Difference between revisions of "InfiniteCylinder Command"

Revision as of 09:54, 29 July 2014

This page is about a feature that is supported only in GeoGebra 5.0.

InfiniteCylinder[ <Line>, <Radius> ]: Creates an infinite cylinder with given radius and given line as an axis of symmetry.; Example:
InfiniteCylinder[ xAxis, 2 ] creates an infinite cylinder with radius 2 and with the x-axis as axis of symmetry.

InfiniteCylinder[ <Point>, <Vector>, <Radius > ]: Creates an infinite cylinder with given radius and with axis of symmetry through a given point parallel to the vector.

InfiniteCylinder[ <Point>, <Point>, <Radius> ]: Creates an infinite cylinder with given radius and with line through two points as an axis of symmetry.

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+;InfiniteCylinder[ <Line>, <Radius> ]
-;InfiniteCylinder[ <Point P>, <Vector v>, <Radius r> ]:Creates an infinite cylinder radius ''r'' with axis of symmetry through ''P'' parallel to ''v''.
+:Creates an infinite cylinder with given radius and given line as an axis of symmetry.
-;InfiniteCylinder[ <Point P>, <Point Q>, <Radius r> ]:Creates an infinite cylinder radius ''r'' with line ''PQ'' as axis of symmetry.
+:{{example|1=<div><code>InfiniteCylinder[ xAxis, 2 ]</code> creates an infinite cylinder with radius 2 and with the x-axis as axis of symmetry.</div>}}
-;InfiniteCylinder[ <Line a>, <Radius r> ]:Creates an infinite cylinder radius ''r'' with axis of symmetry ''a''.
+;InfiniteCylinder[ <Point>, <Vector>, <Radius > ]
+:Creates an infinite cylinder with given radius and with axis of symmetry through a given point parallel to the vector.
+;InfiniteCylinder[ <Point>, <Point>, <Radius> ]
+:Creates an infinite cylinder with given radius and with line through two points as an axis of symmetry.