indicated by Joseph. If I can be of any help, I'd be glad to assist.
> Unless someone objects, I'd like to check in a set of classes that provide a
> standardized interface to surfaces in quantlib. The basic interface is a
> Surface class that returns a real in return to two real inputs and provides
> information about the domain the Surface is valid. The idea behind this is
> to provide a standard interface for external plotting packages.
>
> The goal in three or four months time is to make this work with Python and VTK
> to provide the sort of visualization which is standard in CFD, medical and
> petroleum, but which I haven't seen yet in QF.
>
> The other thing that we probably should look at before 1.0 is to look at the
> classes and see if there are any that are redundant.
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