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:;<var>IX</var>:The index of the polygon of ''X'' to be tested; 0 <= <var>IX</var> < <code>[[../pgget|pgget]](''X'')</code> | :;<var>IX</var>:The index of the polygon of ''X'' to be tested; 0 <= <var>IX</var> < <code>[[../pgget|pgget]](''X'')</code> | ||
:;<var>DX, DY</var>: shift values for x and y (default=0, no shift) | :;<var>DX, DY</var>: shift values for x and y (default=0, no shift) | ||
:: | ::* shift the center point <code><XC,YC></code> of ''X<sub>IX</sub>'' | ||
:::<code><x[i] , y[i]> -> <x[i]+''DX'' , y[i]+''DY''></code> | |||
:;<var>KX, KY</var>: scaling factors; both factors must be greater than zero (default=1, no scaling) | :;<var>KX, KY</var>: scaling factors; both factors must be greater than zero (default=1, no scaling) | ||
::* scale the distances of corners of ''X<sub>IX</sub>'' to the center point | |||
:;<var>A</var>: rotation angle in degree (default=0, no rotation); a scaling factors (default=1) | :;<var>A</var>: rotation angle in degree (default=0, no rotation); a scaling factors (default=1) | ||
::rotate the polygon around the center point | ::rotate the polygon around the center point |
Revision as of 10:11, 20 April 2011
Shift, scale and/or rotate a polygon.
- Usage
pgtrans(X, IX {, DX, DY), KX, KY, A})
- X
- a closed point-list or a polygon-stream defining one or more polygons.
- IX
- The index of the polygon of X to be tested; 0 <= IX <
pgget(X)
- DX, DY
- shift values for x and y (default=0, no shift)
- shift the center point
<XC,YC>
of XIX
<x[i] , y[i]> -> <x[i]+DX , y[i]+DY>
- shift the center point
- KX, KY
- scaling factors; both factors must be greater than zero (default=1, no scaling)
- scale the distances of corners of XIX to the center point
- A
- rotation angle in degree (default=0, no rotation); a scaling factors (default=1)
- rotate the polygon around the center point