#ifndef VECTOR3_H_ #define VECTOR3_H_ #include "CCMathBase.h" NS_CC_MATH_BEGIN class Matrix; class Quaternion; /** * Defines a 3-element floating point vector. * * When using a vector to represent a surface normal, * the vector should typically be normalized. * Other uses of directional vectors may wish to leave * the magnitude of the vector intact. When used as a point, * the elements of the vector represent a position in 3D space. */ class Vector3 { public: /** * The x-coordinate. */ float x; /** * The y-coordinate. */ float y; /** * The z-coordinate. */ float z; /** * Constructs a new vector initialized to all zeros. */ Vector3(); /** * Constructs a new vector initialized to the specified values. * * @param xx The x coordinate. * @param yy The y coordinate. * @param zz The z coordinate. */ Vector3(float xx, float yy, float zz); /** * Constructs a new vector from the values in the specified array. * * @param array An array containing the elements of the vector in the order x, y, z. */ Vector3(const float* array); /** * Constructs a vector that describes the direction between the specified points. * * @param p1 The first point. * @param p2 The second point. */ Vector3(const Vector3& p1, const Vector3& p2); /** * Constructs a new vector that is a copy of the specified vector. * * @param copy The vector to copy. */ Vector3(const Vector3& copy); /** * Creates a new vector from an integer interpreted as an RGB value. * E.g. 0xff0000 represents red or the vector (1, 0, 0). * * @param color The integer to interpret as an RGB value. * * @return A vector corresponding to the interpreted RGB color. */ static Vector3 fromColor(unsigned int color); /** * Destructor. */ ~Vector3(); /** * Returns the zero vector. * * @return The 3-element vector of 0s. */ static const Vector3& zero(); /** * Returns the one vector. * * @return The 3-element vector of 1s. */ static const Vector3& one(); /** * Returns the unit x vector. * * @return The 3-element unit vector along the x axis. */ static const Vector3& unitX(); /** * Returns the unit y vector. * * @return The 3-element unit vector along the y axis. */ static const Vector3& unitY(); /** * Returns the unit z vector. * * @return The 3-element unit vector along the z axis. */ static const Vector3& unitZ(); /** * Indicates whether this vector contains all zeros. * * @return true if this vector contains all zeros, false otherwise. */ bool isZero() const; /** * Indicates whether this vector contains all ones. * * @return true if this vector contains all ones, false otherwise. */ bool isOne() const; /** * Returns the angle (in radians) between the specified vectors. * * @param v1 The first vector. * @param v2 The second vector. * * @return The angle between the two vectors (in radians). */ static float angle(const Vector3& v1, const Vector3& v2); /** * Adds the elements of the specified vector to this one. * * @param v The vector to add. */ void add(const Vector3& v); /** * Adds the specified vectors and stores the result in dst. * * @param v1 The first vector. * @param v2 The second vector. * @param dst A vector to store the result in. */ static void add(const Vector3& v1, const Vector3& v2, Vector3* dst); /** * Clamps this vector within the specified range. * * @param min The minimum value. * @param max The maximum value. */ void clamp(const Vector3& min, const Vector3& max); /** * Clamps the specified vector within the specified range and returns it in dst. * * @param v The vector to clamp. * @param min The minimum value. * @param max The maximum value. * @param dst A vector to store the result in. */ static void clamp(const Vector3& v, const Vector3& min, const Vector3& max, Vector3* dst); /** * Sets this vector to the cross product between itself and the specified vector. * * @param v The vector to compute the cross product with. */ void cross(const Vector3& v); /** * Computes the cross product of the specified vectors and stores the result in dst. * * @param v1 The first vector. * @param v2 The second vector. * @param dst A vector to store the result in. */ static void cross(const Vector3& v1, const Vector3& v2, Vector3* dst); /** * Returns the distance between this vector and v. * * @param v The other vector. * * @return The distance between this vector and v. * * @see distanceSquared */ float distance(const Vector3& v) const; /** * Returns the squared distance between this vector and v. * * When it is not necessary to get the exact distance between * two vectors (for example, when simply comparing the * distance between different vectors), it is advised to use * this method instead of distance. * * @param v The other vector. * * @return The squared distance between this vector and v. * * @see distance */ float distanceSquared(const Vector3& v) const; /** * Returns the dot product of this vector and the specified vector. * * @param v The vector to compute the dot product with. * * @return The dot product. */ float dot(const Vector3& v) const; /** * Returns the dot product between the specified vectors. * * @param v1 The first vector. * @param v2 The second vector. * * @return The dot product between the vectors. */ static float dot(const Vector3& v1, const Vector3& v2); /** * Computes the length of this vector. * * @return The length of the vector. * * @see lengthSquared */ float length() const; /** * Returns the squared length of this vector. * * When it is not necessary to get the exact length of a * vector (for example, when simply comparing the lengths of * different vectors), it is advised to use this method * instead of length. * * @return The squared length of the vector. * * @see length */ float lengthSquared() const; /** * Negates this vector. */ void negate(); /** * Normalizes this vector. * * This method normalizes this Vector3 so that it is of * unit length (in other words, the length of the vector * after calling this method will be 1.0f). If the vector * already has unit length or if the length of the vector * is zero, this method does nothing. * * @return This vector, after the normalization occurs. */ Vector3& normalize(); /** * Normalizes this vector and stores the result in dst. * * If the vector already has unit length or if the length * of the vector is zero, this method simply copies the * current vector into dst. * * @param dst The destination vector. */ void normalize(Vector3* dst) const; /** * Scales all elements of this vector by the specified value. * * @param scalar The scalar value. */ void scale(float scalar); /** * Sets the elements of this vector to the specified values. * * @param xx The new x coordinate. * @param yy The new y coordinate. * @param zz The new z coordinate. */ void set(float xx, float yy, float zz); /** * Sets the elements of this vector from the values in the specified array. * * @param array An array containing the elements of the vector in the order x, y, z. */ void set(const float* array); /** * Sets the elements of this vector to those in the specified vector. * * @param v The vector to copy. */ void set(const Vector3& v); /** * Sets this vector to the directional vector between the specified points. */ void set(const Vector3& p1, const Vector3& p2); /** * Subtracts this vector and the specified vector as (this - v) * and stores the result in this vector. * * @param v The vector to subtract. */ void subtract(const Vector3& v); /** * Subtracts the specified vectors and stores the result in dst. * The resulting vector is computed as (v1 - v2). * * @param v1 The first vector. * @param v2 The second vector. * @param dst The destination vector. */ static void subtract(const Vector3& v1, const Vector3& v2, Vector3* dst); /** * Updates this vector towards the given target using a smoothing function. * The given response time determines the amount of smoothing (lag). A longer * response time yields a smoother result and more lag. To force this vector to * follow the target closely, provide a response time that is very small relative * to the given elapsed time. * * @param target target value. * @param elapsedTime elapsed time between calls. * @param responseTime response time (in the same units as elapsedTime). */ void smooth(const Vector3& target, float elapsedTime, float responseTime); /** * Calculates the sum of this vector with the given vector. * * Note: this does not modify this vector. * * @param v The vector to add. * @return The vector sum. */ inline const Vector3 operator+(const Vector3& v) const; /** * Adds the given vector to this vector. * * @param v The vector to add. * @return This vector, after the addition occurs. */ inline Vector3& operator+=(const Vector3& v); /** * Calculates the difference of this vector with the given vector. * * Note: this does not modify this vector. * * @param v The vector to subtract. * @return The vector difference. */ inline const Vector3 operator-(const Vector3& v) const; /** * Subtracts the given vector from this vector. * * @param v The vector to subtract. * @return This vector, after the subtraction occurs. */ inline Vector3& operator-=(const Vector3& v); /** * Calculates the negation of this vector. * * Note: this does not modify this vector. * * @return The negation of this vector. */ inline const Vector3 operator-() const; /** * Calculates the scalar product of this vector with the given value. * * Note: this does not modify this vector. * * @param s The value to scale by. * @return The scaled vector. */ inline const Vector3 operator*(float s) const; /** * Scales this vector by the given value. * * @param s The value to scale by. * @return This vector, after the scale occurs. */ inline Vector3& operator*=(float s); /** * Returns the components of this vector divided by the given constant * * Note: this does not modify this vector. * * @param s the constant to divide this vector with * @return a smaller vector */ inline const Vector3 operator/(float s) const; /** * Determines if this vector is less than the given vector. * * @param v The vector to compare against. * * @return True if this vector is less than the given vector, false otherwise. */ inline bool operator<(const Vector3& v) const; /** * Determines if this vector is equal to the given vector. * * @param v The vector to compare against. * * @return True if this vector is equal to the given vector, false otherwise. */ inline bool operator==(const Vector3& v) const; /** * Determines if this vector is not equal to the given vector. * * @param v The vector to compare against. * * @return True if this vector is not equal to the given vector, false otherwise. */ inline bool operator!=(const Vector3& v) const; }; /** * Calculates the scalar product of the given vector with the given value. * * @param x The value to scale by. * @param v The vector to scale. * @return The scaled vector. */ inline const Vector3 operator*(float x, const Vector3& v); NS_CC_MATH_END #include "Vector3.inl" #endif