Public Member Functions | |
| def | __add__(self, other) |
| def | __init__(self, initialX=0, initialY=0) |
| def | __mul__(self, operand) |
| def | __rmul__(self, operand) |
| def | __str__(self) |
| def | __xor__(self, angle) |
| def | distance(self, other) |
| def | get(self) |
| def | getX(self) |
| def | getY(self) |
| def | normalize(self) |
| def | scale(self, factor) |
| def | setX(self, val) |
| def | setY(self, val) |
Stores a two-dimensional point using cartesian coordinates.
| def __add__ | ( | self, | ||
| other | ||||
| ) |
Return a new point that is the sum of this Point and the other.
| def __init__ | ( | self, | ||
initialX = 0, |
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initialY = 0 | ||||
| ) |
Create a new point instance. initialX x-coordinate of the point (default 0) initialY y-coordinate of the point (default 0)
| def __mul__ | ( | self, | ||
| operand | ||||
| ) |
Return the result when multiplying the Point by an operand. When the operand is a scalar (i.e., an int or float), return a Point that has coordinates equal to the original times the factor. When operand is another Point, return a scalar that is the dot product of the two points.
| def __rmul__ | ( | self, | ||
| operand | ||||
| ) |
Return the result when multiplying the Point by an operand. See __mul__ for details.
| def __str__ | ( | self | ) |
Return a string representation of the point (e.g., '<0,0>').
| def __xor__ | ( | self, | ||
| angle | ||||
| ) |
Return a new point instance representing the original, rotated about the origin. angle number of degrees of rotation (clockwise)
| def distance | ( | self, | ||
| other | ||||
| ) |
Return the distance between this point and the other.
| def get | ( | self | ) |
Return an (x,y) tuple.
| def getX | ( | self | ) |
Return the x-coordinate.
| def getY | ( | self | ) |
Return the y-coordinate.
| def normalize | ( | self | ) |
Mutate the point, scaling it to have distance one from the origin. If the point currently represents the origin, it is unchanged.
| def scale | ( | self, | ||
| factor | ||||
| ) |
Scale the coordinates by the given factor.
| def setX | ( | self, | ||
| val | ||||
| ) |
Set the x-coordinate to val.
| def setY | ( | self, | ||
| val | ||||
| ) |
Set the y-coordinate to val.
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