magnum-bindings/src/python/magnum/math.vectorfloat.cpp

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#include "magnum/math.vector.h"

namespace magnum {

namespace {

template<class T> void vectorFloat(py::module_& m, py::class_<T>& c) {
    m
        /* Lambdas in order to convert to/from the generic Vector<size, T> */
        .def("isinf", [](const T& a) {
            return Math::isInf(a);
        }, "If given number is a positive or negative infinity")
        .def("isnan", [](const T& a) {
            return Math::isNan(a);
        }, "If given number is a NaN")
        .def("floor", [](const T& a) {
            return T{Math::floor(a)};
        }, "Nearest not larger integer")
        .def("round", [](const T& a) {
            return T{Math::round(a)};
        }, "Round value to nearest integer")
        .def("ceil", [](const T& a) {
            return T{Math::ceil(a)};
        }, "Nearest not smaller integer")
        .def("fmod", [](const T& a, const T& b) {
            return T{Math::fmod(a, b)};
        }, "Floating point division remainder")
        .def("lerp_inverted", [](const T& a, const T& b, const T& t) {
            return T{Math::lerpInverted(a, b, t)};
        }, "Inverse linear interpolation of two values", py::arg("a"), py::arg("b"), py::arg("t"))
        .def("fma", [](const T& a, const T& b, const T& c) {
            return T{Math::fma(a, b, c)};
        }, "Fused multiply-add")

        .def("angle", [](const T& a, const T& b) { return Radd(Math::angle(a, b)); },
            "Angle between normalized vectors", py::arg("normalized_a"), py::arg("normalized_b"));

    c
        .def("is_normalized", &T::isNormalized, "Whether the vector is normalized")
        .def("length", &T::length, "Vector length")

        /* Cast needed because these are enabled only for floats */
        .def("length_inverted", static_cast<typename T::Type(T::*)() const>(&T::lengthInverted), "Inverse vector length")
        .def("normalized", static_cast<T(T::*)() const>(&T::normalized),
             "Normalized vector (of unit length)")
        .def("resized", static_cast<T(T::*)(typename T::Type) const>(&T::resized),
             "Resized vector")
        .def("projected", [](const T& self, const T& line) {
            return self.projected(line);
        }, "Vector projected onto a line")
        .def("projected_onto_normalized", [](const T& self, const T& line) {
            return self.projectedOntoNormalized(line);
        }, "Vector projected onto a normalized line");
}

template<class T> void vectorsFloat(py::module_& m, py::class_<Math::Vector2<T>>& vector2_, py::class_<Math::Vector3<T>>& vector3_, py::class_<Math::Vector4<T>>& vector4_) {
    vector2_.def("aspect_ratio", static_cast<T(Math::Vector2<T>::*)() const>(&Math::Vector2<T>::aspectRatio),
        "Aspect ratio");
    m.def("cross", static_cast<T(*)(const Math::Vector2<T>&, const Math::Vector2<T>&)>(Math::cross),
        "2D cross product");
    everyVector(vector2_);
    everyVectorSigned(vector2_);
    vector<Math::Vector2<T>>(m, vector2_);
    vectorSigned<Math::Vector2<T>>(m, vector2_);
    vectorFloat<Math::Vector2<T>>(m, vector2_);
    vector2<T>(vector2_);
    vector2Signed<T>(vector2_);

    m.def("cross", static_cast<Math::Vector3<T>(*)(const Math::Vector3<T>&, const Math::Vector3<T>&)>(Math::cross),
        "Cross product");
    everyVector(vector3_);
    everyVectorSigned(vector3_);
    vector<Math::Vector3<T>>(m, vector3_);
    vectorSigned<Math::Vector3<T>>(m, vector3_);
    vectorFloat<Math::Vector3<T>>(m, vector3_);
    vector3<T>(vector3_);

    everyVector(vector4_);
    everyVectorSigned(vector4_);
    vector<Math::Vector4<T>>(m, vector4_);
    vectorSigned<Math::Vector4<T>>(m, vector4_);
    vectorFloat<Math::Vector4<T>>(m, vector4_);
    vector4<T>(vector4_);
}

}

void mathVectorFloat(py::module_& root, py::module_& m) {
    py::class_<Vector2> vector2{root, "Vector2", "Two-component float vector", py::buffer_protocol{}};
    py::class_<Vector3> vector3{root, "Vector3", "Three-component float vector", py::buffer_protocol{}};
    py::class_<Vector4> vector4{root, "Vector4", "Four-component float vector", py::buffer_protocol{}};
    py::class_<Vector2d> vector2d{root, "Vector2d", "Two-component double vector", py::buffer_protocol{}};
    py::class_<Vector3d> vector3d{root, "Vector3d", "Three-component double vector", py::buffer_protocol{}};
    py::class_<Vector4d> vector4d{root, "Vector4d", "Four-component double vector", py::buffer_protocol{}};

    /* The subclasses don't have buffer protocol enabled, as that's already
       done by the base classes. Moreover, just adding py::buffer_protocol{}
       would cause it to not find the buffer functions as we don't add them
       anywhere, thus failing with `pybind11_getbuffer(): Internal error`. */
    py::class_<Color3, Vector3> color3_{root, "Color3", "Color in linear RGB color space"};
    py::class_<Color4, Vector4> color4_{root, "Color4", "Color in linear RGBA color space"};

    /* Register the integer types first, only after that register type
       conversions because they need all the types */
    mathVectorIntegral(root, m);

    /* Register type conversions as soon as possible as those should have a
       priority over buffer and list constructors. These need all the types to
       be present, so can't be interwinted with the class definitions above. */
    convertible(vector2);
    convertible(vector3);
    convertible(vector4);
    convertible(vector2d);
    convertible(vector3d);
    convertible(vector4d);
    /* Colors are float-only at the moment, thus no conversions */

    /* This needs to be before buffer constructors otherwise a buffer
       constructor gets picked and it will fail because there are just 3
       elements */
    color4from3(color4_);

    /* This needs to be *after* conversion constructors so the type conversion
       gets picked before the general buffer constructor (which would then
       fail). On the other hand, this needs to be before generic from-list
       constructors because buffer protocol is generally faster than
       iteration. */
    everyVectorBuffer(vector2);
    everyVectorBuffer(vector3);
    everyVectorBuffer(vector4);
    everyVectorBuffer(vector2d);
    everyVectorBuffer(vector3d);
    everyVectorBuffer(vector4d);
    everyVectorBuffer(color3_);
    everyVectorBuffer(color4_);

    /* Now register the generic from-list constructors and everything else */
    vectorsFloat<Float>(m, vector2, vector3, vector4);
    vectorsFloat<Double>(m, vector2d, vector3d, vector4d);
    everyVector(color3_);
    everyVectorSigned(color3_);
    color(color3_);
    color3(color3_);
    everyVector(color4_);
    everyVectorSigned(color4_);
    color(color4_);
    color4(color4_);
}

}