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| + | <ms>b = new Bounds | ||
| + | b.x = 480 | ||
| + | b.y = 320 | ||
| + | b.width = 200 | ||
| + | b.height = 100 | ||
| + | b.rotation = 90 | ||
| + | print b.corners</ms> | ||
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| + | The above prints <c>[[530, 220], [430, 220], [430, 420], [530, 420]]</c>, representing the four corners of the rotated bounds. | ||
[[Category:Mini Micro]] | [[Category:Mini Micro]] | ||
Latest revision as of 16:59, 8 July 2021
Bounds.corners returns the four corners of the bounds as a list of [x, y] pairs.
Usage Notes
The result of this call may be passed directly to PixelDisplay.drawPoly or PixelDisplay.fillPoly, assuming the bounds is in the same coordinate system as that display.
Example
b = new Bounds
b.x = 480
b.y = 320
b.width = 200
b.height = 100
b.rotation = 90
print b.corners
The above prints [[530, 220], [430, 220], [430, 420], [530, 420]], representing the four corners of the rotated bounds.
