Tests if this ray contains the specified point.
Tests if this ray contains the specified point.
Tests if this ray encloses the other.
Tests if this ray encloses the other. A ray encloses another if it contains all points contained by the other.
Tests if this ray intersects the other.
Tests if this ray intersects the other. Rays intersect if they share any points in common. Said another way, rays intersect if they overlap.
Returns the ray tangent to this one, if such a ray exists.
Tests if this ray is tangent to the other.
Tests if this ray is tangent to the other. Rays are tangent if they do not contain any points in common, but all points are contained by one of the rays.
Tests if this ray is connected to the other.
Tests if this ray is connected to the other. Rays are connected if they intersect, or are tangent.
A bounded subset of a continuous, infinite, and total-ordered values. A ray is composed of a single bound and a direction. The ray may either point in the
Lesser
direction, towards smaller values, or in theGreater
direction, towards larger values. Thus, if the ray points in theGreater
direction, it is bounded below, whereas a ray pointing in theGreater
direction is bounded above. A ray's bound can potentially be unbounded, in which case the ray is equivalent to a line.type of values contained in the continuous, infinite, total-ordered set which the ray operates on.