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package net.sf.drawj2d.cmd.statics;
import org.hecl.*;
/**
* StatAddCmd implements the "stat.add", which
* returns the force vector sum and a valid application point.
* Any force is expected in the order "x0 y0 Fx Fy".
*/
public class StatAddCmd implements Command {
boolean debug = false;
public StatAddCmd () {
}
@Override
public Thing cmdCode(Interp interp, Thing[] argv) throws HeclException {
assert argv.length > 0;
if (debug) System.out.println(argv[0].toString());
if (argv.length < 1+1) throw new HeclException ("Illegal nb of arguments.");
clKraft[] Flist = new clKraft[argv.length - 1];
for (int i = 1; i < argv.length; i++) {
Thing[] currentargv = ListThing.getArray(argv[i]);
if (currentargv.length != 4) throw new HeclException ("Illegal argument format. \"x0 y0 Fx Fy\" (all numbers) expected.");
double Fx = NumberThing.asNumber(currentargv[2]).doubleValue();
double Fy = NumberThing.asNumber(currentargv[3]).doubleValue();
double x0 = NumberThing.asNumber(currentargv[0]).doubleValue();
double y0 = NumberThing.asNumber(currentargv[1]).doubleValue();
Flist[i-1] = new clKraft(Fx, Fy, x0, y0);
}
clResultierende res = new clResultierende();
for (clKraft Fi : Flist) {
res.add(Fi);
}
double[] R = res.F();
double[] point = res.pkt();
String Rxstr = StringThing.get(DoubleThing.create(R[0]));
String Rystr = StringThing.get(DoubleThing.create(R[1]));
String xstr = StringThing.get(DoubleThing.create(point[0]));
String ystr = StringThing.get(DoubleThing.create(point[1]));
String answer = xstr + " " + ystr + " " + Rxstr + " " + Rystr;
return new Thing(answer);
}
}
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