/// <summary>
/// Space the given objects vertically, starting at the given initial position and
/// with the given amount of space between each object.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="spacing"></param>
/// <param name="initialPosition"></param>
/// <param name="direction"></param>
/// <param name="coordinateSpace"></param>
/// <param name="positionals"></param>
public static void SpaceVertically(float spacing
, Vector2 initialPosition
, VerticalSpacingDirection direction = VerticalSpacingDirection.Down
, CoordinateSpace coordinateSpace = CoordinateSpace.TargetSpace
, params IPositional[] positionals)
{
// NOTE: Should this really be "world down" (i.e. decreasing the y coordinates), which is
// visually moving up, or "visual down" (i.e. increasing the y coordinate)?
Vector2 dir = new Vector2(0, 1) * (direction == VerticalSpacingDirection.Down ? 1 : -1);
SpaceInDirection(spacing, initialPosition, dir, coordinateSpace, positionals);
}
/// <summary>
/// Space the given objects vertically, starting at the given initial position and
/// with the given amount of space between each object.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="spacing"></param>
/// <param name="initialPosition"></param>
/// <param name="direction"></param>
/// <param name="coordinateSpace"></param>
/// <param name="positionals"></param>
public static void SpaceVertically( float spacing
, Vector2 initialPosition
, VerticalSpacingDirection direction = VerticalSpacingDirection.Down
, CoordinateSpace coordinateSpace = CoordinateSpace.TargetSpace
, params IPositional[] positionals )
{
// NOTE: Should this really be "world down" (i.e. decreasing the y coordinates), which is
// visually moving up, or "visual down" (i.e. increasing the y coordinate)?
Vector2 dir = new Vector2(0, 1) * (direction == VerticalSpacingDirection.Down ? 1 : -1);
SpaceInDirection(spacing, initialPosition, dir, coordinateSpace, positionals);
}
