1.0.0 • Published 4 years ago

circular-mirror v1.0.0

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4 years ago

circular-mirror

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Simulates the reflections of a ray of light inside of a circular mirror.

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:memo: Documentation

round(num, decimals)

Rounds a number.

Params

  • Number num: The input number.
  • Number decimals: How many decimals.

Return

  • Number The rounded number.

setVariableInterval(callbackFunc, timing)

Sets a variable interval.

Params

  • Function callbackFunc: The callback function.
  • Number timing: The interval value.

Return

  • Object The object containing the variable interval methods.

circle(x, y, r, w, color)

Draws a circle on the canvas.

Params

  • Number x: The x value.
  • Number y: The y value.
  • Number r: The radius value.
  • Number w: The line width.
  • String color: The color.

Return


line(x1, y1, x2, y2, w, color)

Draws a line on the canvas.

Params

  • Number x1: The source x value.
  • Number y1: The source y value.
  • Number x2: The target x value.
  • Number y2: The target y value.
  • Number w: The line width.
  • String color: The color.

Return


canvasArrow(context, fromx, fromy, tox, toy)

Draws an arrow on the canvas.

Params

  • Object context: The canvas context.
  • Number fromx: The source x value.
  • Number fromy: The source y value.
  • Number tox: The target x value.
  • Number toy: The target y value.

Return


init()

This function is called to reinit the canvas.

Return


draw()

Starts drawing the things.

Return


handlers()

This function appends the DOM handlers.

Return


getLimit(angle)

This is a hack. This roundes the angle in a format that is supported by the application.

Params

  • Number angle: The angle that should be rounded.

Return

  • Number A rounded angle that is supported by the application.

badAngle(angle)

Checks if the angle is supported.

Params

  • Number angle: The angle that should be checked.

Return

  • String An error (string) or null.

showError(message)

Shows an error message.

Params

  • String message: The error message.

Return


start(point, callback)

Draws the lines on the canvas.

Params

  • Point point: The current point.
  • Function callback: The callback function.

Return


M(A:, B:, R:, L:)

THE MOST IMPORTANT FUNCTION. It always returns the next point.

                        ------------

(xM(n - 1), yM(n - 1)) ---> |? ? ?| (xM(n), yM(n)) ---> | M | ---> (xM(n + 1), yM(n + 1)) Radius ---> |? ? ?| Length of segments ---> ------------

Params

  • Object A:: first point
  • Object B:: second point
  • Object R:: radius of big circle
  • Object L:: length of segments

firstPoint(m, x1, y1)

The function that returns ONLY the first point.

Params

  • Object m:
  • Object x1:
  • Object y1:

getA()

Function that returns a point giving the angle |------| xA ----> | |===> (xA, yA) angle (deg) ----> | | |------|

check()

Verify if the numbers are correct. If not, return an false value.

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