A latitude-longitude line path. A quasi line path where the points are stored as points of latitude and longitude.Once the points are converted into a view, ie into pixel positions an actual polygon can be drawn or filled as desired. Do not create line paths that span an arc of greater than 90 degrees as this may break the algorithms.
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Concrete methods
Alias for concatElem. Concatenate LatLong element, returning a new LinePathLL. An immutable append.
Alias for concatElem. Concatenate LatLong element, returning a new LinePathLL. An immutable append.
Aliased by concat. Concatenate elements of the operand LinePathLL returning a new LinePathLL. An immutable append.
Aliased by concat. Concatenate elements of the operand LinePathLL returning a new LinePathLL. An immutable append.
Alias for concat. Concatenate repeat LatLong elements, returning a new LinePathLL. An immutable append.
Alias for concat. Concatenate repeat LatLong elements, returning a new LinePathLL. An immutable append.
Alias for concatClose. Concatenate the operand LinePathLL and close into a PolyognLL.
Alias for concatClose. Concatenate the operand LinePathLL and close into a PolyognLL.
Aliased by concatReverse. Concatenate the reversed elements of the operand LinePathLL returning a new LinePathLL. An immutable reverse append. The ++ characters indicate concatenate multiple elements. The / character indicates a reverse operation. The purpose of the concatenate reversed methods is for PolygonLLs with shared LinePathLLs. To allow both polygons to keep their points with the clockwise convention.
Aliased by concatReverse. Concatenate the reversed elements of the operand LinePathLL returning a new LinePathLL. An immutable reverse append. The ++ characters indicate concatenate multiple elements. The / character indicates a reverse operation. The purpose of the concatenate reversed methods is for PolygonLLs with shared LinePathLLs. To allow both polygons to keep their points with the clockwise convention.
Alias for concatTailInit. Concatenates the elements of the operand LinePathLL minus the head and the last element of the operand. Immutable operation returns a new LinePathLL.
Alias for concatTailInit. Concatenates the elements of the operand LinePathLL minus the head and the last element of the operand. Immutable operation returns a new LinePathLL.
Alias for concatTailInitClose. Concatenates the elements of the operand LinePathLL minus the head and the last element of the operand. And then closes into a PolygonLL.
Alias for concatTailInitClose. Concatenates the elements of the operand LinePathLL minus the head and the last element of the operand. And then closes into a PolygonLL.
Alias for concatReverseTailInitClose. Concatenates the reversed elements of the operand LinePathLL minus the head and the last element of the operand. And then closes into a PolygonLL.
Alias for concatReverseTailInitClose. Concatenates the reversed elements of the operand LinePathLL minus the head and the last element of the operand. And then closes into a PolygonLL.
Creates a new backing Array[Double] with the elements of this LinePathLL, with the elements of the operand minus the head and last element of the operand.
Creates a new backing Array[Double] with the elements of this LinePathLL, with the elements of the operand minus the head and last element of the operand.
Concatenate elements of the operand LinePathLL returning a new LinePathLL. An immutable append. Aliased by ++ operator.
Concatenate elements of the operand LinePathLL returning a new LinePathLL. An immutable append. Aliased by ++ operator.
Concatenate repeat LatLong elements returning a new LinePathLL. An immutable append. Aliased by ++ operator.
Concatenate repeat LatLong elements returning a new LinePathLL. An immutable append. Aliased by ++ operator.
Concatenate the operand LinePathLL and closes the line path into a PolyognLL.
Concatenate the operand LinePathLL and closes the line path into a PolyognLL.
Concatenate LatLong element returning a new LinePathLL. An immutable append. Aliased by +% operator.
Concatenate LatLong element returning a new LinePathLL. An immutable append. Aliased by +% operator.
Concatenate the reversed elements of the operand LinePathLL returning a new LinePathLL. An immutable append. Aliased by ++/ operator. The purpose of the concatenate reversed methods is for PolygonLLs with shared LinePathLLs. To allow both polygons to keep their points with the clockwise convention.
Concatenate the reversed elements of the operand LinePathLL returning a new LinePathLL. An immutable append. Aliased by ++/ operator. The purpose of the concatenate reversed methods is for PolygonLLs with shared LinePathLLs. To allow both polygons to keep their points with the clockwise convention.
Concatenates the reversed elements of the operand LinePathLL minus the head and the last element of the operand. And then closes into a PolygonLL.
Concatenates the reversed elements of the operand LinePathLL minus the head and the last element of the operand. And then closes into a PolygonLL.
Concatenates the elements of the operand LinePathLL minus the head and the last element of the operand.
Concatenates the elements of the operand LinePathLL minus the head and the last element of the operand.
Concatenates the elements of the operand LinePathLL minus the head and the last element of the operand. And then closes into a PolygonLL.
Concatenates the elements of the operand LinePathLL minus the head and the last element of the operand. And then closes into a PolygonLL.
Reverses the line path so its end point becomes its start point.
Reverses the line path so its end point becomes its start point.
Reverses this LinePathLL and closes it returning a PolygonLL
Reverses this LinePathLL and closes it returning a PolygonLL
Inherited methods
Performs a side effecting function on each element of this sequence in order.
Performs a side effecting function on each element of this sequence in order.
- Inherited from:
- DataGen
Index with foreach on the data elements. Performs a side effecting function on the index and each element of the data sequence. It takes a function as a parameter. The function may return Unit. If it does return a non Unit value it is discarded. The [U] type parameter is there just to avoid warnings about discarded values and can be ignored by method users. The method has 2 versions / name overloads. The default start for the index is 0 if just the function parameter is passed. The second version name overload takes an Int for the first parameter list, to set the start value of the index. Note the function signature follows the foreach based convention of putting the collection element 2nd or last as seen for example in fold methods' (accumulator, element) => B signature.
Index with foreach on the data elements. Performs a side effecting function on the index and each element of the data sequence. It takes a function as a parameter. The function may return Unit. If it does return a non Unit value it is discarded. The [U] type parameter is there just to avoid warnings about discarded values and can be ignored by method users. The method has 2 versions / name overloads. The default start for the index is 0 if just the function parameter is passed. The second version name overload takes an Int for the first parameter list, to set the start value of the index. Note the function signature follows the foreach based convention of putting the collection element 2nd or last as seen for example in fold methods' (accumulator, element) => B signature.
- Inherited from:
- DataGen
Index with foreach on the data elements. Performs a side effecting function on the index and each element of the data sequence. It takes a function as a parameter. The function may return Unit. If it does return a non Unit value it is discarded. The [U] type parameter is there just to avoid warnings about discarded values and can be ignored by method users. The method has 2 versions / name overloads. The default start for the index is 0 if just the function parameter is passed. The second version name overload takes an Int for the first parameter list, to set the start value of the index. Note the function signature follows the foreach based convention of putting the collection element 2nd or last as seen for example in fold methods' (accumulator, element) => B signature.
Index with foreach on the data elements. Performs a side effecting function on the index and each element of the data sequence. It takes a function as a parameter. The function may return Unit. If it does return a non Unit value it is discarded. The [U] type parameter is there just to avoid warnings about discarded values and can be ignored by method users. The method has 2 versions / name overloads. The default start for the index is 0 if just the function parameter is passed. The second version name overload takes an Int for the first parameter list, to set the start value of the index. Note the function signature follows the foreach based convention of putting the collection element 2nd or last as seen for example in fold methods' (accumulator, element) => B signature.
- Inherited from:
- DataGen
The number of product elements in this collection. For example in a [[PolygonImp], this is the number of Pt2s in the Polygon
The number of product elements in this collection. For example in a [[PolygonImp], this is the number of Pt2s in the Polygon
- Definition Classes
- Inherited from:
- DataValueNs
Just a handy short cut to give the length of this collection as a string.
Just a handy short cut to give the length of this collection as a string.
- Inherited from:
- DataGen
Foreachs over the tail of the data sequence.
Foreachs over the tail of the data sequence.
- Inherited from:
- DataGen
foldLeft over the tail of the data sequence.
foldLeft over the tail of the data sequence.
- Inherited from:
- DataGen
The element String allows the composition of toString for the whole collection. The syntax of the output will be reworked.
The element String allows the composition of toString for the whole collection. The syntax of the output will be reworked.
- Inherited from:
- DataGen
- Inherited from:
- LinePathLike
Reverses the order of the elements in a new Array[Double] which is returned.
Reverses the order of the elements in a new Array[Double] which is returned.
- Inherited from:
- DataDblNs
Sets / mutates elements in the Arr. This method should rarely be needed by end users, but is used by the initialisation and factory methods.
Sets / mutates elements in the Arr. This method should rarely be needed by end users, but is used by the initialisation and factory methods.
- Inherited from:
- DataGen