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As part of a FEM project I have implemented an Annulus<:Primitive type and several related functions. Does this count as a primitive, as in there isn't some clever way to make it from two balls? And if not, is this something that would be welcome for a PR?
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Hi @jondea thank you for proposing the primitive. I think what we really need is an API for constructive geometry. There are some packages out there already like
implementing subtraction, intersection and union of primitives. Ideally, we will be able to introduce these same operations in Meshes.jl reusing our primitive types to avoid inefficiencies with type conversion, and to help new users who just want to load a single ecosystem to get things done quickly.
As part of a FEM project I have implemented an
Annulus<:Primitive
type and several related functions. Does this count as a primitive, as in there isn't some clever way to make it from two balls? And if not, is this something that would be welcome for a PR?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: