Source code for flatsurf.graphical.surface_point

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from sage.plot.point import point2d




class GraphicalSurfacePoint:
    def __init__(self, surface_point, graphical_surface=None):
        r"""
        Create a graphical segment from SurfacePoint.

        If a graphical_surface is provided the point is created on the graphical surface.
        Otherwise, we create it on the default graphical surface.
        """
        if graphical_surface is None:
            self._gs = surface_point.surface().graphical_surface()
        else:
            if surface_point.surface() != graphical_surface.get_surface():
                raise ValueError
            self._gs = graphical_surface
        self._sp = surface_point



    def surface_point(self):
        r"""
        Return the underlying SurfacePoint.
        """
        return self._sp




    def points(self):
        r"""Return the list of points as RDF vectors."""
        point_list = []
        for label in self._sp.labels():
            if self._gs.is_visible(label):
                for coord in self._sp.coordinates(label):
                    point_list.append(
                        self._gs.graphical_polygon(label).transform(coord)
                    )
        return point_list




    def plot(self, **options):
        r"""
        Plot the point (which might involve drawing several dots).

        The options are passed to point2d.

        If no "zorder" option is provided then we set "zorder" to 50.
        """
        if "zorder" not in options:
            options["zorder"] = 50
        return point2d(points=self.points(), **options)