From: Martin Sluka (sluka_at_confero.anet.cz)
Date: Thu Jan 18 2001 - 14:56:05 CET
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> > Furthermore, LRUD defines a rectanglular cross section.
>> Why not have a cross section that is a loop made from
>> a series of points (like the kind you draw on your survey)?
>> Surveys that start as LRUD can write this into XML as a
>> rectangle or diamond: { (R, 0), (0, -D), (-L, 0), (U, 0).}
>
>Why not? Because that is twice the values for the 'old fashion'
>case. Since around the USA there are actually over 1000 miles
>(1600 kms) of cave data using the 'dumb' LRCF formats, it might
>be practical to service the obvious without going for twice the
>number of values.
Try to thing about something as "library of cross section" in detail
defined somewhere in a file and use only reference to this library
and actual proportions ("LRUD") to such profile in particular point.
In real cave there are not endless kinds of profiles.
Martin Sluka
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