vector2.h

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#ifndef _vector2_h
#define _vector2_h

#include "crossplatformexport.h"
#include "datatypes.h"
#ifndef SWIG
    #include "XML/xml.h"
    #include <limits>
#endif

namespace Ogre
{
    class Vector2;
}

namespace Mezzanine
{
    ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
    /// @class Vector2
    /// @headerfile vector2.h
    /// @brief This is used to represent a point on a 2 dimentional area, such as a screen.
    /// @details This contains an X and Y value used to represent coordinates.
    /// This also has a number of facilities to make converting to graphics subsystems
    /// as easy as possible.
    ///////////////////////////////////////
    class MEZZ_LIB Vector2
    {
    public:
        /// @brief Coordinate on the X vector.
        Real X;
        /// @brief Coordinate on the Y vector.
        Real Y;

        /// @brief Default Constructor.
        Vector2();
        /// @brief Single Real value Constructor.
        /// @param xy Value to set both x and y to.
        Vector2(const Real& xy);
        /// @brief Real value Constructor.
        /// @param x Coordinate on the X vector.
        /// @param y Coordinate on the Y vector.
        Vector2(const Real& x, const Real& y);
        /// @brief Ogre Value Constructor.
        /// @param Vec The vector to be copied to make this vector.
        Vector2(const Ogre::Vector2& Vec);

        /// @brief Gets a Ogre vector2.
        /// @return Returns an Ogre Vector2 with the same values as this.
        Ogre::Vector2 GetOgreVector2() const;
        /// @brief Copies an existing Ogre vector2.
        /// @param Thiers The vector2 to be extracted.
        void ExtractOgreVector2(const Ogre::Vector2& Thiers);

        ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
        // Utility

        /// @brief Sets the values of this vector2 to identity values(0,0).
        void SetIdentity();
        /// @brief Sets the X and Y values of this vector2.
        /// @param x The real that will have this vector's X member set to.
        /// @param y The real that will have this vector's Y member set to.
        void SetValues(const Real& x, const Real& y);
        ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
        // Equality Comparison operators

        /// @brief Equality Comparison Operator.
        /// @param Vec2 This is the other Mezzanine::Vector2 to compare with.
        /// @return Returns true if X==X and Y==Y, otherwise returns false.
        Boolean operator==(const Mezzanine::Vector2& Vec2) const;
        /// @brief Equality Comparison Operator.
        /// @param Vec2 This is the other Mezzanine::Vector2.
        /// @return Returns true if X!=X or Y!=Y, otherwise returns false.
        Boolean operator!=(const Mezzanine::Vector2& Vec2) const;
        /// @brief Equality Comparison Operator.
        /// @param Vec2 This is the other Ogre::Vector2.
        /// @return Returns true if X==X and Y==Y, otherwise returns false.
        Boolean operator==(const Ogre::Vector2& Vec2) const;
        /// @brief Equality Comparison Operator.
        /// @param Vec2 This is the other Ogre::Vector2.
        /// @return Returns true if X!=X or Y!=Y, otherwise returns false.
        Boolean operator!=(const Ogre::Vector2& Vec2) const;

        /// @brief Less or Equal Comparison Operator.
        /// @details Returns true if X<=X and Y<=Y. If any of those do not hold this returns false.
        /// @param Vec This is the other Mezzanine::Vector2.
        /// @note Used primarily for testing. This is not implement for use with other kinds of Vector3 implementations as it is widely considered useless.
        Boolean operator<= (const Mezzanine::Vector2 &Vec) const;
        /// @brief Greater than or Equal Comparison Operator.
        /// @details Returns true if X>=X and Y>=Y . If any of those do not hold this returns false.
        /// @param Vec This is the other Mezzanine::Vector2.
        /// @note Used primarily for testing. This is not implement for use with other kinds of Vector3 implementations as it is widely considered useless.
        Boolean operator>= (const Mezzanine::Vector2 &Vec) const;

        ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
        // Vector2 Arithmetic with Real

        /// @brief Scaling by multiplication.
        /// @return This returns a Vector2 that has been scaled.
        /// @param scalar This is the amount to scale the Vector2 by.
        Vector2 operator* (const Real& scalar) const;
        /// @brief Scaling by Division.
        /// @return This returns a Vector2 that has been scaled.
        /// @param scalar This is the amount to scale the Vector2 by.
        Vector2 operator/ (const Real& scalar) const;

        ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
        // Vector2 Arithmetic and assignment with Real

        /// @brief Scaling by multiplication.
        /// @param scalar This is the amount to scale the Vector2 by.
        /// @return Returns a reference to this.
        Vector2& operator*= (const Real& scalar);
        /// @brief Scaling by Division.
        /// @param scalar This is the amount to scale the Vector2 by.
        /// @return Returns a reference to this.
        Vector2& operator/= (const Real& scalar);

        ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
        // Arithmetic Operators

        /// @brief Addition Operator.
        /// @param Vec2 The other Vector2 to add to this.
        /// @return Returns a new Vector2 that is the result of this operation.
        Vector2 operator+ (const Vector2& Vec2) const;
        /// @brief Subraction Operator.
        /// @param Vec2 The other Vector2 to subtract from this.
        /// @return Returns a new Vector2 that is the result of this operation.
        Vector2 operator- (const Vector2& Vec2) const;
        /// @brief Multiplaction Operator.
        /// @param Vec2 The other Vector2 to multiply by this.
        /// @return Returns a new Vector2 that is the result of this operation.
        Vector2 operator* (const Vector2& Vec2) const;
        /// @brief Division Operator.
        /// @param Vec2 The other Vector2 to divide by.
        /// @return Returns a new Vector2 that is the result of this operation.
        Vector2 operator/ (const Vector2& Vec2) const;

        /// @brief Addition assignment Operator.
        /// @param Vec2 The other Vector2 to add to this.
        /// @return Returns a reference to this.
        Vector2& operator+= (const Vector2& Vec2);
        /// @brief Subraction assignment Operator.
        /// @param Vec2 The other Vector2 to subtract from this.
        /// @return Returns a reference to this.
        Vector2& operator-= (const Vector2& Vec2);
        /// @brief Multiplaction assignment Operator.
        /// @param Vec2 The other Vector2 to multiply by this.
        /// @return Returns a reference to this.
        Vector2& operator*= (const Vector2& Vec2);
        /// @brief Division assignment Operator.
        /// @param Vec2 The other Vector2 to divide by.
        /// @return Returns a reference to this.
        Vector2& operator/= (const Vector2& Vec2);

        ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
        // Fancy Math

        /// @brief Generates a Vector2 that is perpendicular to this vector.
        /// @return Returns a new Vector2 that is perpendicular to this.
        Vector2 Perpendicular() const;
        /// @brief Normalizes this Vector2.
        /// @return Returns a reference to this.
        Vector2& Normalize();

        ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
        // Serialization

        /// @brief Convert this class to an XML::Node ready for serialization
        /// @param CurrentRoot The point in the XML hierarchy that all this vector2 should be appended to.
        void ProtoSerialize(XML::Node& CurrentRoot) const;
        /// @brief Take the data stored in an XML and overwrite this instance of this object with it
        /// @param OneNode and XML::Node containing the data.
        void ProtoDeSerialize(const XML::Node& OneNode);

        /// @brief Get the name of the the XML tag this class will leave behind as its instances are serialized.
        /// @return A string containing "Vector2"
        static String SerializableName();
    };//Vector2
}//Mezzanine

// We can skip these operators when creating bindings with swig
#ifndef SWIG

/// @brief Used to Serialize an Mezzanine::Vector2 to a human readable stream
/// @details Sends proper XML to the output stream,
/// including versioning information which will be used to maintain backwards compatibility. The current XML format
/// will create one element with no sub-elements. The name of the xml node will be "Vector2". It will have 3 attributes.
/// "Version", will be set to a value of 1, indicating if came from version 1 compatible Vector2. It will also have an "X" and "Y"
/// attributes with values set appropriately. For example '<Vector2 Version="1" X="1" Y="2" />'.
/// @param x The Mezzanine::Vector2 to be converted to a stream of characters.
/// @param stream The place to send the characters, that define the Mezzanine::Vector2.
/// @return Get an std::ostream that was written to, this allow chaining of the << operators.
std::ostream& MEZZ_LIB operator << (std::ostream& stream, const Mezzanine::Vector2& x);

/// @brief Used to de-serialize an Mezzanine::Vector2 from a stream
/// @details This reads in the xml and sets the target vector according to values from the stream.
/// @param Vec The Mezzanine::Vector2 that will accept the values from the xml
/// @param stream The place to get the characters from, that define the Mezzanine::Vector2.
/// @return Get an std::ostream that was read from, this allow chaining of the >> operators.
/// @throw Can throw any exception that any function in the Mezzanine::xml namespace could throw in addition to a Mezzanine::Exception if the serialization version doesn't match.
std::istream& MEZZ_LIB operator >> (std::istream& stream, Mezzanine::Vector2& Vec);

/// @brief Converts an XML node into a Mezzanine::Vector2
/// @details This will convert an XML::Node will a valid serialized Mezzanine::Vector2 into a Mezzanine::Vector2
/// @param OneNode An XML Node containing the the text of a Vector2
/// @param Vec the Mezzanine::Vector2 to store the deserialized Vector2
/// @return This returns a reference to the XML::Node for operator chaining or whatever.
/// @throw Can throw any exception that any function in the Mezzanine::xml namespace could throw in addition to a Mezzanine::Exception if the serialization version doesn't match.
void MEZZ_LIB  operator >> (const Mezzanine::XML::Node& OneNode, Mezzanine::Vector2& Vec);

#endif // \SWIG

namespace std
{
    /// @brief Get Numeric details on Vector2
    template<>
    class numeric_limits<Mezzanine::Vector2>
    {
        public:
            /// @brief Does this class (numeric_limits<Mezzanine::Vector2>) exist
            static const bool is_specialized = true;
            /// @brief Does this support negative values?
            static const bool is_signed = true;
            /// @brief Can this only store integer types.
            static const bool is_integer = false;
            /// @brief The Vector2 uses Real, which is typically a machine dependedant which can be inexact
            static const bool is_exact = std::numeric_limits<Mezzanine::Real>::is_exact;
            /// @brief Can This represent an infinitely large value in X, Y or Z?
            static const bool has_infinity = std::numeric_limits<Mezzanine::Real>::has_infinity;
            /// @brief ??? Required by std::numeric to be compliant
            /// @todo Learn why this exists and document it.
            static const bool has_quiet_NaN = std::numeric_limits<Mezzanine::Real>::has_quiet_NaN;
            /// @brief ??? Required by std::numeric to be compliant
            /// @todo Learn why this exists and document it.
            static const bool has_signaling_NaN = std::numeric_limits<Mezzanine::Real>::has_signaling_NaN;
            /// @brief Does this support exceptionally small numbers near 0?
            static const std::float_denorm_style has_denorm = std::numeric_limits<Mezzanine::Real>::has_denorm;
            /// @brief When extra precision near 0 is lost, can this type distinguish that from other imprecision.
            static const bool has_denorm_loss = std::numeric_limits<Mezzanine::Real>::has_denorm_loss;
            /// @brief How items that fit between the precise amount a Real can represent will be adapted.
            static const std::float_round_style round_style = std::numeric_limits<Mezzanine::Real>::round_style;
            /// @brief Do X, Y and Z adhere to iec 559?
            static const bool is_iec559 = std::numeric_limits<Mezzanine::Real>::is_iec559;
            /// @brief Is overflow of this type handle by modulo overflow?
            static const bool is_modulo = std::numeric_limits<Mezzanine::Real>::is_modulo;
            /// @brief How many integer digits(in machine base) of precision can this handle in each X, Y or Z without floating point component or error?
            static const int digits = std::numeric_limits<Mezzanine::Real>::digits;
            /// @brief How many integer digits in base 10 of precision can this handle in each X, Y or Z without floating point component or error?
            static const int digits10 = std::numeric_limits<Mezzanine::Real>::digits10;
            /// @brief The base of the number system that this is implemented in
            static const int radix = std::numeric_limits<Mezzanine::Real>::radix;
            /// @brief The smallest power of the radix that is valid floating point value
            static const int min_exponent = std::numeric_limits<Mezzanine::Real>::min_exponent;
            /// @brief The smallest power of 10 that is valid floating point value
            static const int min_exponent10 = std::numeric_limits<Mezzanine::Real>::min_exponent10;
            /// @brief The largest power of the radix that is valid floating point value
            static const int max_exponent = std::numeric_limits<Mezzanine::Real>::max_exponent;
            /// @brief The largest power of 10 that is valid floating point value
            static const int max_exponent10 = std::numeric_limits<Mezzanine::Real>::max_exponent10;
            /// @brief Can this generate a trap?
            static const bool traps = std::numeric_limits<Mezzanine::Real>::traps;
            /// @brief Are tiny values respected during rounding?
            static const bool tinyness_before = std::numeric_limits<Mezzanine::Real>::tinyness_before;

            /// @brief Get the lowest positive finite value this can represent
            /// @return A vector with 2 very small numbers
            static Mezzanine::Vector2 min()
            {
                return Mezzanine::Vector2(std::numeric_limits<Mezzanine::Real>::min(),
                                          std::numeric_limits<Mezzanine::Real>::min()
                                         );
            }

            /// @brief Get the highest positive finite value this can represent
            /// @return A vector with 2 very large numbers
            static Mezzanine::Vector2 max()
            {
                return Mezzanine::Vector2(std::numeric_limits<Mezzanine::Real>::max(),
                                          std::numeric_limits<Mezzanine::Real>::max()
                                         );
            }

            /// @brief The smallest value representable from 1.0,1.0 to the next value
            /// @return A vector with a very small number
            static Mezzanine::Vector2 epsilon()
            {
                return Mezzanine::Vector2(std::numeric_limits<Mezzanine::Real>::epsilon(),
                                          std::numeric_limits<Mezzanine::Real>::epsilon()
                                         );
            }

            /// @brief Get the largest possible rounding error
            /// @return A vector containing 2 values indicating how much they could be rounded.
            static Mezzanine::Vector2 round_error()
            {
                return Mezzanine::Vector2(std::numeric_limits<Mezzanine::Real>::round_error(),
                                          std::numeric_limits<Mezzanine::Real>::round_error()
                                         );
            }

            /// @brief Get the special value "Positive infinity"
            /// @return A vector containing 2 values.
            static Mezzanine::Vector2 infinity()
            {
                return Mezzanine::Vector2(std::numeric_limits<Mezzanine::Real>::infinity(),
                                          std::numeric_limits<Mezzanine::Real>::infinity()
                                         );
            }

            /// @brief Get the special value "Quiet Not actual Number"
            /// @return A vector containing 2 values.
            static Mezzanine::Vector2 quiet_NaN()
            {
                return Mezzanine::Vector2(std::numeric_limits<Mezzanine::Real>::quiet_NaN(),
                                          std::numeric_limits<Mezzanine::Real>::quiet_NaN()
                                         );
            }

            /// @brief Get the special value "Signaling Not actual Number"
            /// @return A vector containing 2 values.
            static Mezzanine::Vector2 signaling_NaN()
            {
                return Mezzanine::Vector2(std::numeric_limits<Mezzanine::Real>::signaling_NaN(),
                                          std::numeric_limits<Mezzanine::Real>::signaling_NaN()
                                         );
            }

            /// @brief Get the closest value to 0 that is not 0 this can represent, including extra precision for being close to 0 if supported.
            /// @return A vector containing 2 very small values.
            static Mezzanine::Vector2 denorm_min()
            {
                return Mezzanine::Vector2(std::numeric_limits<Mezzanine::Real>::denorm_min(),
                                          std::numeric_limits<Mezzanine::Real>::denorm_min()
                                         );
            }

    }; //Numeric Limits

} // std



#endif