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Identifies a coordinate system where its origin is Origin, and its "main Direction" and "X Direction" coordinates Z = 1.0, X = Y =0.0 and X direction coordinates X = 1.0, Y = Z = 0.0.
I find it confusing. How can "main Direction" and "X Direction" have the same coordinates?
How could X direction have two different coordinates?
Why you do not define the meaning of this static function simply as:
Identifies a coordinate system where its origin is Origin, and its "main Direction" and "X Direction" coordinates Z = 1.0, X = Y =0.0 and X direction coordinates X = 1.0, Y = Z = 0.0.
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The definition of gp::YOZ() and gp:ZOX() have a similar problem.
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The documentation for the
gp::XOY()
reads:I find it confusing. How can "main Direction" and "X Direction" have the same coordinates?
How could X direction have two different coordinates?
Why you do not define the meaning of this static function simply as:
?
The definition of
gp::YOZ()
andgp:ZOX()
have a similar problem.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: