Here's the definition:
public PBounds(Point2D aCenterPoint, double insetX, double insetY)
{
this(aCenterPoint.getX(), aCenterPoint.getY(), 0, 0);
inset(insetX, insetY);
}
The only place it's called from from within the framework is:
public PPickPath pick(double x, double y, double halo) {
PBounds b = new PBounds(new Point2D.Double(x, y), -halo, -
halo);
...
What the hell is that?
If you pass it, what I consider pretty reasonable values of new PBounds
(new Point2D.Double(), 10, 10);
I'd expect to get a square with -10, -10 as its top left and a width/
height of 20, what you get instead is a square located at 10, 10 with
a width/height of -20.
Uh... maybe this should be written to guarantee a positive width,
height, which would remove the requirement to negate the insets every
time you want to use this constructor.
Thoughts?
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