File: line_through_two_points.xml

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<!-- This example ilustrates the construction of a line passing through two points

  WIRIS CODE:
  P = point(0,0)
  Q = point(1,2)
  l = line(P,Q)
-->


<construction xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="../xml/intergeo.xsd">
	<elements>
		<line id="l">
			<homogeneous_coordinates>
				<double>2</double>
				<double>-1</double>
				<double>0</double>
			</homogeneous_coordinates>
		</line>
		<point id="P">
			<homogeneous_coordinates>
				<double>0</double>
				<double>0</double>
				<double>1</double>
			</homogeneous_coordinates>
		</point>
		<point id="Q">
			<homogeneous_coordinates>
				<double>1</double>
				<double>2</double>
				<double>1</double>
			</homogeneous_coordinates>
		</point>
	</elements>
	<constraints>
		<line_through_two_points>
			<line out="true">l</line>
			<point>P</point>
			<point>Q</point>
		</line_through_two_points>
	</constraints>
</construction>