Figures

The figures functions are made to handle figures made of points and calculate stuff like barycenter, points, Perimeter and others that we are working on!

Creating a Figure

figure.Figure()

This is the function to start creating figures. This function is very simple to be used, you just need to type in this with a variable to make the variable become the figure!

>>> FIGUREVAR = figure.Figure()
# This will create your figure

figure.addPoint(Point)

Figures are currently made of points, so if you need to make a figure have one more point, you will need to run addPoint

>>> FIGUREVAR.addPoint(point.Point(x,y))

The point that is added must be a GeoMath object, if it’s not, it won’t be recognized by the system.

figure.addPoints([Point1, Point2, ...])

If you want to add more than one point to an existing figure, you just need to run the command below. It will add the points to the assigned figure.

>>> FIGUREVAR.addPoints([point.Point(x,y), point.Point(x,y), ...])

The points that are added must be GeoMath objects, if they are not, they won’t be recognized by the system.

Figure Attributes

figure.Barycenter()

This function is very useful, if you need to calculate the barycenter of a figure, it can be done with just one line of code like this:

>>> FIGUREVAR.Barycenter()
# This will return your figure barycenter point

Functions Under Development

figure.Perimeter()

This function gets the perimeter of the figure that you have created with the points.

>>> FIGUREVAR.Perimeter()
# This will return your figure perimeter

figure.Area()

This function calculates the area of the figure that you have created with the points.

>>> FIGUREVAR.Area()
# This will return your figure perimeter