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File: SVMatrix2d.mesa

Last edited by Bier on June 1, 1984 4:38:07 pm PDT

Author: Eric Bier on January 28, 1987 12:34:52 pm PST

Contents: My own package for manipulating Homogenous 3 x 3 matrices. Parallels SVMatrix3d in many places

DIRECTORY

SV2d,

SVVector2d;

SVMatrix2d: CEDAR DEFINITIONS =

BEGIN

Matrix3by3: TYPE = SV2d.Matrix3by3;

Point2d: TYPE = SV2d.Point2d;

Vector2d: TYPE = SVVector2d.Vector2d;

Identity: PROC [] RETURNS [identityMat: Matrix3by3];

Update: PROC [mat: Matrix3by3, point: Point2d] RETURNS [newPoint: Point2d];

UpdateVector: PROC [mat: Matrix3by3, vec: Vector2d] RETURNS [newVec: Vector2d];

vectors can be rotated and scaled, but not translated

The next three procedures perform an efficient matrix multiplication as though mat were being multiplied to its left (a transform in reference coordinates) by a matrix which translates or rotates respectively (See Paul).

Scale: PROC [mat: Matrix3by3, sx, sy: REAL] RETURNS [transMat: Matrix3by3];

Translate: PROC [mat: Matrix3by3, dx, dy: REAL] RETURNS [transMat: Matrix3by3];

RotateCCW: PROC [mat: Matrix3by3, degrees: REAL] RETURNS [transMat: Matrix3by3];

The next three procedures perform an efficient matrix multiplication as though mat were being multiplied on its right (a transform in local coordinates) by a matrix which translates or rotates respectively (See Paul).

LocalScale: PROC [mat: Matrix3by3, sx, sy: REAL] RETURNS [transMat: Matrix3by3];

LocalTranslate: PROC [mat: Matrix3by3, dx, dy: REAL] RETURNS [transMat: Matrix3by3];

LocalRotateCCW: PROC [mat: Matrix3by3, degrees: REAL] RETURNS [transMat: Matrix3by3];

MatMult: PROC [left, right: Matrix3by3] RETURNS [transMat: Matrix3by3];

MatMult is almost a general 3 by 3 matrix operation. However, it assumes that the last row of each matrix is [0 0 1].

MakeScaleMat: PROC [sx, sy: REAL] RETURNS [scale: Matrix3by3];

MakeTranslateMat: PROC [dx, dy: REAL] RETURNS [trans: Matrix3by3];

MakeRotateCCWMat: PROC [degrees: REAL] RETURNS [rot: Matrix3by3];

MakeMatFromXAxis: PROC [xAxis: Vector2d, origin: Point2d] RETURNS [mat: Matrix3by3];

not yet implemented

MakeMatFromYAxis: PROC [yAxis: Vector2d, origin: Point2d] RETURNS [mat: Matrix3by3];

not yet implemented

MakeMatFromAxes: PROC [xAxis, yAxis: Vector2d, origin: Point2d] RETURNS [mat: Matrix3by3];

uses the axes directly. Doesn't even check to see if they are orthogonal

ScaleFromMatrix: PROC [mat: Matrix3by3] RETURNS [sx, sy: REAL];

finds out how much this matrix will scale an object it is applied to

OriginOfMatrix: PROC [mat: Matrix3by3] RETURNS [origin: Point2d];

XAxisOfMatrix: PROC [mat: Matrix3by3] RETURNS [xAxis: Vector2d];

YAxisOfMatrix: PROC [mat: Matrix3by3] RETURNS [yAxis: Vector2d];

RotationOfMatrix: PROC [mat: Matrix3by3] RETURNS [degrees: REAL];

Cofactor: PROC [mat: Matrix3by3, row, col: NAT] RETURNS [cof: REAL];

Determinant: PROC [mat: Matrix3by3] RETURNS [det: REAL];

Transpose: PROC [mat: Matrix3by3] RETURNS [MatT: Matrix3by3];

Inverse: PROC [mat: Matrix3by3] RETURNS [inverse: Matrix3by3];

inverts any matrix of the given form (even with scaling)

DegenerateInverse: SIGNAL;

WorldToLocal: PROC [AinWorld,BinWorld: Matrix3by3] RETURNS [BinTermsOfA: Matrix3by3];

END.