A 2D Point
- All functions change the object and they don't create new instances (mutable).
- The x and y are public (instead of getters and setters with no restrictions).
Create points
Point p1 = new Point();
Point p2 = new Point(2.3f, 4.5f);
Point p3 = new Point(1.5f * TAU);
Point p4 = new Point(p3);
Point p5 = p3.clone();Manipulate points
p1.x += 2.6f;
p1.add(2.6f, 0);
p1.add(new Point(2.6f, 0));
p1.sub(-2.6f, 0);
p1.norm();
p1.mul(2);
p1.norm().mul(2);
p2 = p1.clone().add(new Point(1,2).rotate(0.23f));
a = p3.clone().add(new Point(1,2).rotate(0.23f)).add(p4).angle();
a = p3.clone().addAngled(0.23f, p1.len()).add(p4).lenSq();
a = p1.len();
a = p1.dis(p2);
b = p1.isZero() || p2.isNorm();
speed = new Point(angle).mul(ac);
location.add(speed);No need for getters and setters
p.x = p.y = (p.x + p.y) / 2;
// instead of p.setY((p.getX() + p.getY()) / 2); p.setX(p.getY());Can be used in an environmental way (no garbage)
// environmental
p1.init(p2).addAngled(0.33f, 10);
// instead of (still valid)
p1 = p2.clone().add(new Point(0.33f).mul(10));