Re: Flags backend

Allright, thanks for the clarifications, and I hope somebody else helps you 
with this.
yours:
nestor

El Lunes 12 Enero 2004 20:58, Lauris Kaplinski escribió:
> Hello!
>
> No, this is not valid reason :-/
> I started boolean ops about month ago, but this is such brainf***er,
> that I can only progress if I have really clear mind/head (i.e.
> at most few hours at week).
>
> The complexity comes from the nature of cubic bezier segments:
> a) they can self-intersect (little problem)
> b) 2 bezier segments can intersect at least at 5 points
>    (maybe more)
> c) 2 bezier segments can be arbitrarily close at certain regions
> d) equations about beziers are not generally solvable
>
>
> Best wishes,
> Lauris Kaplinski
>
> Nestor Diaz Valencia kirjutas E, 12.01.2004 kell 02:03:
> > Hi there:
> > everybody is busy with the flags, but booleans goes first :)
> > The question is:
> > Is, from the developer point of view, having trouble about editing back
> > the two original shapes after executing a boolean operation on them the
> > only reason to not implement them in Sodipodi?
> > yours:
> > Nëstor
>
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