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Math help.
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Math help.


  • Subject: Math help.
  • From: Brad Giesbrecht <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 15 Feb 2001 17:47:49 -0800

Hello list,

Can I get right at it?

Ok, I have grid coordinate's that make up a rectangle
and a center.

So here are my variables:
left_top {x, y}
right_top {x, y}
left_bottom {x, y}
right_bottom {x, y}
mid_var {x, y} -- the center of my rectangle
this_item {x, y} -- the current item being processed

So if you were to draw an x from the left_top coordinate
to the right_bottom coordinate, and from the right_top
coordinate to the left_bottom coordinate you would have
an x that intersected at my mid_var coordinate.

Now this x inside the rectangle creates three, no
let me count :-), four triangles.

I will name these triangles charles, rodney, no I better
name them top_area, right_area, bottom_area, and
left_area.

Now, what is the argument to determine if
this_item {x, y} coordinate's fall in top_area,
right_area, bottom_area, or left_area.

It's not in the Portuguese Dictionary I found
laying around so don't look there.

Cheers,

Bradley Giesbrecht


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