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July 4, 2019 14:52
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Put any numeral between two intervals, exactly like a numeric compass [0° <-> 360°] behavior.
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extension Numeric where Self: Comparable /* NORMALIZER */ { | |
/// normalize the current value between a min and a max interval, by adding optionaly a value. this works just like the compass normalization. for Ex, 357°, by adding +4 became 1° for [0 - 360] interval | |
/// | |
/// - Parameters: | |
/// - value: the value to add | |
/// - min: the minimum interval | |
/// - max: the maximum interval | |
/// - Returns: the new, transformed and normalized value | |
func norm(byAdding value: Self,_ min: Self = 0, _ max: Self = 360) -> Self { | |
let this = self + value | |
return this.norm(min, max) | |
} | |
/// normalize the current value between a min and a max interval. This works just like the compass normalization. for Ex, -1° became 359° for [0 - 360] interval | |
/// | |
/// - Parameters: | |
/// - min: the minimum interval | |
/// - max: the maximum interval | |
/// - Returns: the new, transformed and normalized value | |
func norm(_ min: Self = 0, _ max: Self = 360) -> Self { | |
var this = self | |
while this < min { | |
this += max | |
} | |
while this > max { | |
this -= max | |
} | |
return this | |
} | |
} |
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