Class UnboundPoint

constructor

• new UnboundPoint(parameters): UnboundPoint

• Parameters

  • parameters: {
        x: number;
        y: number;
    }

    • x: number

    • y: number

  Returns UnboundPoint

Readonly objectType

Readonly virtual

Readonly x

Readonly y

distanceFromOrigin

• get distanceFromOrigin(): number

• Returns the distance from the origin.

  Returns number

equals

• equals(other): boolean

• Whether this object is equal to another object.
  If the objects are of a different type, this method should return false.
  If the objects are of the same type, this method should return true if the objects are equal, and false if they are not.

  Parameters

  • other: Interfaces.NonVirtualObject

    The object to compare to.

  Returns boolean

toVector

• toVector(): Interfaces.Vector

• Returns the point as a Vector.

  Returns Interfaces.Vector

Static fromBareVector

• fromBareVector(bareVector): Interfaces.Point

• Creates an unbound point from a bare vector.

  Parameters

  • bareVector: Interfaces.BareReadonlyVector

    The bare vector to create the point from.

  Returns Interfaces.Point

  An unbound point with the same coordinates as the bare vector.

Static fromCoordinates

• fromCoordinates(x, y): Interfaces.Point

• Creates an unbound point from coordinates.

  Parameters

  • x: number

    The x coordinate of the point.

  • y: number

    The y coordinate of the point.

  Returns Interfaces.Point

  An unbound point with the given coordinates.

Static fromPoint

• fromPoint(point): Interfaces.Point

• Creates a new unbound point from a point.

  Parameters

  • point: Interfaces.Point

    A point to create an unbound point from.

  Returns Interfaces.Point

  A new unbound point with the same coordinates as the given point.

Static fromVector

• fromVector(vector): Interfaces.Point

• Creates an unbound point from a vector.

  Parameters

  • vector: Interfaces.Vector

    The vector to create the point from.

  Returns Interfaces.Point

  An unbound point with the same coordinates as the vector.