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Vector3 vt1 = new Vector3(10, 20, 30);
Vector3 vt2 = new Vector3(10, 20, 40);
bool result = (vt1 == vt2);
//result is false
!= Operator - This operation compares two vector objects for inequality. Returns true if
the instances are not equal. The objects are defined as not equal if any of their X, Y, or Z
properties does not match the same property of the other.
Vector3 vt1 = new Vector3(10, 20, 30);
Vector3 vt2 = new Vector3(10, 20, 40);
bool result = (vt1 != vt2);
//result is true
double – This operation implicitly casts a Vector instance to an array of double
values containing the Vector X, Y, and Z properties. The double operator returns an
array of values representing the ordered properties of the vector. An exception will be
thrown if the size of the array does not match the number of properties output by the
double method. The operator is defined as:
public static implicit[ ] operator double(Vector3 arg);
Given a Vector3 defined to contain an X of 10, Y of 20, and Z of 30, the double
representation will be an array of {10, 20, 30}.
Vector3 vt1 = new Vector3(10, 20, 30);
Double[ ] dblArray = vt1;
//dblArray = { 10.0, 20.0, 30.0 }
Vector Operator (Vector2 or Vector3) – The Vector operator will explicitly cast an array
of doubles to a Vector object. The values in the array will be defined as the X, Y, and Z
properties respectively. The array size must match the dimension of the Vector object,
i.e. two values for a Vector2 and three values for a Vector3. Otherwise an exception is
raised. The operator is defined as:
public static explicit operator Vector3 (double[ ] arg);
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