VideoTools/vendor/fyne.io/fyne/v2/geometry.go

package fyne

var (
	_ Vector2 = (*Delta)(nil)
	_ Vector2 = (*Position)(nil)
	_ Vector2 = (*Size)(nil)
)

// Vector2 marks geometry types that can operate as a coordinate vector.
type Vector2 interface {
	Components() (float32, float32)
	IsZero() bool
}

// Delta is a generic X, Y coordinate, size or movement representation.
type Delta struct {
	DX, DY float32
}

// NewDelta returns a newly allocated [Delta] representing a movement in the X and Y axis.
func NewDelta(dx float32, dy float32) Delta {
	return Delta{DX: dx, DY: dy}
}

// Components returns the X and Y elements of v.
func (v Delta) Components() (float32, float32) {
	return v.DX, v.DY
}

// IsZero returns whether the Position is at the zero-point.
func (v Delta) IsZero() bool {
	return v.DX == 0.0 && v.DY == 0.0
}

// Position describes a generic X, Y coordinate relative to a parent [Canvas]
// or [CanvasObject].
type Position struct {
	X float32 // The position from the parent's left edge
	Y float32 // The position from the parent's top edge
}

// NewPos returns a newly allocated [Position] representing the specified coordinates.
func NewPos(x float32, y float32) Position {
	return Position{x, y}
}

// NewSquareOffsetPos returns a newly allocated [Position] with the same x and y position.
//
// Since: 2.4
func NewSquareOffsetPos(length float32) Position {
	return Position{length, length}
}

// Add returns a new [Position] that is the result of offsetting the current
// position by p2 X and Y.
func (p Position) Add(v Vector2) Position {
	// NOTE: Do not simplify to `return p.AddXY(v.Components())`, it prevents inlining.
	x, y := v.Components()
	return Position{p.X + x, p.Y + y}
}

// AddXY returns a new [Position] by adding x and y to the current one.
func (p Position) AddXY(x, y float32) Position {
	return Position{p.X + x, p.Y + y}
}

// Components returns the X and Y elements of p.
func (p Position) Components() (float32, float32) {
	return p.X, p.Y
}

// IsZero returns whether the Position is at the zero-point.
func (p Position) IsZero() bool {
	return p.X == 0.0 && p.Y == 0.0
}

// Subtract returns a new [Position] that is the result of offsetting the current
// position by p2 -X and -Y.
func (p Position) Subtract(v Vector2) Position {
	// NOTE: Do not simplify to `return p.SubtractXY(v.Components())`, it prevents inlining.
	x, y := v.Components()
	return Position{p.X - x, p.Y - y}
}

// SubtractXY returns a new [Position] by subtracting x and y from the current one.
func (p Position) SubtractXY(x, y float32) Position {
	return Position{p.X - x, p.Y - y}
}

// Size describes something with width and height.
type Size struct {
	Width  float32 // The number of units along the X axis.
	Height float32 // The number of units along the Y axis.
}

// NewSize returns a newly allocated Size of the specified dimensions.
func NewSize(w float32, h float32) Size {
	return Size{w, h}
}

// NewSquareSize returns a newly allocated Size with the same width and height.
//
// Since: 2.4
func NewSquareSize(side float32) Size {
	return Size{side, side}
}

// Add returns a new Size that is the result of increasing the current size by
// s2 Width and Height.
func (s Size) Add(v Vector2) Size {
	// NOTE: Do not simplify to `return s.AddXY(v.Components())`, it prevents inlining.
	w, h := v.Components()
	return Size{s.Width + w, s.Height + h}
}

// AddWidthHeight returns a new Size by adding width and height to the current one.
func (s Size) AddWidthHeight(width, height float32) Size {
	return Size{s.Width + width, s.Height + height}
}

// IsZero returns whether the Size has zero width and zero height.
func (s Size) IsZero() bool {
	return s.Width == 0.0 && s.Height == 0.0
}

// Max returns a new [Size] that is the maximum of the current Size and s2.
func (s Size) Max(v Vector2) Size {
	x, y := v.Components()

	maxW := Max(s.Width, x)
	maxH := Max(s.Height, y)

	return NewSize(maxW, maxH)
}

// Min returns a new [Size] that is the minimum of s and v.
func (s Size) Min(v Vector2) Size {
	x, y := v.Components()

	minW := Min(s.Width, x)
	minH := Min(s.Height, y)

	return NewSize(minW, minH)
}

// Components returns the Width and Height elements of this Size
func (s Size) Components() (float32, float32) {
	return s.Width, s.Height
}

// Subtract returns a new Size that is the result of decreasing the current size
// by s2 Width and Height.
func (s Size) Subtract(v Vector2) Size {
	// NOTE: Do not simplify to `return s.SubtractXY(v.Components())`, it prevents inlining.
	w, h := v.Components()
	return Size{s.Width - w, s.Height - h}
}

// SubtractWidthHeight returns a new Size by subtracting width and height from the current one.
func (s Size) SubtractWidthHeight(width, height float32) Size {
	return Size{s.Width - width, s.Height - height}
}