Worf

TypeScript, VBA, and the Graham Scan

Worf

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TypeScript, VBA, and the Graham Scan - This article shows a method to determine the convex hull for a set of points.

Typescript is the language of Excel scripts, available at certain Office 365 licenses. Unfortunately, my company chose to disable this feature, so at this time I cannot use it.
However, we can write TS outside of Excel. This article shows how to output TS data to a text file that Excel can read.
The code finds the convex hull for a bidimensional set of points; read more about the Graham algorithm in the link below.
Here are the main features of this project:

  • The points can be code...

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