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package seng302.Model;
/**
* Represents an azimuth.
* If treated as an absolute azimuth this is the angle between north and a target point.
* If treated as a relative azimuth, this is the angle between from one target point to the other.
* It has the interval [-180, 180) degrees, and clockwise is positive.
*/
public class Azimuth extends Angle{
/**
* Ctor.
* This is protected because you need to use the static helper functions {@link #fromDegrees(double)} and {@link #fromRadians(double)} to construct an Azimuth object.
*
* @param degrees The value, in degrees, to initialize this Azimuth object with.
*/
protected Azimuth(double degrees) {
super(degrees);
}
/**
* Converts an angle in degrees into an angle in degrees in the correct interval for an azimuth - [-180, 180).
* E.g., converts -183 to 177, or converts 250 to -110, or converts 180 to -180.
* @param degrees Degree value to convert.
* @return Degree value in interval [-180, 180).
*/
public static double toAzimuthInterval(double degrees) {
return Angle.toPeriodicInterval(degrees, -180d, 180d, 360d);
}
/**
* Constructs an Azimuth object from an angle value in degrees.
* @param degrees Azimuth value in degrees.
* @return Azimuth object.
*/
public static Azimuth fromDegrees(double degrees) {
//Ensure the angle is in the correct interval.
double degreesInInterval = Azimuth.toAzimuthInterval(degrees);
Azimuth azimuth = new Azimuth(degreesInInterval);
return azimuth;
}
/**
* Constructs an Azimuth object from an angle value in radians.
* @param radians Azimuth value in radians.
* @return Azimuth object.
*/
public static Azimuth fromRadians(double radians) {
return Azimuth.fromDegrees(Math.toDegrees(radians));
}
/**
* Constructs an Azimuth object from a Bearing object.
* @param bearing Bearing object to read value from.
* @return Azimuth object.
*/
public static Azimuth fromBearing(Bearing bearing) {
return Azimuth.fromDegrees(bearing.degrees());
}
}