_src[line_idx], &line, back_point, false);
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intersections.emplace_back(lines_src[*tjoint_back], lines_src[line_idx], &line, back_point, false);
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} else {
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if (tjoint_front)
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// T joint at the front at a 60 degree angle, the line is very short.
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