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Object Oriented Programming in C++

This document describes the implementation of Point, Line, and Rectangle classes in C++ with methods to draw, move, and rotate geometric shapes. It includes code for the class definitions and implementations of common methods like draw(), move(), and rotate(). It also provides examples of using these classes and methods to move and rotate a point, line, and rectangle, outputting the results to the console and Matlab files for visualization of the transformations.

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Object Oriented Programming in C++

This document describes the implementation of Point, Line, and Rectangle classes in C++ with methods to draw, move, and rotate geometric shapes. It includes code for the class definitions and implementations of common methods like draw(), move(), and rotate(). It also provides examples of using these classes and methods to move and rotate a point, line, and rectangle, outputting the results to the console and Matlab files for visualization of the transformations.

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Point class implementation


#define _USE_MATH_DEFINES
#include "Point.h"
#include <iostream>
#include <math.h>
#include <fstream>

Drawing::Point::Point()
{
this->itsX = 0.0;
this->itsY = 0.0;
}

Drawing::Point::Point(double x, double y)
{
this->itsX = x;
this->itsY = y;
}

void Drawing::Point::draw() const


{
std::cout << "X: " << this->itsX << " Y: " << this->itsY << std::endl;
}

void Drawing::Point::move(double dx, double dy)


{
this->itsX += dx;
this->itsY += dy;

std::ofstream matlabFile;
matlabFile.open("movedPoint.m");
matlabFile << "plot(" << this->itsX << "," << this->itsY << ", 'ro')\n";
matlabFile << "axis equal\n";
matlabFile << "grid on\n";
matlabFile << "set(gca, 'ytick', 0:10)";
matlabFile.close();
}

void Drawing::Point::rotate(Point const& center, double angle)


{
double angleRad = angle * M_PI / 180;
double tiltAng = atan((this->itsY - center.getY()) / (this->itsX - center.getX()));
double dist = sqrt(pow(this->itsX - center.getX(),2) + pow(this->itsY - center.getY(), 2));
this->itsX = (dist * cos(angleRad + tiltAng)) + center.getX();
this->itsY = (dist * sin(angleRad + tiltAng)) + center.getY();

std::ofstream matlabFile;
matlabFile.open("rotatedPoint.m");
matlabFile << "plot(" << this->itsX << "," << this->itsY << ", 'ro')\n";
matlabFile << "axis equal\n";
matlabFile << "grid on\n";
matlabFile << "set(gca, 'ytick', 0:10)";
matlabFile.close();
}

double Drawing::Point::getX() const


{
return this->itsX;
}

double Drawing::Point::getY() const


{
return this->itsY;
}

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Point class testing

Move Function
Moving point (5, 6) by 1 unit to the right and 2 units to the bottom.
Main code:
int main()
{
Point pointRed = Point{ 5,6 };
pointRed.draw();
pointRed.move(1,-2);
pointRed.draw();
return 0;
}

Console and Matlab file output:

Graphical representation:

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Rotate Function
Rotating the point (4, 2) by π/2 or 90° with respect of point (2, 3).
Main code:
int main()
{
Point pointRed = Point{ 4,2 };
pointRed.draw();
Point pointBlue = Point{ 2,3 };
pointBlue.draw();
pointRed.rotate(pointBlue, 90);
pointRed.draw();
return 0;
}

Console and Matlab file output:

Graphical representation:

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Line class implementation


#include "Line.h"
#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>

Drawing::Line::Line()
{
this->itsStartPoint = Point{ 0,0 };
this->itsEndPoint = Point{ 0,0 };
}

Drawing::Line::Line(Point const& p1, Point const& p2)


{
this->itsStartPoint = p1;
this->itsEndPoint = p2;
}

void Drawing::Line::draw() const


{
std::cout << "Line startPoint ";
this->itsStartPoint.draw();
std::cout << "Line endPoint ";
this->itsEndPoint.draw();
}

void Drawing::Line::move(double dx, double dy)


{
this->itsStartPoint.move(dx, dy);
this->itsEndPoint.move(dx, dy);

std::ofstream matlabFile;
matlabFile.open("movedLine.m");
matlabFile << "x = linspace(" << this->itsStartPoint.getX() << "," << this->itsEndPoint.getX() <<
");\n";
matlabFile << "y = linspace(" << this->itsStartPoint.getY() << "," << this->itsEndPoint.getY() <<
");\n";
matlabFile << "plot(x, y, 'r-');\n";
matlabFile << "axis equal\n";
matlabFile << "grid on\n";
matlabFile << "set(gca, 'ytick', 0:10)\n";
matlabFile.close();
}

void Drawing::Line::rotate(Point const& center, double angle)


{
this->itsStartPoint.rotate(center, angle);
this->itsEndPoint.rotate(center, angle);

std::ofstream matlabFile;
matlabFile.open("rotatedLine.m");
matlabFile << "x = linspace(" << this->itsStartPoint.getX() << "," << this->itsEndPoint.getX() <<
");\n";
matlabFile << "y = linspace(" << this->itsStartPoint.getY() << "," << this->itsEndPoint.getY() <<
");\n";
matlabFile << "plot(x, y, 'r-');\n";
matlabFile << "axis equal\n";
matlabFile << "grid on\n";
matlabFile << "set(gca, 'ytick', 0:10)\n";
matlabFile.close();
}

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Line class testing

Move Function
Moving line (4, 2)->(6,3) by 3 units to the left and 2 units to the bottom.
Main code:
int main()
{
Line lineRed = Line{ Point{4,2}, Point{6,3} };
lineRed.draw();
lineRed.move(-3, -2);
lineRed.draw();
return 0;
}

Console and Matlab file output:

Graphical representation:

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Rotate Function
Rotating line (4, 2)->(6,3) by π/2 or 90° with respect of point (2, 3).
Main code:
int main()
{
Line lineRed = Line{ Point{4,2}, Point{6,3} };
lineRed.draw();
lineRed.rotate(Point{ 2, 3 }, 90);
lineRed.draw();
return 0;
}

Console and Matlab file output:

Graphical representation:

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Rectangle class implementation


#include "Rectangle.h"
#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>

Drawing::Rectangle::Rectangle(Point const& p1, Point const& p2)


{
this->itsSides[0] = Line{ p1, Point{p2.getX(), p1.getY()} };
this->itsSides[1] = Line{ Point{p2.getX(), p1.getY()}, p2 };
this->itsSides[2] = Line{ p2, Point{p1.getX(), p2.getY()} };
this->itsSides[3] = Line{ Point{p1.getX(), p2.getY()}, p1 };
}

void Drawing::Rectangle::draw() const


{
for (int i=0; i < 4; i++)
{
std::cout << "Rectangle Line " << i+1 << std::endl;
this->itsSides[i].draw();
}
std::cout << std::endl;
}

void Drawing::Rectangle::move(double dx, double dy)


{
for (int i = 0; i < 4; i++)
{
this->itsSides[i].move(dx, dy);

std::ofstream matlabFile;
matlabFile.open("movedRectangle.m");
matlabFile << "x = linspace(" << this->itsSides[0].getStartPoint().getX() << "," << this-
>itsSides[0].getEndPoint().getX() << ");\n";
matlabFile << "y = linspace(" << this->itsSides[0].getStartPoint().getY() << "," << this-
>itsSides[0].getEndPoint().getY() << ");\n";
matlabFile << "plot(x,y,'r-');\n";
matlabFile << "hold on\n";
matlabFile << "x = linspace(" << this->itsSides[1].getStartPoint().getX() << "," << this-
>itsSides[1].getEndPoint().getX() << ");\n";
matlabFile << "y = linspace(" << this->itsSides[1].getStartPoint().getY() << "," << this-
>itsSides[1].getEndPoint().getY() << ");\n";
matlabFile << "plot(x,y,'r-');\n";
matlabFile << "hold on\n";
matlabFile << "x = linspace(" << this->itsSides[2].getStartPoint().getX() << "," << this-
>itsSides[2].getEndPoint().getX() << ");\n";
matlabFile << "y = linspace(" << this->itsSides[2].getStartPoint().getY() << "," << this-
>itsSides[2].getEndPoint().getY() << ");\n";
matlabFile << "plot(x,y,'r-');\n";
matlabFile << "hold on\n";
matlabFile << "x = linspace(" << this->itsSides[3].getStartPoint().getX() << "," << this-
>itsSides[3].getEndPoint().getX() << ");\n";
matlabFile << "y = linspace(" << this->itsSides[3].getStartPoint().getY() << "," << this-
>itsSides[3].getEndPoint().getY() << ");\n";
matlabFile << "plot(x,y,'r-');\n";
matlabFile << "axis equal\n";
matlabFile << "grid on\n";
matlabFile << "set(gca, 'ytick', 0:10)\n";
matlabFile.close();
}
}

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void Drawing::Rectangle::rotate(Point const& center, double angle)


{
for (int i = 0; i < 4; i++)
{
this->itsSides[i].rotate(center, angle);
}
std::ofstream matlabFile;
matlabFile.open("rotatedRectangle.m");
matlabFile << "x = linspace(" << this->itsSides[0].getStartPoint().getX() << "," << this-
>itsSides[0].getEndPoint().getX() << ");\n";
matlabFile << "y = linspace(" << this->itsSides[0].getStartPoint().getY() << "," << this-
>itsSides[0].getEndPoint().getY() << ");\n";
matlabFile << "plot(x,y,'r-');\n";
matlabFile << "hold on\n";
matlabFile << "x = linspace(" << this->itsSides[1].getStartPoint().getX() << "," << this-
>itsSides[1].getEndPoint().getX() << ");\n";
matlabFile << "y = linspace(" << this->itsSides[1].getStartPoint().getY() << "," << this-
>itsSides[1].getEndPoint().getY() << ");\n";
matlabFile << "plot(x,y,'r-');\n";
matlabFile << "hold on\n";
matlabFile << "x = linspace(" << this->itsSides[2].getStartPoint().getX() << "," << this-
>itsSides[2].getEndPoint().getX() << ");\n";
matlabFile << "y = linspace(" << this->itsSides[2].getStartPoint().getY() << "," << this-
>itsSides[2].getEndPoint().getY() << ");\n";
matlabFile << "plot(x,y,'r-');\n";
matlabFile << "hold on\n";
matlabFile << "x = linspace(" << this->itsSides[3].getStartPoint().getX() << "," << this-
>itsSides[3].getEndPoint().getX() << ");\n";
matlabFile << "y = linspace(" << this->itsSides[3].getStartPoint().getY() << "," << this-
>itsSides[3].getEndPoint().getY() << ");\n";
matlabFile << "plot(x,y,'r-');\n";
matlabFile << "axis equal\n";
matlabFile << "grid on\n";
matlabFile << "set(gca, 'ytick', 0:10)\n";
matlabFile.close();
}

Rectangle class testing

Move Function
Moving rectangle with corners (6, 3), (10, 3), (10, 5) and (6, 5) by 2 units to the left and 1 unit
to the bottom.
Main code:
int main()
{
Rectangle rectRed = Rectangle{ Point{6,3} , Point{10,5} };
rectRed.draw();
rectRed.move(-2, -1);
rectRed.draw();
return 0;
}

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Console and Matlab file output:

Graphical representation:

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Rotate Function
Rotating Rectangle with corners (6, 3), (10, 3), (10, 5) and (6, 5) by π/3 or 60° with respect of
point (3, 2).
Main code:
int main()
{
Rectangle rectRed = Rectangle{ Point{6,3} , Point{10,5} };
rectRed.draw();
Point pointBlue = Point{ 3, 2 };
pointBlue.draw();
rectRed.rotate(pointBlue, 60);
rectRed.draw();
return 0;
}

Console and Matlab file output:

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Graphical representation:

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