Hi all,
while I was building a geometry I came across an unexpected behavior of the
BooleanUnion operator.
I assumed that the operator would work on surfaces but it does not. If you try
the example below, the union result is going to be two separate surfaces
SetFactory("OpenCASCADE");
recta1=newreg;Rectangle ( recta1 ) = { -.02, -.030, 0, .005,
0.01};recta2=newreg;Rectangle ( recta2 ) = { -.015, -.020, 0, .005, -0.01 };
resulting_surface() = BooleanUnion{ Surface{recta1}; Delete;}{ Surface{recta2};
Delete;};
For i In {0: #resulting_surface()-1}Printf ("test openCASCADE surface union =
%g", resulting_surface(i));EndFor
The example shows that resulting_surface() contains two elements instead of one.
Does BooleanUnion works on surfaces?
Many thanks,
Marco_______________________________________________
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