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curve2, curve3<br />

The coercion functions [c2,...] = curve2(g2,...) and [c3,...] =<br />

curve3(g3,...) accept the following property/values:<br />

TABLE 1-11: VALID PROPERTY/VALUE PAIRS<br />

PROPERTY VALUE DEFAULT DESCRIPTION<br />

out stx | ftx |<br />

ctx | ptx<br />

{} Cell array of output names.<br />

See geomcsg and geom for more information on geometry objects.<br />

The nD geometry object properties are available. The properties can be accessed<br />

using the syntax get(object,property). See geom for details.<br />

Examples<br />

The commands below compute the union of a unit circle and a unit square, coerce<br />

the solid object to a curve object, and plot the result.<br />

s = circ2+square2;<br />

c = curve2(s);<br />

geomplot(c)<br />

The following commands generate and plot an elliptic 3D arc:<br />

c = curve3([0 1 2],[0 1 0],[0 1 2],[1 1/sqrt(2) 1]);<br />

geomplot(c)<br />

Compatibility<br />

The FEMLAB 2.3 syntax is obsolete but still supported.<br />

See Also<br />

face3, geom0, geom1, geom2, geom3, geomcsg, point1, point2, point3<br />

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