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// Copyright 2010 Michael Smith, all rights reserved.

// Derived closely from:
/****************************************
* 2D Vector Classes
* By Bill Perone (billperone@yahoo.com)
* Original: 9-16-2002
* Revised: 19-11-2003
*          18-12-2003
*          06-06-2004
*
* Copyright 2003, This code is provided "as is" and you can use it freely as long as
* credit is given to Bill Perone in the application it is used in
****************************************/
#pragma once

#ifndef MATH_CHECK_INDEXES
#define MATH_CHECK_INDEXES 0
#endif

#include <cmath>
#include <float.h>
#include <AP_Common/AP_Common.h>
#include "ftype.h"

template <typename T>
struct Vector2
{
    T x, y;

    // trivial ctor
    constexpr Vector2<T>()
        : x(0)
        , y(0) {}

    // setting ctor
    constexpr Vector2<T>(const T x0, const T y0)
        : x(x0)
        , y(y0) {}

    // test for equality
    bool operator ==(const Vector2<T> &v) const;

    // test for inequality
    bool operator !=(const Vector2<T> &v) const;

    // negation
    Vector2<T> operator -(void) const;

    // addition
    Vector2<T> operator +(const Vector2<T> &v) const;

    // subtraction
    Vector2<T> operator -(const Vector2<T> &v) const;

    // uniform scaling
    Vector2<T> operator *(const T num) const;

    // uniform scaling
    Vector2<T> operator  /(const T num) const;

    // addition
    Vector2<T> &operator +=(const Vector2<T> &v);

    // subtraction
    Vector2<T> &operator -=(const Vector2<T> &v);

    // uniform scaling
    Vector2<T> &operator *=(const T num);

    // uniform scaling
    Vector2<T> &operator /=(const T num);

    // dot product
    T operator *(const Vector2<T> &v) const;

    // dot product (same as above but a more easily understood name)
    T dot(const Vector2<T> &v) const {
        return *this * v;
    }

    // cross product
    T operator %(const Vector2<T> &v) const;

    // computes the angle between this vector and another vector
    // returns 0 if the vectors are parallel, and M_PI if they are antiparallel
    T angle(const Vector2<T> &v2) const;

    // computes the angle of this vector in radians, from 0 to 2pi,
    // from a unit vector(1,0); a (1,1) vector's angle is +M_PI/4
    T angle(void) const;

    // check if any elements are NAN
    bool is_nan(void) const WARN_IF_UNUSED;

    // check if any elements are infinity
    bool is_inf(void) const WARN_IF_UNUSED;

    // check if all elements are zero
    bool is_zero(void) const WARN_IF_UNUSED {
        return x == 0 && y == 0;
    }

    // allow a vector2 to be used as an array, 0 indexed
    T & operator[](uint8_t i) {
        T *_v = &x;
#if MATH_CHECK_INDEXES
        assert(i >= 0 && i < 2);
#endif
        return _v[i];
    }

    const T & operator[](uint8_t i) const {
        const T *_v = &x;
#if MATH_CHECK_INDEXES
        assert(i >= 0 && i < 2);
#endif
        return _v[i];
    }
    
    // zero the vector
    void zero()
    {
        x = y = 0;
    }

    // gets the length of this vector squared
    T length_squared() const;

    // gets the length of this vector
    T length(void) const;

    // limit vector to a given length. returns true if vector was limited
    bool limit_length(T max_length);

    // normalizes this vector
    void normalize();

    // returns the normalized vector
    Vector2<T> normalized() const;

    // reflects this vector about n
    void reflect(const Vector2<T> &n);

    // projects this vector onto v
    void project(const Vector2<T> &v);

    // returns this vector projected onto v
    Vector2<T> projected(const Vector2<T> &v) const;

    // adjust position by a given bearing (in degrees) and distance
    void offset_bearing(T bearing, T distance);

    // rotate vector by angle in radians
    void rotate(T angle_rad);

    /*
      conversion to/from double
     */
    Vector2<float> tofloat() const {
        return Vector2<float>{float(x),float(y)};
    }
    Vector2<double> todouble() const {
        return Vector2<double>{x,y};
    }
    
    // given a position p1 and a velocity v1 produce a vector
    // perpendicular to v1 maximising distance from p1
    static Vector2<T> perpendicular(const Vector2<T> &pos_delta, const Vector2<T> &v1);

    /*
     * Returns the point closest to p on the line segment (v,w).
     *
     * Comments and implementation taken from
     * http://stackoverflow.com/questions/849211/shortest-distance-between-a-point-and-a-line-segment
     */
    static Vector2<T> closest_point(const Vector2<T> &p, const Vector2<T> &v, const Vector2<T> &w);

    /*
     * Returns the point closest to p on the line segment (0,w).
     *
     * this is a simplification of closest point with a general segment, with v=(0,0)
     */
    static Vector2<T> closest_point(const Vector2<T> &p, const Vector2<T> &w);

    // w1 and w2 define a line segment
    // p is a point
    // returns the square of the closest distance between the line segment and the point
    static T closest_distance_between_line_and_point_squared(const Vector2<T> &w1,
                                                                 const Vector2<T> &w2,
                                                                 const Vector2<T> &p);

    // w1 and w2 define a line segment
    // p is a point
    // returns the closest distance between the line segment and the point
    static T closest_distance_between_line_and_point(const Vector2<T> &w1,
                                                         const Vector2<T> &w2,
                                                         const Vector2<T> &p);

    // a1->a2 and b2->v2 define two line segments
    // returns the square of the closest distance between the two line segments
    static T closest_distance_between_lines_squared(const Vector2<T> &a1,
                                                        const Vector2<T> &a2,
                                                        const Vector2<T> &b1,
                                                        const Vector2<T> &b2);

    // w defines a line segment from the origin
    // p is a point
    // returns the square of the closest distance between the radial and the point
    static T closest_distance_between_radial_and_point_squared(const Vector2<T> &w,
                                                                   const Vector2<T> &p);

    // w defines a line segment from the origin
    // p is a point
    // returns the closest distance between the radial and the point
    static T closest_distance_between_radial_and_point(const Vector2<T> &w,
                                                           const Vector2<T> &p);

    // find the intersection between two line segments
    // returns true if they intersect, false if they do not
    // the point of intersection is returned in the intersection argument
    static bool segment_intersection(const Vector2<T>& seg1_start, const Vector2<T>& seg1_end, const Vector2<T>& seg2_start, const Vector2<T>& seg2_end, Vector2<T>& intersection) WARN_IF_UNUSED;

    // find the intersection between a line segment and a circle
    // returns true if they intersect and intersection argument is updated with intersection closest to seg_start
    static bool circle_segment_intersection(const Vector2<T>& seg_start, const Vector2<T>& seg_end, const Vector2<T>& circle_center, T radius, Vector2<T>& intersection) WARN_IF_UNUSED;

    // check if a point falls on the line segment from seg_start to seg_end
    static bool point_on_segment(const Vector2<T>& point,
                                 const Vector2<T>& seg_start,
                                 const Vector2<T>& seg_end) WARN_IF_UNUSED {
        const T expected_run = seg_end.x-seg_start.x;
        const T intersection_run = point.x-seg_start.x;
        // check slopes are identical:
        if (::is_zero(expected_run)) {
            if (fabsF(intersection_run) > FLT_EPSILON) {
                return false;
            }
        } else {
            const T expected_slope = (seg_end.y-seg_start.y)/expected_run;
            const T intersection_slope = (point.y-seg_start.y)/intersection_run;
            if (fabsF(expected_slope - intersection_slope) > FLT_EPSILON) {
                return false;
            }
        }
        // check for presence in bounding box
        if (seg_start.x < seg_end.x) {
            if (point.x < seg_start.x || point.x > seg_end.x) {
                return false;
            }
        } else {
            if (point.x < seg_end.x || point.x > seg_start.x) {
                return false;
            }
        }
        if (seg_start.y < seg_end.y) {
            if (point.y < seg_start.y || point.y > seg_end.y) {
                return false;
            }
        } else {
            if (point.y < seg_end.y || point.y > seg_start.y) {
                return false;
            }
        }
        return true;
    }
};

// check if all elements are zero
template<> inline bool Vector2<float>::is_zero(void) const {
    return ::is_zero(x) && ::is_zero(y);
}

template<> inline bool Vector2<double>::is_zero(void) const {
    return ::is_zero(x) && ::is_zero(y);
}

typedef Vector2<int16_t>        Vector2i;
typedef Vector2<uint16_t>       Vector2ui;
typedef Vector2<int32_t>        Vector2l;
typedef Vector2<uint32_t>       Vector2ul;
typedef Vector2<float>          Vector2f;
typedef Vector2<double>         Vector2d;