getBioNetNodeLinkLine: Get X and Y Coordinates for An Arrow between Two Nodes
In caOmicsV: Visualization of multi-dimentional cancer genomics data

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Calculate x and y coordinates for an customized arrow head and tail with defined length to connect two nodes.

1	getBioNetNodeLinkLine(lineX, lineY, arrowSize=1, lineLength)

`lineX`	numeric vector, x coordinates of the link line
`lineY`	numeric vector, y coordinates of the link line
`arrowSize`	non-negative numeric, scaling factor for arrow size, default 1
`lineLength`	non negative integer, the length of link line

An arrow is drawn as a polygon. By default, the arrow is in inside of a circle (radius 1) without tail and it points to radian 0. The tail, if any, will be added to the left.

A two dimensional numeric matrix for x and y coordinates of the arrow.

Henry Zhang

    from <- c(1, 1)
    to   <- c(2, 2)
    lineX <- seq(from[1], to[1], 1000)
    lineY <- seq(from[2], to[2], 1000)

    lineLength <- sqrt((from[1]-to[1])^2 + (from[2]-to[2])^2)
    positions <- getBioNetNodeLinkLine(lineX, lineY, arrowSize=1, lineLength)