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Re: Difficulty with createLine


From: Thomas D. Dean
Subject: Re: Difficulty with createLine
Date: Thu, 2 Jun 2016 14:52:41 -0700
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On 06/02/2016 01:41 PM, Thomas D. Dean wrote:
I have two scripts that create lines, using the same data, but different
calls and I get different lines when I think I should be getting the
same line.

The first set of data comes from a complicated calculation.

octave:1027> relTgtPosit
relTgtPosit =

    95.0000   16.0000
    80.2279   -3.8953
    65.4558  -23.7906
    53.4611  -31.3488
    29.4717  -46.4653
     5.4823  -61.5818
relTgtLeg =
createLine([relTgtPosit(1,:),relTgtPosit(3,:);relTgtPosit(3,:),relTgtPosit(6,:)])

relTgtPoist was created as an array of points. I think Octave simplified this array. In this call to createLine, I am passing an array with 4 values per row and createLine treats the 4 values as [x,y,dx,dy] when I thought I was passing [P1, P2]. sigh.
I should call

createLine(relTgtPosit(1,1),relTgtPosit(1,2),...
 relTgtPosit(3,1)-relTgtPosit(1,1),...
 relTgtPosit(3,2)-relTgtPosit(1,2))
createLine(relTgtPosit(4,1),relTgtPosit(4,2),...
 relTgtPosit(6,1)-relTgtPosit(4,1),...
 relTgtPosit(6,2)-relTgtPosit(4,2))

or, is this the best I can to to vectorize this?
idx=[1;4]; ## how do I generalize this???
createLine(relTgtPosit(idx,1),relTgtPosit(idx,2),...
 relTgtPosit(idx+2,1)-relTgtPosit(idx,1),...
 relTgtPosit(idx+2,2)-relTgtPosit(idx,2))



The second set of data comes from direct assignment

T1 = [95.0000   16.0000]
T2 = [80.2279   -3.8953]
T3 = [65.4558  -23.7906]
lineT = createLine(T1,T3);


In this call to createLine, I am passing two points and createLine does the right thing.

figure; hold on; axis([0 120 -80 20]);
grid
drawLine(relTgtLeg(1,:), 'color', 'b')
drawLine(lineT, 'color', 'c')
hold off





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