The following example of the PlaneGeometry applet demonstrates the various shapes available in this framework. Some of the points lie on, and are restricted to move on, various shapes. Others lie at the intersection of two shapes. Try dragging some of the objects to see how the rest of the objects interact.
Here are the java classes and source for these objects.
Java Source | Class File | Description |
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Geometry1.java | Geometry1.class | Sample Plane Geometry Applet |
GeometryWindow.java | GeometryWindow.class | Geometry Canvas Class -- gives plane Geometry Coordinates |
shape.java | shape.class | SuperClass for the shape library |
point.java | point.class | Geometrical Point |
line.java | line.class | Geometrical Line |
segment.java | segment.class | Geometrical segment |
ray.java | ray.class | Geometrical ray |
circle.java | circle.class | Geometrical circle |
pointOnShape.java | pointOnShape.class | SuperClass for points which are restricted to lie on another shape |
pointOnLine.java | pointOnLine.class | Point which is restricted to a line, segment or ray |
pointOnCircle.java | pointOnCircle.class | Point which is restricted to a circle |
intersectionPoint.java | intersectionPoint.class | Point which lies at the intersection of two shapes |
gMath.java | gMath.class | Miscellaneous Math Functions for Geometry |