"JRG" wrote:
> V does not represent your function, it's just a
> parameter. As it is now you are telling povray to do:
> #declare Myfunction (0.1) (0.1*2)

But shouldn't the parameters use a different name-space than things declared
outside of the functions, just like it works with macros?

This:

#declare V = 0.1;
#include "math.inc"

gives an error because a function in math.inc uses V as a parameter! We
can't have that, now can we?

> try something like this:
>
> #declare Myfunction = function (V) {V*2}
> sphere {x, Myfunction (0.1)}

No because that's not what I want. I want the function to leave alone my
declared floats and stop bothering them.

Rune
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