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Felix Wiemann wrote:
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> > The modeller should take care of this itself.
>
> An if it doesn't? :)
Don't blame POV-Ray.
> Of course it's not clear what's the resulting object, but why not
> dropping it *with a warning*, so the user is noticed that something may
> go wrong? What's the problem with that? Isn't that better than stopping
> with an error?
Having no object may cause secondary problems. What if the the code uses
things like trace() or min/max_extend() and relies on reasonable results?
Christoph
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