ttb ( btype = <scalar>, <trim_edge_list> );
tb( btype = <scalar>, te(....) ... )
This defines a trim boundary. A trim boundary may be specified as a literal. A trim boundary has two arguments:
btype specifies the trim boundary type; 1 is an inner boundary, 0 is an outer boundary and < 0 is a segment.
<trim_edge_list> list of one or more trim edges that define the boundary.
The elements of a trim boundary must be literals. They may not be represented by expressions or variables.
tb( btype = 0, te(dim = 2, nbs = 6, form = 1, tbs(ctype = 0,dim = 2,m = 3, n = 1,rat = 1,form = 0, tcv(0.9501376,-2.6293772,1.0,0.0), tcv(0.9514360,-2.6064462,1.0,0.08 ), tcv(0.9519445,-2.5832916,1.0,0.08), tcv(0.9519445,-2.5600670,1.0,0.08) ) ) )