struct Mat2F in Tinman.Core.Math.Vectors

A 2x2 matrix with 32-bit floating-point precision.

struct

Mat2F

implements

IEquatable<Mat2F>

Remarks

/            \
|  M11  M12  |
|  M21  M22  |
\            /

Serialization

Serializer

The serialization helper object for values of Mat2F.

public static readonly field	Serializer
type	ITypeSerializer<Mat2F>

Public / Constants

Identity

The identity matrix.

public static readonly field	Identity
type	Mat2F

Zero

The zero matrix.

public static readonly field	Zero
type	Mat2F

Public / Attributes

Determinant

Returns the determinant of this matrix.

public property	Determinant { get }
type	float32
value		The determinant value.

Inverse

Returns the inverse of this matrix.

public property	Inverse { get }
type	Mat2F
value		The inverse matrix.

M11

Matrix component in first row, first column.

public readonly field	M11
type	float32

M12

Matrix component in first row, second column.

public readonly field	M12
type	float32

M21

Matrix component in second row, first column.

public readonly field	M21
type	float32

M22

Matrix component in second row, second column.

public readonly field	M22
type	float32

Transpose

Returns the transpose of this matrix.

public property	Transpose { get }
type	Mat2F
value		The transposed matrix.

Public / Constructors

Mat2F

Creates a new instance of Mat2F.

public constructor	Mat2F (float32 m11, float32 m12, float32 m21, float32 m22)
params	m11		Matrix component in first row, first column.
	m12		Matrix component in first row, second column.
	m21		Matrix component in second row, first column.
	m22		Matrix component in second row, second column.

Public / Methods

Equals

public method	Equals (Mat2F other)
type	bool
params	other

EqualsAlmost

public method	EqualsAlmost (Mat2F other)
type	bool
params	other

Mul

Multiplies this matrix (left-side) with the given one (right-side): result = this * m.

[Pure]
public method	Mul (Mat2F m)
type	Mat2F
params	m		The matrix.
returns			The resulting matrix.

Mul1

Multiplies this matrix (left-side) with the given homogeneous 1D vector (right-side): result = this * v.

[Pure]
public method	Mul1 (float32 x, float32 w)
type	float64
params	x		X-component of vector.
	w		The W-component to assume.
returns			The resulting vector, scaled by 1/W if W is non-zero.

Mul2

Multiplies this matrix (left-side) with the given vector (right-side): result = this * v.

[Pure]
public method	Mul2 (Vec2F v)
type	Vec2F
params	v		The vector.
returns			The resulting vector.

---

Multiplies this matrix (left-side) with the given vector (right-side): result = this * v.

[Pure]
public method	Mul2 (float32 x, float32 y)
type	Vec2F
params	x		X-component of vector.
	y		Y-component of vector.
returns			The resulting vector.

Rotate

Returns a rotation matrix (counter-clockwise around origin).

public static method	Rotate (float32 angle)
type	Mat2F
params	angle		The rotation angle, in radians.
returns			The resulting matrix.

Scale

Returns a scaling matrix.

public static method	Scale (float32 f)
type	Mat2F
params	f		The scale factor.
returns			The resulting matrix.

---

Returns a scaling matrix.

public static method	Scale (Vec2F f)
type	Mat2F
params	f		The scale factors.
returns			The resulting matrix.

---

Returns a scaling matrix.

public static method	Scale (float32 fx, float32 fy)
type	Mat2F
params	fx		The scale factor along the X-axis.
	fy		The scale factor along the Y-axis.
returns			The resulting matrix.

ToArray

Copies matrix elements to the given array.

[Pure]
public method	ToArray ([] float32[] values, int32 offset = 0, int32 strideRow = 2, int32 strideCol = 1)
params	values	[not-null]	The output array.
	offset		Offset into values to top-left matrix element. Defaults to 0.
	strideRow		Array index distance between matrix rows. Defaults to 4.
	strideCol		Array index distance between matrix columns. Defaults to 1.

Remarks:

The method uses the following indexing scheme to write values to values:

values[offset + (row - 1) * strideRow + (col - 1) * strideCol := matrix[row, col];

where row and col depict the matrix row and column number (starting at 1).