| current_spiral | R Documentation |
Get the current spiral object
current_spiral()
The returned value is an object of spiral reference class. The following methods might be useful (assume the object is named s):
s$curve(): It returns the radius for given angles (in radians).
s$spiral_length(): It returns the length of the spiral (from the origin) for a given angle (in radians), thus if you want to get the length of a spiral segment,
it will be s$spiral_length(theta2) - s$spiral_length(theta1).
Also there are the following meta-data for the current spiral:
s$xlim: Data range.
s$xrange: s$xlim[2] - s$xlim[1].
s$theta_lim: The corresponding range of theta.
s$theta_range: s$theta_lim[2] - s$theta_lim[1].
s$spiral_length_lim: The corresponding range of spiral length.
s$spiral_length_range: s$spiral_length_lim[2] - s$spiral_length_lim[1].
s$max_radius: Radius at s$theta_lim[2].
A spiral object.
spiral_initialize()
s = current_spiral()
s$curve(2*pi*2)
s$spiral_length(2*pi*2)
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