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/*
*/
 
//#include <stdlib.h>
//#include <stdio.h>
 
#include "polyUtil.h"
 
Real area(Real A[2], Real B[2], Real C[2])
{
  Real Bx, By, Cx, Cy;
  Bx = B[0] - A[0];
  By = B[1] - A[1];
  Cx = C[0] - A[0];
  Cy = C[1] - A[1];
  return Bx*Cy - Cx*By;
 
/*  return (B[0]-A[0])*(C[1]-A[1]) - (C[0]-A[0])*(B[1]-A[1]);*/
}
 
/*given a directed line A->B, and a point P, 
 *determine whether P is to the left of AB.
 *the line A->B (imagine it has beedn extended both 
 *end to the infinity) divides the plan into two 
 *half planes. When we walk from A to B, one
 *half is to the left and the other half is to the right.
 *return 1 if P is to the left.
 *if P is on AB, 0 is returned.
 */
Int pointLeftLine(Real A[2], Real B[2],  Real P[2])
{
  if(area(A, B, P) >0) return 1;
  else return 0;
}
 
/*given two directed line: A -> B -> C, and another point P.
 *determine whether P is to the left hand side of A->B->C.
 *Think of BA and BC extended as two rays. So that the plane is
 * divided into two parts. One part is to the left we  walk from A 
 *to B and to C, the other part is to the right.
 * In order for P to be the left, P must be either to the left 
 *of 
 */
Int pointLeft2Lines(Real A[2], Real B[2], Real C[2], Real P[2])
{
  Int C_left_AB = (area(A, B, C)>0);
  Int P_left_AB = (area(A, B, P)>0);
  Int P_left_BC = (area(B, C, P)>0);
 
  if(C_left_AB)
    {
      return (P_left_AB && P_left_BC);
    }
  else
    return  (P_left_AB || P_left_BC);
}