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polygon
pCalculated = getInnerCrossingPointCoordinate({c,cr1:intP})
polygon = getSkewedPolygonVertexes (c,intP,cr2)
function getSkewedPolygonVertexes(c, cr1, cr2){
// remove after integration
[c,cr1,cr2].forEach(p=>{p.xPos=p.x;p.yPos=p.y});
const max = 200||this.boundMax;
let vertexes = [c,cr1];
const normalize = (x,y) =>{
if(x==-max) return (+y+max) / (max*2) / 4;
if(y==+max) return (+x+max) / (max*2) / 4 + 0.25;
if(x==+max) return (-y+max) / (max*2) / 4 + 0.50;
if(y==-max) return (-x+max) / (max*2) / 4 + 0.75;
}
const cr1Norm = normalize(cr1.xPos,cr1.yPos);
const cr2Norm = normalize(cr2.xPos,cr2.yPos);
const edgePointExtents = {
'bottom':[{xPos:-max,yPos:-max},{xPos:-max,yPos:+max},{xPos:+max,yPos:+max},{xPos:+max,yPos:-max}],
'left':[{xPos:-max,yPos:+max},{xPos:+max,yPos:+max},{xPos:+max,yPos:-max},{xPos:-max,yPos:-max}],
'top':[{xPos:+max,yPos:+max},{xPos:+max,yPos:-max},{xPos:-max,yPos:-max},{xPos:-max,yPos:+max}],
'right':[{xPos:+max,yPos:-max},{xPos:-max,yPos:-max},{xPos:-max,yPos:+max},{xPos:+max,yPos:+max}]
}
const edge = getCrossingPointEdge(cr1)
const extentPoints = edgePointExtents[edge]
const extentPointNorm = extentPoints.map(p=>normalize(p.xPos,p.yPos));
extentPointNorm.forEach((normP,i)=>{
if(cr1Norm<=normP && normP<=cr2Norm){
vertexes.push(extentPoints[i])
}
if(cr1Norm>cr2Norm){
if(!(cr2Norm<=normP && normP<=cr1Norm)){
vertexes.push(extentPoints[i])
}
}
});
vertexes.push(cr2);
vertexes.forEach(p=>{p.x=p.xPos;p.y=p.yPos});
return vertexes;
return {
vertexes,
extentPointNorm,
cr1Norm,
cr2Norm
};
}
function getCrossingPointEdge(point){
const max = 200;
if(point.yPos == -max) return 'bottom';
if(point.xPos == -max) return 'left';
if(point.yPos == +max) return 'top';
if(point.xPos == +max) return 'right';
}
pCalculated
getPointLineRegression({c,p:intP}).y(-100+innerRectX)
getPointLineRegression({c,p:intP})
-100-innerRectY
100-innerRectY
function getInnerCrossingPointCoordinate({c,cr1}){
const boundXMin = -100+innerRectX;
const boundXMax = 100+innerRectX;
const boundYMin = -100-innerRectY;
const boundYMax = 100-innerRectY;
const regr = getPointLineRegression({c,p:cr1});
if(regr.a == +Infinity) return {x:c.x,y:boundYMin};
if(regr.a == -Infinity) return {x:c.x,y:boundYMax};
let values = [
{name:'left', value:regr.y(boundXMin), point:{x:boundXMin,y:regr.y(boundXMin)}, invalid:c.x<cr1.x, invalidBounds: regr.y(boundXMin) < boundYMin || regr.y(boundXMin) > boundYMax},
{name:'right', value:regr.y(boundXMax), point:{x:boundXMax,y:regr.y(boundXMax)}, invalid:c.x>cr1.x, invalidBounds: regr.y(boundXMax) < boundYMin || regr.y(boundXMax) > boundYMax},
{name:'top', value:regr.x(boundYMax), point:{y:boundYMax,x:regr.x(boundYMax)}, invalid:c.y>cr1.y, invalidBounds: regr.x(boundYMax) < boundXMin || regr.x(boundYMax) > boundXMax},
{name:'bottom', value:regr.x(boundYMin), point:{y:boundYMin,x:regr.x(boundYMin)}, invalid:c.y<cr1.y, invalidBounds: regr.x(boundYMin) < boundXMin || regr.x(boundYMin) > boundXMax},
]
.filter(d=>!d.invalid)
.filter(d=>!d.invalidBounds);
return values[0].point;
}
function getCrossingCoordinate({c,p}){
//return getCrossingPointCC({c,p})
const bound = 200;
const regr = getPointLineRegression({c,p});
if(regr.a == Infinity ) return {x:c.x,y:-bound}
if(regr.a == -Infinity ) return {x:c.x,y:bound}
let values = [
{name:'left', value:regr.y(-bound), point:{x:-bound,y:regr.y(-bound)}, invalid:c.x<p.x},
{name:'right', value:regr.y(bound), point:{x:bound,y:regr.y(bound)}, invalid:c.x>p.x},
{name:'top', value:regr.x(bound), point:{y:bound,x:regr.x(bound)}, invalid:c.y>p.y},
{name:'bottom', value:regr.x(-bound), point:{y:-bound,x:regr.x(-bound)}, invalid:c.y<p.y},
]
.filter(d=>!d.invalid)
const result = values.filter(d=>Math.abs(d.value)<=bound)[0];
return result.point;
}
function getPointLineRegression({c,p}){
// Linear regression is y = ax + b, let's determine a and b based on supplied points
const a = (c.y-p.y)/(c.x-p.x);
const b = c.y-a * c.x;
const result = {
y:(x)=> a * x + b,
x:(y)=> (y-b)/a,
a,
b
}
result.a = a;
result.b = b;
return result;
}
import {slider} from "@jashkenas/inputs"
import {inputsGrid} from "@bumbeishvili/utils"
scalesY = d3.scaleLinear().domain([0,-400]).range([0,400])
d3 = require('d3')
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