Closed grote-beer closed 2 years ago
When defining a point I noticed that I could use sine in only one of the coordinate values at the time but not both
For example: \point{a}{1}{sin(15)} and \point{a}{cos(15)}{1} would work but \point{a}{cos(15)}{sin(15)} doesn't.
This change fixes that issue
Thank you very much for the update of the point function.
When defining a point I noticed that I could use sine in only one of the coordinate values at the time but not both
For example: \point{a}{1}{sin(15)} and \point{a}{cos(15)}{1} would work but \point{a}{cos(15)}{sin(15)} doesn't.
This change fixes that issue