class methods
- ofMatrix3x3()
- determinant()
- entrywiseTimes()
- inverse()
- invert()
- operator*()
- operator*=()
- operator+()
- operator+=()
- operator-()
- operator-=()
- operator/()
- operator/=()
- operator[]()
- set()
- transpose()
variables
The 3x3 matrix can hold the values needed to transform a 2d vertex, which is pretty handy when you want to do things like move vertices around, rotate them, etc. The 3x3 is pretty important because it allows you to have both a rotation and a transformation in the same little old object. You won't see them used a great deal because it's usually easier to use the rotate() and translate() methods of ofVec2f but they are handy sometimes. You'll probably see the ofMatrix4x4 used more often, because it allows you to represent a camera or a projection mathematically, and that's pretty useful in doing 3d graphics. They're also used in ofxOpenCv sometimes to represent information about cameras.
Documentation from code comments
A 3x3 Matrix
The layout is like this:
[ a b c ]
[ d e f ]
[ g h i ]
ofMatrix3x3(...)
ofMatrix3x3::ofMatrix3x3(float _a, float _b, float _c, float _d, float _e, float _f, float _g, float _h, float _i)
Documentation from code comments
\name Constructor {
determinant()
float ofMatrix3x3::determinant()
entrywiseTimes(...)
ofMatrix3x3 ofMatrix3x3::entrywiseTimes(const ofMatrix3x3 &A)
Documentation from code comments
Multiply a matrix by a matrix entry by entry (i.e. aa, bb, c*c...)
This is referred to as an entrywise, Hadamard, or Schur product.
inverse(...)
ofMatrix3x3 ofMatrix3x3::inverse(const ofMatrix3x3 &A)
Documentation from code comments
Inverse of a 3x3 matrix
the inverse is the adjoint divided through the determinant find the matrix of minors (minor = determinant of 2x2 matrix of the 2 rows/colums current element is NOT in) turn them in cofactors (= change some of the signs) find the adjoint by transposing the matrix of cofactors divide this through the determinant to get the inverse
See also: invert();
operator*(...)
ofMatrix3x3 ofMatrix3x3::operator*(const ofMatrix3x3 &B)
Documentation from code comments
Multiply a 3x3 matrix with a 3x3 matrix
operator*(...)
ofMatrix3x3 ofMatrix3x3::operator*(float scalar)
Documentation from code comments
Multiply a matrix with a scalar
operator*=(...)
void ofMatrix3x3::operator*=(const ofMatrix3x3 &B)
Documentation from code comments
Multiply a matrix by a matrix this = this*B (in that order)
operator*=(...)
void ofMatrix3x3::operator*=(float scalar)
Documentation from code comments
Multiply a matrix by a scalar (multiples all entries by scalar)
operator+(...)
ofMatrix3x3 ofMatrix3x3::operator+(const ofMatrix3x3 &B)
Documentation from code comments
Add two matrices
operator+=(...)
void ofMatrix3x3::operator+=(const ofMatrix3x3 &B)
Documentation from code comments
Add matrix to existing matrix
operator-(...)
ofMatrix3x3 ofMatrix3x3::operator-(const ofMatrix3x3 &B)
Documentation from code comments
Subtract two matrices
operator-=(...)
void ofMatrix3x3::operator-=(const ofMatrix3x3 &B)
Documentation from code comments
Subtract matrix from existing matrix
operator/(...)
ofMatrix3x3 ofMatrix3x3::operator/(float scalar)
Documentation from code comments
Divide a matrix through a scalar
set(...)
void ofMatrix3x3::set(float _a, float _b, float _c, float _d, float _e, float _f, float _g, float _h, float _i)
Documentation from code comments
\name Matrix access {
transpose()
void ofMatrix3x3::transpose()
Documentation from code comments
Transpose the matrix
This changes the matrix.
[ a b c ]T [ a d g ]
[ d e f ] = [ b e h ]
[ g h i ] [ c f i ]
transpose(...)
ofMatrix3x3 ofMatrix3x3::transpose(const ofMatrix3x3 &A)
Documentation from code comments
Transpose without changing the matrix. Uses the "swap" method with additions and subtractions to swap the elements that aren't on the main diagonal.
Returns: transposed matrix.
Last updated 星期六, 17 八月 2024 20:47:43 UTC - 99bfb4fd7929e233b87b05758efc36f91505592e
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