Example #1
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TEST(Transformable_objects, can_be_scaled)
{
	Transformable t;

	EXPECT_EQ(vec3(1,1,1), t.scaling());
	t.scaleTo(vec3(2,3,4));
	EXPECT_EQ(vec3(2,3,4), t.scaling());
	t.scaleTo(-2,-5,-9);
	EXPECT_EQ(vec3(-2,-5,-9), t.scaling());
	t.scaleTo(2,3,4);
	t.scale(4,2,3);
	EXPECT_EQ(vec3(8,6,12), t.scaling());
	t.scale(vec3(1.0f/4.0f, 1.0f/2.0f, 1.0f/3.0f));
	EXPECT_EQ(vec3(2,3,4), t.scaling());
}
Example #2
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TEST(Transformable_objects, have_a_position_rotation_and_scaling)
{
	Transformable t;

	EXPECT_EQ(vec3(0,0,0),   t.position());
	EXPECT_EQ(vec3(1,1,1),   t.scaling());
	EXPECT_EQ(quat(0,0,0,1), t.rotation());
}
Example #3
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// SetTransformation
void
ChannelTransform::SetTransformation(const Transformable& other)
{
	// calc affine parameters

	// translation
	double tx;
	double ty;
	other.translation(&tx, &ty);

	// rotation
	double rotation = agg::rad2deg(other.rotation());

	// scale
	double scaleX;
	double scaleY;
	other.scaling(&scaleX, &scaleY);

	if (isnanf(tx) || isnanf(ty) || isnanf(scaleX) || isnanf(scaleY))
		return;

	SetTransformation(B_ORIGIN, BPoint(tx, ty), rotation, scaleX, scaleY);
}