phystricks
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def | copy_parameters (f) |
This is part of the module phystricks. More... | |
def | sort_and_assert_real (f) |
The function Intersection has to return only points with real coordinates and have to sort these points. More... | |
def phystricks.src.Decorators.copy_parameters | ( | f | ) |
This is part of the module phystricks.
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Many objects can produce other objects, like a segment has an orthogonal segment or a circle has its parametric curve. This decorator makes a copy of the parameters of the old object to the new one. EXAMPLE Suppose the following in the class 'circle' @copy_parameters def parametric_curve(self,x): # compute the parametric curve return curve 'circle.parametric_curve(x)' will return a parametric curve with the same parameters as the initial circle. Like color, dashed, style, etc.
def phystricks.src.Decorators.sort_and_assert_real | ( | f | ) |
The function Intersection
has to return only points with real coordinates and have to sort these points.
This leads to code duplication because we create the point list in several different manners (with 'return' between them) depending on the passed parameters.