QGIS/external/qwt-6.3.0/qwt_point_polar.cpp
Juergen E. Fischer 33fc476d89 * replace external qwtpolar with qwt 6.3
* require qwt >=6.2 (and fallback to internal 6.3 if system's qwt doesn't suffice)
* debian doesn't have qwt for Qt6 and won't have it for trixie
2025-07-23 07:11:51 +10:00

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/******************************************************************************
* QwtPolar Widget Library
* Copyright (C) 2008 Uwe Rathmann
*
* This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
* modify it under the terms of the Qwt License, Version 1.0
*****************************************************************************/
#include "qwt_point_polar.h"
#include "qwt_math.h"
#if QT_VERSION >= 0x050200
static QwtPointPolar qwtPointToPolar( const QPointF& point )
{
return QwtPointPolar( point );
}
#endif
namespace
{
static const struct RegisterQwtPointPolar
{
inline RegisterQwtPointPolar()
{
qRegisterMetaType< QwtPointPolar >();
#if QT_VERSION >= 0x050200
QMetaType::registerConverter< QPointF, QwtPointPolar >( qwtPointToPolar );
QMetaType::registerConverter< QwtPointPolar, QPointF >( &QwtPointPolar::toPoint );
#endif
}
} qwtRegisterQwtPointPolar;
}
/*!
Convert and assign values from a point in Cartesian coordinates
\param p Point in Cartesian coordinates
\sa setPoint(), toPoint()
*/
QwtPointPolar::QwtPointPolar( const QPointF& p )
{
m_radius = std::sqrt( qwtSqr( p.x() ) + qwtSqr( p.y() ) );
m_azimuth = std::atan2( p.y(), p.x() );
}
/*!
Convert and assign values from a point in Cartesian coordinates
\param p Point in Cartesian coordinates
*/
void QwtPointPolar::setPoint( const QPointF& p )
{
m_radius = std::sqrt( qwtSqr( p.x() ) + qwtSqr( p.y() ) );
m_azimuth = std::atan2( p.y(), p.x() );
}
/*!
Convert and return values in Cartesian coordinates
\return Converted point in Cartesian coordinates
\note Invalid or null points will be returned as QPointF(0.0, 0.0)
\sa isValid(), isNull()
*/
QPointF QwtPointPolar::toPoint() const
{
if ( m_radius <= 0.0 )
return QPointF( 0.0, 0.0 );
const double x = m_radius * std::cos( m_azimuth );
const double y = m_radius * std::sin( m_azimuth );
return QPointF( x, y );
}
/*!
\brief Compare 2 points
Two points are equal to each other if radius and
azimuth-coordinates are the same. Points are not equal, when
the azimuth differs, but other.azimuth() == azimuth() % (2 * PI).
\return True if the point is equal to other; otherwise return false.
\sa normalized()
*/
bool QwtPointPolar::operator==( const QwtPointPolar& other ) const
{
return m_radius == other.m_radius && m_azimuth == other.m_azimuth;
}
/*!
Compare 2 points
Two points are equal to each other if radius and
azimuth-coordinates are the same. Points are not equal, when
the azimuth differs, but other.azimuth() == azimuth() % (2 * PI).
\return True if the point is not equal to other; otherwise return false.
\sa normalized()
*/
bool QwtPointPolar::operator!=( const QwtPointPolar& other ) const
{
return m_radius != other.m_radius || m_azimuth != other.m_azimuth;
}
/*!
Normalize radius and azimuth
When the radius is < 0.0 it is set to 0.0. The azimuth is
a value >= 0.0 and < 2 * M_PI.
\return Normalized point
*/
QwtPointPolar QwtPointPolar::normalized() const
{
const double radius = qwtMaxF( m_radius, 0.0 );
double azimuth = m_azimuth;
if ( azimuth < -2.0 * M_PI || azimuth >= 2 * M_PI )
azimuth = std::fmod( m_azimuth, 2 * M_PI );
if ( azimuth < 0.0 )
azimuth += 2 * M_PI;
return QwtPointPolar( azimuth, radius );
}
#ifndef QT_NO_DEBUG_STREAM
#include <qdebug.h>
QDebug operator<<( QDebug debug, const QwtPointPolar& point )
{
debug.nospace() << "QwtPointPolar("
<< point.azimuth() << "," << point.radius() << ")";
return debug.space();
}
#endif