In SurfaceTool.java, this:
cmd.append(" plane ").append(Escape.e(plane))
should read:
cmd.append(" plane ").append(Escape.eP4(plane))
similar with:
.append(Escape.e(slice.leftPlane));
.append(Escape.e(slice.rightPlane));
and in Escape.java:
if (x instanceof T3)
return eP((T3) x);
if (x instanceof P4)
return eP4((P4) x);
should read
if (x instanceof P4)
return eP4((P4) x);
if (x instanceof T3)
return eP((T3) x);
On Tue, Dec 29, 2015 at 7:59 PM, Jonathan Gutow <gu...@uwosh.edu> wrote:
> It appears that at line 117 in Escape.java, type P4 objects are being
> misidentified as type T3. This means that the value of the "w" subtype is
> not being returned as part of the returned text vector only "x", "y" and
> "z". I noticed this because it breaks the surface tool which uses P4
> objects to define planes.
>
> It is not clear to me why this is happening. Is P4 type a subtype of T3?
>
> Jonathan
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