public class Vector2D extends java.lang.Object implements Vector2DBasics, GeometryObject<Vector2D>
This version of 2D vector uses double precision fields to save the value of each component. It is meant for garbage free usage.
| Constructor and Description | 
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Vector2D()
Creates a new vector and initializes it components to zero. 
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Vector2D(double[] vectorArray)
Creates a new vector and initializes its component  
x, y in order from the
 given array. | 
Vector2D(double x,
        double y)
Creates a new vector and initializes it with the given components. 
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Vector2D(Tuple2DReadOnly other)
Creates a new vector and initializes it to  
other. | 
Vector2D(Tuple3DReadOnly tuple3DReadOnly)
Creates a new vector and initializes it to  
tuple3DReadOnly x and y components. | 
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description | 
|---|---|
boolean | 
epsilonEquals(Vector2D other,
             double epsilon)
Tests on a per component basis if this vector is equal to the given  
other to an
 epsilon. | 
boolean | 
equals(java.lang.Object object)
Tests if the given  
object's class is the same as this, in which case the method
 returns Tuple2DReadOnly.equals(Tuple2DReadOnly), it returns false otherwise. | 
boolean | 
geometricallyEquals(Vector2D other,
                   double epsilon)
Tests if  
this and other represent the same vector 2D to an epsilon. | 
double | 
getX()
Returns the value of the x-component of this vector. 
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double | 
getY()
Returns the value of the y-component of this vector. 
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int | 
hashCode()
Calculates and returns a hash code value from the value of each component of this vector 2D. 
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void | 
set(Vector2D other)
Sets this vector to  
other. | 
void | 
setX(double x)
Sets the x-component of this vector. 
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void | 
setY(double y)
Sets the y-component of this vector. 
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java.lang.String | 
toString()
Provides a  
String representation of this vector 2D as follows: (x, y). | 
clone, finalize, getClass, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, waitapplyInverseTransform, applyInverseTransform, applyTransform, applyTransform, clipToMaxLength, normalize, setAndNormalizeabsolute, add, add, add, addX, addY, clipToMax, clipToMin, clipToMinMax, containsNaN, interpolate, interpolate, negate, scale, scale, scaleAdd, scaleAdd, scaleSub, scaleSub, set, set, set, set, set, set, set, set, set, set, setAndAbsolute, setAndClipToMax, setAndClipToMin, setAndClipToMinMax, setAndNegate, setAndScale, setElement, setToNaN, setToZero, sub, sub, sub, subX, subYangle, cross, cross, dot, geometricallyEquals, length, lengthSquaredepsilonEquals, equals, get, get, get, get, get, get, get, getElement, getElement32, getX32, getY32public Vector2D()
public Vector2D(double x,
                double y)
x - the x-component.y - the y-component.public Vector2D(double[] vectorArray)
x, y in order from the
 given array.vectorArray - the array containing this vector's components. Not modified.public Vector2D(Tuple2DReadOnly other)
other.other - the tuple to copy the components from. Not modified.public Vector2D(Tuple3DReadOnly tuple3DReadOnly)
tuple3DReadOnly x and y components.tuple3DReadOnly - the tuple to copy the coordinates from. Not modified.public void set(Vector2D other)
other.public void setX(double x)
setX in interface Tuple2DBasicsx - the x-component.public void setY(double y)
setY in interface Tuple2DBasicsy - the y-component.public double getX()
getX in interface Tuple2DReadOnlypublic double getY()
getY in interface Tuple2DReadOnlypublic boolean equals(java.lang.Object object)
object's class is the same as this, in which case the method
 returns Tuple2DReadOnly.equals(Tuple2DReadOnly), it returns false otherwise.equals in class java.lang.Objectobject - the object to compare against this. Not modified.true if object and this are exactly equal, false otherwise.public boolean epsilonEquals(Vector2D other, double epsilon)
other to an
 epsilon.epsilonEquals in interface EpsilonComparable<Vector2D>other - the other vector to compare against this. Not modified.epsilon - the tolerance to use when comparing each component.true if the two tuples are equal, false otherwise.public boolean geometricallyEquals(Vector2D other, double epsilon)
this and other represent the same vector 2D to an epsilon.
 
 Two vectors are considered geometrically equal if the length of their difference is less than
 or equal to epsilon.
 
 Note that this.geometricallyEquals(other, epsilon) == true does not necessarily imply
 this.epsilonEquals(other, epsilon) and vice versa.
 
geometricallyEquals in interface GeometricallyComparable<Vector2D>other - the other vector 2D to compare against this. Not modified.epsilon - the maximum length of the difference vector can be for the two vectors to be
           considered equal.true if the two vectors represent the same geometry, false otherwise.public java.lang.String toString()
String representation of this vector 2D as follows: (x, y).toString in class java.lang.ObjectString representing this vector 2D.public int hashCode()
hashCode in class java.lang.Object