| public static Dot ( Vector2 &value1, Vector2 &value2, float &result ) : void | ||
| value1 | Vector2 | Source vector. |
| value2 | Vector2 | Source vector. |
| result | float | [OutAttribute] The dot product of the two vectors. |
| return | void | |
public static void Dot(ref Vector2 value1, ref Vector2 value2, out float result)
{
result = value1.X * value2.X + value1.Y * value2.Y;
}
/// <summary>Turns the current vector into a unit vector. The result is a vector one unit in length pointing in the same direction as the original vector.</summary>| Vector2::Dot ( Vector2 value1, Vector2 value2 ) : float |
public float DistanceToSquared(ref Vector3 vector, out Segment connectingSegment)
{
float segmentLength = (float)this.GetLength();
Vector2 normalizedLine = new Vector2(
(float)(Point2.X - Point1.X) / segmentLength,
(float)(Point2.Y - Point1.Y) / segmentLength);
Vector2 pointVector = new Vector2((float)(vector.X - Point1.X), (float)(vector.Y - Point1.Y));
float length = Vector2.Dot(pointVector, normalizedLine);
if (length < 0)
{
connectingSegment.Point1 = new Point(ref vector);
connectingSegment.Point2 = Point1;
return((float)connectingSegment.GetLengthSquared());
}
else if (length > segmentLength)
{
connectingSegment.Point1 = new Point(ref vector);
connectingSegment.Point2 = Point2;
return((float)connectingSegment.GetLengthSquared());
}
else
{
connectingSegment.Point1 = new Point(ref vector);
connectingSegment.Point2 = new Point(Point1.X + length * normalizedLine.X,
Point1.Y + length * normalizedLine.Y);
return((float)connectingSegment.GetLengthSquared());
}
}