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>I'm using primitive in a different sense than you are. There
>are five CSG operations, counting inverse, but only three of
>them are primitive operations (as the term is used in Forth
>programming) The other two can be expressed in terms of the
>three primitives, and one actually is expressed that way in
>the source.
I know that difference is actually the intersection with the inverse.
Am I on the right track with merge ?
merge {
object1
object2
}
==
union {
intersection {
object1
object2 inverse
}
intersection {
object2
object1 inverse
}
}
Gail
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