Unigine::mat2 Class
Header: | #include <UnigineMathLib.h> |
mat2 Class
Members
mat2( )
Default constructor. Produces an identity matrix.mat2( const mat2 & m )
Constructor. Initializes the matrix by copying a given source matrix.Arguments
- const mat2 & m - Source matrix.
mat2( float v )
Constructor. Initializes the matrix using a given scalar value.mat2(2.0);
/* Creates a matrix
| 2.0 2.0 |
| 2.0 2.0 |
*/
Arguments
- float v - Scalar value.
mat2( const mat3 & m )
Constructor. Initializes the matrix using a given mat3 source matrix (3x3). The matrix elements are filled using corresponding elements of the source matrix.Arguments
- const mat3 & m - Source matrix (3x3).
mat2( const mat4 & m )
Constructor. Initializes the matrix using a given mat4 source matrix (4x4). The matrix elements are filled using corresponding elements of the source matrix.Arguments
- const mat4 & m - Source matrix (4x4).
mat2( const dmat4 & m )
Constructor. Initializes the matrix using a given dmat4 source matrix (3x4). The matrix elements are filled using corresponding elements of the source matrix.Arguments
- const dmat4 & m - Source matrix (3x4).
mat2( const float * m )
Constructor. Initializes the matrix using a given pointer to the source matrix.Arguments
- const float * m - Pointer to the source matrix.
mat2( const vec2 & col0, const vec2 & col1 )
Constructor. Initializes the matrix by given two vec2 vectors.Resulting matrix:
| col0.x col1.x |
M= | col0.y col1.y |
Arguments
- const vec2 & col0 - Source vector for the first column.
- const vec2 & col1 - Source vector for the second column.
void set( const float * m )
Sets new matrix values using a pointer to the source matrix.Arguments
- const float * m - Pointer to the source matrix.
void set( const mat2 & m )
Sets the matrix equal to the specified source matrix.Arguments
- const mat2 & m - Source matrix.
void set( const mat3 & m )
Sets the matrix using a given mat3 source matrix (3x3). Values m00, m01, m10, m11 from the source matrix are used.Arguments
- const mat3 & m - Source matrix (3x3).
void set( const mat4 & m )
Sets the matrix using a given mat4 source matrix (4x4). Values m00, m01, m10, m11 from the source matrix are used.Arguments
- const mat4 & m - Source matrix (4x4).
void set( const dmat4 & m )
Sets the matrix using a given dmat4 source matrix (3x4). Values m00, m01, m10, m11 from the source matrix are used.Arguments
- const dmat4 & m - Source matrix (3x4).
void set( int row, int column, float v )
Sets a new value of the matrix element specified by row and column.Arguments
- int row - Row.
- int column - Column.
- float v - The value to be set.
float * get( )
Returns the pointer to the matrix.Return value
Pointer to the matrix.const float * get( )
Returns the constant pointer to the matrix.Return value
Constant pointer to the matrix.void get( float * m )
Fills the destination matrix, specified by the given pointer, with matrix values.Arguments
- float * m - Destination matrix pointer.
float & get( int row, int column )
Returns the reference to the matrix element specified by given row and column.Arguments
- int row - Row.
- int column - Column.
Return value
Matrix element reference.float get( int row, int column )
Returns the value of the matrix element specified by given row and column.Arguments
- int row - Row.
- int column - Column.
Return value
Matrix element value.void setColumn( int column, const vec2 & v )
Sets the specified column of the matrix using a given vec2 vector as a source.Arguments
- int column - Column.
- const vec2 & v - Source vector.
vec2 getColumn( int column )
Returns the specified matrix column.Arguments
- int column - Column.
Return value
The vec2 vector with column values.void setIdentity( )
Sets the matrix equal to the identity matrix.void setRotate( float angle )
Fills the rotation matrix using a given angle.Rotation matrix:
| cos(angle) -sin(angle) |
R= | sin(angle) cos(angle) |
Arguments
- float angle - Rotation angle, in degrees.
void setRow( int row, const vec2 & v )
Sets the specified row of the matrix using a given vec2 vector as a source.Arguments
- int row - Row.
- const vec2 & v - Source vector.
vec2 getRow( int row )
Returns the specified matrix row.Arguments
- int row - Row.
Return value
The vec2 vector with row values.void setScale( const vec2 & v )
Fills the scaling matrix using a given vec2 source vector.Scaling matrix:
| v.x 0.0f |
S= | 0.0f v.y |
Arguments
- const vec2 & v - Source vector.
void setZero( )
Sets all matrix elements equal to 0.const float * operator const float *( )
Performs type conversion to const float *.const void * operator const void *( )
Performs type conversion to const void *.float * operator float *( )
Performs type conversion to float *.void * operator void *( )
Performs type conversion to void *.mat2 & operator*=( const mat2 & m )
Performs matrix multiplication.Arguments
- const mat2 & m - Matrix.
Return value
Resulting matrix.mat2 & operator*=( float v )
Performs scalar multiplication.Arguments
- float v - Scalar value.
Return value
Resulting matrix.mat2 & operator+=( const mat2 & m )
Performs matrix addition.Arguments
- const mat2 & m - Matrix.
Return value
Resulting matrix.mat2 operator-( )
Performs matrix negation.Return value
Resulting matrix.mat2 & operator-=( const mat2 & m )
Performs matrix subtraction.Arguments
- const mat2 & m - Matrix.
Return value
Resulting matrix.mat2 & operator=( const mat2 & m )
Performs matrix assignment. Destination matrix = Source matrix.Arguments
- const mat2 & m - Source matrix.
Return value
Result.float operator[]( int i )
Performs array access to the matrix item using a given item index.Arguments
- int i - Matrix item index.
Return value
Matrix item.float & operator[]( int i )
Performs array access to the matrix item reference using a given item index.Arguments
- int i - Matrix item index.
Return value
Matrix item reference.__m128 sse( )
Returns the values of the matrix elements as a 128-bit variable.We do not recommend to use this method unless you have a clear understanding of SSE2.
Return value
128-bit variable.void sse( const __m128 & v )
Sets the values of the matrix elements using a given 128-bit variable.We do not recommend to use this method unless you have a clear understanding of SSE2.
Arguments
- const __m128 & v - 128-bit variable.
Last update:
2019-04-30
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