Python Point._distance_to Examples

Example #1

def test_polar_coord_to():
    apoint = Point(50, 50)
    bpoint = Point(87, 78)
    angle = apoint._angle_with(bpoint)
    distance = apoint._distance_to(bpoint)
    assert apoint.polar_coord_of(bpoint)['angle'] == angle
    assert apoint.polar_coord_of(bpoint)['distance'] == distance

Example #2

File: test_network.py Project: poussin87/haptiq

def test_polar_coord_to():
    apoint = Point(50, 50)
    bpoint = Point(87, 78)
    angle = apoint._angle_with(bpoint)
    distance = apoint._distance_to(bpoint)
    assert apoint.polar_coord_of(bpoint)['angle'] == angle
    assert apoint.polar_coord_of(bpoint)['distance'] == distance

Example #3

def test_point_distance():
    apoint = Point(50, 50)
    bpoint = Point(50, 50)
    assert apoint == bpoint
    bpoint.x = 10
    assert apoint != bpoint
    apoint = Point(50.197, 50.197)
    data = [
        Point(60.197, 50.197),
        Point(40.197, 50.197),
        Point(50.197, 60.197),
        Point(50.197, 40.197)
    ]
    for pt in data:
        assert apoint._distance_to(pt) == 10, "failed for {}".format(str(pt))
        assert pt._distance_to(apoint) == 10
    assert apoint._distance_to(Point(50, 50)) != 0

Example #4

File: test_network.py Project: poussin87/haptiq

def test_point_distance():
    apoint = Point(50, 50)
    bpoint = Point(50, 50)
    assert apoint == bpoint
    bpoint.x = 10
    assert apoint != bpoint
    apoint = Point(50.197, 50.197)
    data = [
        Point(60.197, 50.197),
        Point(40.197, 50.197),
        Point(50.197, 60.197),
        Point(50.197, 40.197)
    ]
    for pt in data:
        assert apoint._distance_to(pt) == 10, "failed for {}".format(str(pt))
        assert pt._distance_to(apoint) == 10
    assert apoint._distance_to(Point(50, 50)) != 0