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qfil

   'qint' <radius> RETURN 'w'|'l'|'q'
The command creates a fillet line (a radius) between two lines who intersect. After the command-name the value for the fillet-radius has to be specified. Then for each pair of selected lines a fillet of this value will be created. Select lines with the ``l''-key. Press ``q'' to quit the command. Currently it works only for straight lines. A curved line can be splitted and the part which should be used for the fillet can be transformed to a straight form with the ``qlin'' command (``s'' and ``x'' key-strokes). Figure 5 shows on the right side the initial situation and on the left side the created fillet. The command has also shifted point P002 to the left. Always the end-point of the first selected line closest to the intersection is moved. The second line gets a new end-point.

Figure 5: qfil: Based on two intersecting lines a fillet is created
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