23 Mar
2004
23 Mar
'04
10:41 a.m.
hi marius,
the internal [atan2] just takes its inputs as "x y" (or you can read them "real imaginary") -- a bit more naturally, perhaps, than the C function, which is atan2(y, x).
Btw, there is a, `weird' as would IOhanness say, compatibility issue here too, bacause in max, [atan2] takes inputs as "y x". Same for sickles/atan2~... having Atan2 in hammer would clarify this incompatibility (although people tend to use cartopol rather than atan2?).
k
marius schebella wrote: ...
I assume this is a known bug (or is it a feature), that the atan2-object takes its arguments twisted. like [3 2( --> [atan2] is not the same as [expr atan2(3,2)]. what lovely source of error...