Triangle

A Triangle is composed of three Points defining three sides and three angles.
Its main methods are into_euk() and work_out_euk_box().

The labels that are displayable along the sides and in the angles allow to draw a Triangle of a desired shape and display other datas, as in a sketch.

Possible args for __init__():

• another Triangle
• ((str, str, str), {'side0':nb0, 'angle1':nb1, 'side1':nb2})

The three strings will be the vertices' names; nb0 and nb2 will be side0's and side1's lengths; nb1 will be the measure of angle1.

other possibilities to create a Triangle will be implemented...

Options:

• rotate_around_barycenter='randomly'|nb: to let the Triangle rotate around its barycenter

Fields:

• vertex0, vertex1, vertex2: (read-only) the vertices of the Triangle (as Points)
• vertices: (read-only) the vertices of the Triangle (as a list of Points)
• angle0, angle1, angle2: (read-only) the angles of the Triangle (as Angles)
• angles: (read-only) the angles of the Triangle (as a list of Angles)
• side0, side1, side2: (read-only) the sides of the Triangle (as Segments)
• sides: (read-only) the sides of the Triangle (as a list of Segments)
• rotation_angle: (read-only) this is used to rotate the Triangle around its barycenter, to allow the displaying of Triangles in any position

Debugging info: no dbg_str() method, so far

Check Triangle's complete doc

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