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nose(1gv)																 nose(1gv)

NAME
nose - test geomview's picking facility DESCRIPTION
Nose is a geomview module which tests the geomview picking facility. Nose has no panel of its own. You invoke it by selecting the "Nose" line in the APPLICATIONS browser. Once invoked, nose waits for you to click the right mouse button with the cursor over some object in a geomview camera window. It then draws a little box on the spot where you clicked. If the picked spot is along an edge, it also draws a pair of boxes at the endpoints of the edge, and a line segment along the edge. If the picked spot is on a vertex, the box is a different color. Nose is not necessarily intended to be a useful program. It is just a simple example of how an external program can find out about and make use of geomview pick events. SEE ALSO
geomview(1) AUTHOR
Mark Phillips Geometry Center Geometry Center September 1 1992 nose(1gv)

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geomutil(3gv)															     geomutil(3gv)

NAME
geomutil - various geometry utilities (introduction) DESCRIPTION
The geomutil library contains a collection of miscellaneous geometric utility functions: AnyToPL() - convert any geom to a polylist PLCombine() - combine two polylists into one PLConsol() - consolidate vertices in a polylist Bdy() - generate the boundary (edge) of a geom Each function has its own manual page which gives usage details. To link your program with the geomutil library you should specify -lgeomutil followed by the usual list of OOGL libraries, as in cc -L${LIBDIR} prog.c -lgeomutil -lstubdraw -lgeom -lvect -lpolylist -lquad -lmesh -lbezier -linst -ltlist -llist -lstub -lgeom -loogl -lbbox -lshade -lcolor -l3d -lm SEE ALSO
anytopl(3), plcombine(3), plconsol(3), bdy(3), anytooff(1), offcombine(1), offconsol(1), bdy(1), geomview(1) AUTHOR
Celeste Fowler The Geometry Center Geometry Center July 10, 1992 geomutil(3gv)
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