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submitted by Lars Kruse"
This reverts commit 060a6c654de5ebd14ccb889881fa6c4d3fb9d763.
The reason is that the output DXF won't import in a number of applications due to a malformed DXF (AutoCAD, Solidworks). The correct fix is probably to use a DXF library to generate a correct DXF. This is only a case for more recent (R14+) versions of DXF, e.g. to be able to use the LWPOLYLINE entity.
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Fix for changes done in commit 8c95ac44629e699c842a883c79d0833c5b83475c
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I think its redundant.
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paint when displaying axes.
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correctly; caused a '/' character to be written to stdout
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look better
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convexity not needed for hull()
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