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introduces a ray r
with source p and passing through point q.
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introduces a ray r starting at source p with
direction d.
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introduces a ray r starting at source p with
the direction of v.
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introduces a ray r starting at source p with
the same direction as l.
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| Test for equality: two rays are equal, iff they have the same source and the same direction. | ||
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| Test for inequality. | ||
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| returns the source of r. | ||
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returns a point on r. point(0) is the source,
point(i), with i>0, is different from the
source.
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| returns the direction of r. | ||
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| returns a vector giving the direction of r. | ||
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| returns the line supporting r which has the same direction. | ||
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| returns the ray with the same source and the opposite direction. |
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| ray r is degenerate, if the source and the second defining point fall together (that is if the direction is degenerate). | ||
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A point is on r, iff it is equal to the source of r, or if it is in the interior of r. | ||||
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checks if point p is on r. This function is faster
than function has_on() if the precondition
checking is disabled.
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returns the ray obtained by applying t on the source and on the direction of r. |