SystemEx.Numeric.Vec2f Struct Reference

Inheritance diagram for SystemEx.Numeric.Vec2f:

Collaboration diagram for SystemEx.Numeric.Vec2f:

Public Member Functions
	Vec2f ()
	Initializes a zero vector (0,0).
	Vec2f (float _x, float _y)
	Initializes a vector with explicit X and Y values.
	Vec2f (float _f)
	Initializes both components with the same value.
	Vec2f (Vec2f vec)
	Copy constructor.
	Vec2f (float[] lpvec)
	Initializes the vector from a float array.
float	Get (int index)
	Gets a component by index (0 = X, 1 = Y).
override int	GetHashCode ()
	Computes a hash code for this vector.
int	CompareTo (object? obj)
	Compares this vector to another object.
CompareResult	CompareTo (Vec2f a)
	Compares two vectors lexicographically.
bool	Equals (Vec2f other)
	Determines whether this instance is equal to another Vec2f value, using the same semantics as the operator ==(Vec2f,Vec2f).
override bool	Equals (object? obj)
	Determines whether this instance is equal to another object.
int IComparable< Vec2f >.	CompareTo (Vec2f other)
FixedVector< byte >	ToBytes ()
	Converts the vector into a deterministic byte sequence.
Public Member Functions inherited from SystemEx.IComparableEx< T >
CompareResult	CompareTo (T a)
	Compares this instance with the specified value and returns a CompareResult describing the relationship between them.

Static Public Member Functions
static float	Lenght (Vec2f v)
	Computes the squared length of the vector.
static float	LenghtSqrt (Vec2f v)
	Computes the Euclidean length of the vector.
static float	Dot (Vec2f v1, Vec2f v2)
	Computes the dot product of two vectors.
static float	Angle (Vec2f v1, Vec2f v2)
	Computes the angle between two vectors.
static Vec2f	InterpolateCoords (Vec2f v1, Vec2f v2, float p)
	Linearly interpolates between two vectors.
static Vec2f	InterpolateNormal (Vec2f v1, Vec2f v2, float p)
	Interpolates and normalizes the result.
static bool	NearEqual (Vec2f v1, Vec2f v2, float epsilon)
	Checks whether two vectors are approximately equal.
static Vec2f	Normalize (Vec2f v, bool ex=false)
	Normalizes the vector.
static Vec2f	operator+ (Vec2f a, Vec2f b)
	Adds two vectors component‑wise.
static Vec2f	operator- (Vec2f a, Vec2f b)
	Subtracts two vectors component‑wise.
static Vec2f	operator/ (Vec2f a, Vec2f b)
	Divides two vectors component‑wise.
static Vec2f	operator* (Vec2f a, Vec2f b)
	Multiplies two vectors component‑wise.
static Vec2f	operator+ (Vec2f a, float b)
	Adds a scalar to both components of the vector.
static Vec2f	operator- (Vec2f a, float b)
	Subtracts a scalar from both components of the vector.
static Vec2f	operator/ (Vec2f a, float b)
	Divides both components of the vector by a scalar.
static Vec2f	operator* (Vec2f a, float b)
static Vec2f	operator- (float a, Vec2f b)
	Subtracts each component of the vector from a scalar.
static Vec2f	operator/ (float a, Vec2f b)
static Vec2f	operator* (float a, Vec2f b)
	Multiplies a scalar with each component of the vector.
static Vec2f	operator+ (float a, Vec2f b)
	Adds a scalar to each component of the vector.
static bool	operator== (Vec2f a, Vec2f b)
	Determines whether two vectors are equal component‑wise.
static bool	operator!= (Vec2f a, Vec2f b)
	Determines whether two vectors differ in any component.
static bool	operator<= (Vec2f a, Vec2f b)
	Determines whether all components of a are less than or equal to those of b .
static bool	operator>= (Vec2f a, Vec2f b)
	Determines whether all components of a are greater than or equal to those of b .
static bool	operator< (Vec2f a, Vec2f b)
	Determines whether all components of a are strictly less than those of b .
static bool	operator> (Vec2f a, Vec2f b)
	Determines whether all components of a are strictly greater than those of b .
static bool	operator== (float a, Vec2f b)
	Determines whether a scalar equals both components of the vector.
static bool	operator!= (float a, Vec2f b)
	Determines whether a scalar differs from any component of the vector.
static bool	operator<= (float a, Vec2f b)
	Determines whether a scalar is less than or equal to both vector components.
static bool	operator>= (float a, Vec2f b)
	Determines whether a scalar is greater than or equal to both vector components.
static bool	operator< (float a, Vec2f b)
	Determines whether a scalar is strictly less than both vector components.
static bool	operator> (float a, Vec2f b)
	Determines whether a scalar is strictly greater than both vector components.
static bool	operator== (Vec2f a, float b)
	Determines whether both vector components equal the scalar.
static bool	operator!= (Vec2f a, float b)
	Determines whether any vector component differs from the scalar.
static bool	operator<= (Vec2f a, float b)
	Determines whether both vector components are less than or equal to the scalar.
static bool	operator>= (Vec2f a, float b)
	Determines whether both vector components are greater than or equal to the scalar.
static bool	operator< (Vec2f a, float b)
	Determines whether both vector components are strictly less than the scalar.
static bool	operator> (Vec2f a, float b)
	Determines whether both vector components are strictly greater than the scalar.

Static Public Attributes
static readonly Vec2f	Zero = new Vec2f(0)
	Represents Vector(0,0).
static readonly Vec2f	One = new Vec2f(1f)
	Represents Vector(1,1).
static readonly Vec2f	NegativeOne = new Vec2f(-1f)
	Represents Vector(-1,-1).
static readonly Vec2f	Min = new Vec2f(int.MinValue)
	Represents Vector(MIN,MIN).
static readonly Vec2f	Max = new Vec2f(int.MaxValue)
	Represents Vector(MAX,MAX).

Properties
int	Count [get]
	Gets the number of components in this vector (always 2).
float	X [get, set]
	Gets or sets the X component.
float	Y [get, set]
	Gets or sets the Y component.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Vec2f() [1/5]

SystemEx.Numeric.Vec2f.Vec2f

(

)

Initializes a zero vector (0,0).

                        {
            m_x = m_y = 0.0f;
        }

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Vec2f() [2/5]

SystemEx.Numeric.Vec2f.Vec2f	(	float	_x,
		float	_y )

Initializes a vector with explicit X and Y values.

                                            {
            m_x = _x;
            m_y = _y;
        }

Vec2f() [3/5]

SystemEx.Numeric.Vec2f.Vec2f

(

float

_f

)

Initializes both components with the same value.

                                  {
            m_x = _f;
            m_y = _f;
        }

Vec2f() [4/5]

SystemEx.Numeric.Vec2f.Vec2f

(

Vec2f

vec

)

Copy constructor.

                                   {
            m_x = vec.m_x;
            m_y = vec.m_y;
        }

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Vec2f() [5/5]

SystemEx.Numeric.Vec2f.Vec2f

(

float[]

lpvec

)

Initializes the vector from a float array.

                                       {
            m_x = lpvec[0];
            m_y = lpvec[1];
        }

Member Function Documentation

Angle()

float SystemEx.Numeric.Vec2f.Angle ( Vec2f v1, Vec2f v2 )

static

Computes the angle between two vectors.

                                                         {
            return MathF.Acos(v1.m_x * v2.m_x + v1.m_y * v2.m_y) /
                   MathF.Sqrt((v1.m_x * v1.m_x + v1.m_y * v1.m_y) *
                              (v2.m_x * v2.m_x + v2.m_y * v2.m_y));
        }

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CompareTo() [1/3]

int SystemEx.Numeric.Vec2f.CompareTo

(

object?

obj

)

Compares this vector to another object.

                                             {
            if ( (obj is Vec2f) ) {
                return (int)CompareTo((Vec2f)(obj));
            }
            throw new ArgumentException("Object is not a Vec2f object");
        }

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CompareTo() [2/3]

CompareResult SystemEx.Numeric.Vec2f.CompareTo

(

Vec2f

a

)

Compares two vectors lexicographically.

                                                   {
            CompareResult _ret = CompareResult.Equal;
 
                if ( this < a ) _ret = CompareResult.AIsSmallerB;
                else if ( this > a ) _ret = CompareResult.AIsLargerB;
          
 
            return _ret;
        }

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CompareTo() [3/3]

int IComparable< Vec2f >. SystemEx.Numeric.Vec2f.CompareTo

(

Vec2f

other

)

                                                         {
            return (int)CompareTo(other);
        }

Dot()

float SystemEx.Numeric.Vec2f.Dot ( Vec2f v1, Vec2f v2 )

static

Computes the dot product of two vectors.

                                                       {
            return (v1.m_x * v2.m_x + v1.m_y * v2.m_y);
        }

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Equals() [1/2]

override bool SystemEx.Numeric.Vec2f.Equals

(

object?

obj

)

Determines whether this instance is equal to another object.

The object is considered equal if it is a Vec2f and compares equal using Equals(Vec2f).

Parameters

obj	The object to compare with.

Returns

true if obj is a Vec2f and equal to this instance; otherwise false.

                                                    {
            if ( obj == null ) return false;
            return (obj is Vec2f) && Equals((Vec2f)obj);
        }

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Equals() [2/2]

bool SystemEx.Numeric.Vec2f.Equals

(

Vec2f

other

)

Determines whether this instance is equal to another Vec2f value, using the same semantics as the operator ==(Vec2f,Vec2f).

Parameters

other

The value to compare with.

Returns

true if the values are equal; otherwise false.

                                           {
            return this == other;
        }

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Get()

float SystemEx.Numeric.Vec2f.Get

(

int

index

)

Gets a component by index (0 = X, 1 = Y).

                                       {
            if ( index >= Count ) throw new ArgumentOutOfRangeException();
            return index == 0 ? m_x : m_y;
        }

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GetHashCode()

override int SystemEx.Numeric.Vec2f.GetHashCode

(

)

Computes a hash code for this vector.

The primary hash is generated using HashFactory and the HashAlgorithmAttribute applied to this struct.
If hashing fails (rare), a fallback XOR‑based hash is used.

                                           {
            var x =  HashFactory.Hash32(this, 674545);
            if ( x.Value != 0 ) return (int)x.Value;
 
            return m_x.GetHashCode() ^ m_y.GetHashCode();
        }

InterpolateCoords()

Vec2f SystemEx.Numeric.Vec2f.InterpolateCoords ( Vec2f v1, Vec2f v2, float p )

static

Linearly interpolates between two vectors.

                                                                              {
            return v1 + p * (v2 - v1);
        }

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InterpolateNormal()

Vec2f SystemEx.Numeric.Vec2f.InterpolateNormal ( Vec2f v1, Vec2f v2, float p )

static

Interpolates and normalizes the result.

                                                                              {
            return Normalize(v1 + p * (v2 - v1));
        }

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Lenght()

float SystemEx.Numeric.Vec2f.Lenght ( Vec2f v )

static

Computes the squared length of the vector.

=> (v.m_x * v.m_x + v.m_y * v.m_y);

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LenghtSqrt()

float SystemEx.Numeric.Vec2f.LenghtSqrt ( Vec2f v )

static

Computes the Euclidean length of the vector.

=> MathF.Sqrt(Lenght(v));

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NearEqual()

bool SystemEx.Numeric.Vec2f.NearEqual ( Vec2f v1, Vec2f v2, float epsilon )

static

Checks whether two vectors are approximately equal.

                                                                           {
            return (System.Math.Abs(v1.m_x - v2.m_x) <= epsilon) &&
                   (System.Math.Abs(v1.m_y - v2.m_y) <= epsilon);
        }

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Normalize()

Vec2f SystemEx.Numeric.Vec2f.Normalize ( Vec2f v, bool ex = false )

static

Normalizes the vector.

                                                                 {
            var f = v / LenghtSqrt(v);
            return ex ? (f + 0.0001f) : f;
        }

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operator!=() [1/3]

bool SystemEx.Numeric.Vec2f.operator!= ( float a, Vec2f b )

static

Determines whether a scalar differs from any component of the vector.

                                                          {
            return a != b.m_x && a != b.m_y;
        }

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operator!=() [2/3]

bool SystemEx.Numeric.Vec2f.operator!= ( Vec2f a, float b )

static

Determines whether any vector component differs from the scalar.

                                                          {
            return a.m_x != b && a.m_y != b;
        }

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operator!=() [3/3]

bool SystemEx.Numeric.Vec2f.operator!= ( Vec2f a, Vec2f b )

static

Determines whether two vectors differ in any component.

                                                          {
            return a.m_x != b.m_x && a.m_y != b.m_y;
        }

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operator*() [1/3]

Vec2f SystemEx.Numeric.Vec2f.operator* ( float a, Vec2f b )

static

Multiplies a scalar with each component of the vector.

                                                            {
            return new Vec2f(a * b.m_x, a * b.m_y);
        }

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operator*() [2/3]

Vec2f SystemEx.Numeric.Vec2f.operator* ( Vec2f a, float b )

static

Multiplies both components of the vector by a scalar.

                                                            {
            return new Vec2f(a.m_x * b, a.m_y * b);
        }

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operator*() [3/3]

Vec2f SystemEx.Numeric.Vec2f.operator* ( Vec2f a, Vec2f b )

static

Multiplies two vectors component‑wise.

                                                            {
            return new Vec2f(a.m_x * b.m_x, a.m_y * b.m_y);
        }

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operator+() [1/3]

Vec2f SystemEx.Numeric.Vec2f.operator+ ( float a, Vec2f b )

static

Adds a scalar to each component of the vector.

                                                            {
            return new Vec2f(a + b.m_x, a + b.m_y);
        }

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operator+() [2/3]

Vec2f SystemEx.Numeric.Vec2f.operator+ ( Vec2f a, float b )

static

Adds a scalar to both components of the vector.

                                                            {
            return new Vec2f(a.m_x + b, a.m_y + b);
        }

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operator+() [3/3]

Vec2f SystemEx.Numeric.Vec2f.operator+ ( Vec2f a, Vec2f b )

static

Adds two vectors component‑wise.

                                                          {
            return new Vec2f(a.m_x + b.m_x,  a.m_y + b.m_y);
        }

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operator-() [1/3]

Vec2f SystemEx.Numeric.Vec2f.operator- ( float a, Vec2f b )

static

Subtracts each component of the vector from a scalar.

                                                            {
            return new Vec2f(a - b.m_x, a - b.m_y);
        }

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operator-() [2/3]

Vec2f SystemEx.Numeric.Vec2f.operator- ( Vec2f a, float b )

static

Subtracts a scalar from both components of the vector.

                                                            {
            return new Vec2f(a.m_x - b, a.m_y - b);
        }

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operator-() [3/3]

Vec2f SystemEx.Numeric.Vec2f.operator- ( Vec2f a, Vec2f b )

static

Subtracts two vectors component‑wise.

                                                            {
            return new Vec2f(a.m_x - b.m_x, a.m_y - b.m_y);
        }

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operator/() [1/3]

Vec2f SystemEx.Numeric.Vec2f.operator/ ( float a, Vec2f b )

static

Divides a scalar by each component of the vector.

                                                             {
            return new Vec2f(a / b.m_x, a / b.m_y);
        }

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operator/() [2/3]

Vec2f SystemEx.Numeric.Vec2f.operator/ ( Vec2f a, float b )

static

Divides both components of the vector by a scalar.

                                                            {
            return new Vec2f(a.m_x / b, a.m_y / b);
        }

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operator/() [3/3]

Vec2f SystemEx.Numeric.Vec2f.operator/ ( Vec2f a, Vec2f b )

static

Divides two vectors component‑wise.

                                                            {
            return new Vec2f(a.m_x / b.m_x, a.m_y / b.m_y);
        }

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operator<() [1/3]

bool SystemEx.Numeric.Vec2f.operator< ( float a, Vec2f b )

static

Determines whether a scalar is strictly less than both vector components.

                                                           {
            return a < b.m_x && a < b.m_y;
        }

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operator<() [2/3]

bool SystemEx.Numeric.Vec2f.operator< ( Vec2f a, float b )

static

Determines whether both vector components are strictly less than the scalar.

                                                           {
            return a.m_x < b && a.m_y < b;
        }

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operator<() [3/3]

bool SystemEx.Numeric.Vec2f.operator< ( Vec2f a, Vec2f b )

static

Determines whether all components of a are strictly less than those of b .

                                                           {
            return a.m_x < b.m_x && a.m_y < b.m_y;
        }

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operator<=() [1/3]

bool SystemEx.Numeric.Vec2f.operator<= ( float a, Vec2f b )

static

Determines whether a scalar is less than or equal to both vector components.

                                                          {
            return a <= b.m_x && a <= b.m_y;
        }

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operator<=() [2/3]

bool SystemEx.Numeric.Vec2f.operator<= ( Vec2f a, float b )

static

Determines whether both vector components are less than or equal to the scalar.

                                                          {
            return a.m_x <= b && a.m_y <= b;
        }

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operator<=() [3/3]

bool SystemEx.Numeric.Vec2f.operator<= ( Vec2f a, Vec2f b )

static

Determines whether all components of a are less than or equal to those of b .

                                                          {
            return a.m_x <= b.m_x && a.m_y <= b.m_y;
        }

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operator==() [1/3]

bool SystemEx.Numeric.Vec2f.operator== ( float a, Vec2f b )

static

Determines whether a scalar equals both components of the vector.

                                                          {
            return a == b.m_x && a == b.m_y;
        }

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operator==() [2/3]

bool SystemEx.Numeric.Vec2f.operator== ( Vec2f a, float b )

static

Determines whether both vector components equal the scalar.

                                                          {
            return a.m_x == b && a.m_y == b;
        }

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operator==() [3/3]

bool SystemEx.Numeric.Vec2f.operator== ( Vec2f a, Vec2f b )

static

Determines whether two vectors are equal component‑wise.

                                                          {
            return a.m_x == b.m_x && a.m_y == b.m_y;
        }

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operator>() [1/3]

bool SystemEx.Numeric.Vec2f.operator> ( float a, Vec2f b )

static

Determines whether a scalar is strictly greater than both vector components.

                                                           {
            return a > b.m_x && a > b.m_y;
        }

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operator>() [2/3]

bool SystemEx.Numeric.Vec2f.operator> ( Vec2f a, float b )

static

Determines whether both vector components are strictly greater than the scalar.

                                                           {
            return a.m_x > b && a.m_y > b;
        }

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operator>() [3/3]

bool SystemEx.Numeric.Vec2f.operator> ( Vec2f a, Vec2f b )

static

Determines whether all components of a are strictly greater than those of b .

                                                           {
            return a.m_x > b.m_x && a.m_y > b.m_y;
        }

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operator>=() [1/3]

bool SystemEx.Numeric.Vec2f.operator>= ( float a, Vec2f b )

static

Determines whether a scalar is greater than or equal to both vector components.

                                                          {
            return a >= b.m_x && a >= b.m_y;
        }

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operator>=() [2/3]

bool SystemEx.Numeric.Vec2f.operator>= ( Vec2f a, float b )

static

Determines whether both vector components are greater than or equal to the scalar.

                                                          {
            return a.m_x >= b && a.m_y >= b;
        }

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operator>=() [3/3]

bool SystemEx.Numeric.Vec2f.operator>= ( Vec2f a, Vec2f b )

static

Determines whether all components of a are greater than or equal to those of b .

                                                          {
            return a.m_x >= b.m_x && a.m_y >= b.m_y;
        }

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ToBytes()

FixedVector< byte > SystemEx.Numeric.Vec2f.ToBytes

(

)

Converts the vector into a deterministic byte sequence.

This method is used by HashFactory to compute attribute‑driven hashes. The byte layout is stable and platform‑safe, ensuring consistent hashing across devices and backends.

Implements SystemEx.Hash.IHashable< T >.

                                            {
            Cache m = new Cache(sizeof(float) * Count);
 
            for ( byte i = 0 ; i < Count ; i++ )
                m.WriteRange((ulong)(sizeof(float) * i), Get(i).ToBytes());
 
            return m.ToArrayEx();
        }

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Member Data Documentation

Max

readonly Vec2f SystemEx.Numeric.Vec2f.Max = new Vec2f(int.MaxValue)

static

Represents Vector(MAX,MAX).

Min

readonly Vec2f SystemEx.Numeric.Vec2f.Min = new Vec2f(int.MinValue)

static

Represents Vector(MIN,MIN).

NegativeOne

readonly Vec2f SystemEx.Numeric.Vec2f.NegativeOne = new Vec2f(-1f)

static

Represents Vector(-1,-1).

One

readonly Vec2f SystemEx.Numeric.Vec2f.One = new Vec2f(1f)

static

Represents Vector(1,1).

Zero

readonly Vec2f SystemEx.Numeric.Vec2f.Zero = new Vec2f(0)

static

Represents Vector(0,0).

Property Documentation

Count

int SystemEx.Numeric.Vec2f.Count

get

Gets the number of components in this vector (always 2).

X

float SystemEx.Numeric.Vec2f.X

getset

Gets or sets the X component.

{ get => m_x; set => m_x = value; }

Y

float SystemEx.Numeric.Vec2f.Y

getset

Gets or sets the Y component.

{ get => m_y; set => m_y = value; }

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The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file:

• Vec2f.cs