NAME

SYNOPSIS

#include <agar/math.h>

DESCRIPTION

typedef struct m_rectangle2 {
	M_Vector2 a, b, c, d;
} M_Rectangle2;

Similarly, M_Rectangle3 describes a rectangle in R^3:

typedef struct m_rectangle3 {
	M_Vector3 a, b, c, d;
} M_Rectangle3;

INITIALIZATION

M_Rectangle3
M_RectangleFromLines3(M_Line2 L1, M_Line2 L2, M_Line2 L3);

M_Rectangle2
M_RectangleFromPts2(M_Vector2 a, M_Vector2 b);

M_Rectangle3
M_RectangleFromPts3(M_Vector3 a, M_Vector3 b, M_Vector3 c);

M_Rectangle2
M_RectangleRead2(AG_DataSource *ds);

M_Rectangle3
M_RectangleRead3(AG_DataSource *ds);

void
M_RectangleWrite2(AG_DataSource *ds, M_Rectangle2 *R);

void
M_RectangleWrite3(AG_DataSource *ds, M_Rectangle3 *R);

M_Rectangle2
M_RECTANGLE2_INITIALIZER(M_Vector2 a, M_Vector2 b, M_Vector2 c);

M_Rectangle3
M_RECTANGLE3_INITIALIZER(M_Vector3 a, M_Vector3 b, M_Vector3 c);

The functions M_RectangleFromLines2() and M_RectangleFromLines3() return an M_Rectangle2 or M_Rectangle3 describing a rectangle in terms of two or three lines.

M_RectangleFromPts2() and M_RectangleFromPts3() return a rectangle in terms of two or three points.

The M_RectangleRead[23]() and M_RectangleWrite[23]() functions read or write a rectangle structure from/to an AG_DataSource(3).

The macros M_RECTANGLE2_INITIALIZER() and M_RECTANGLE3_INITIALIZER() expand to static initializers for M_Rectangle2 and M_Rectangle3, respectively.

COMPUTATIONS

M_Real
M_RectangleWidth2(M_Rectangle2 R);

M_Real
M_RectangleWidth2v(const M_Rectangle2 *R);

M_Real
M_RectangleHeight2(M_Rectangle2 R);

M_Real
M_RectangleHeight2v(const M_Rectangle2 *R);

M_Real
M_RectangleWidth3(M_Rectangle3 R);

M_Real
M_RectangleWidth3v(const M_Rectangle3 *R);

M_Real
M_RectangleHeight3(M_Rectangle3 R);

M_Real
M_RectangleHeight3v(const M_Rectangle3 *R);

The M_PointInRectangle2() routine tests whether point p lies inside the rectangle R and returns 1 if it does, otherwise 0.

The M_RectangleWidth[23]() and M_RectangleHeight[23]() routines return the width and height of the rectangle.

SEE ALSO

HISTORY