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Issue created May 13, 2020 by Kurt Sansom@kayarre

axis aligned slice

I importing a quadrilateral based shape that comes from a ascii xml vtu format file.

when I apply a slice at the origin the slice doesn't have a fully connected line as I would expect, when move the slice plane slightly over the gap goes away. I am thinking it has to do with the floating point precision around slicing exactly on the edge that it can't cut between the edge and so it gets lost.

I am running on windows 10, latest release from the zip file, ParaView-5.8.0-Windows-Python3.7-msvc2015-64bit. I haven't tested on other platforms yet.

clipped_test.vtu

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