//Since the grid is "infinite", we need a way to add some sort of boundaries to our calculations.
//We will use the highest and lowest x and y points to do this and draw a square around the largest possible area
//in the entire grid. This master grid will contain all other coordinates since its corners are using the highest and lowest points
//available.
public void InitMasterGrid(bool lazy = false)
{
var maxX = Coordinates.Aggregate((agg, next) => next.x >= agg.x ? next : agg);
var maxY = Coordinates.Aggregate((agg, next) => next.y >= agg.y ? next : agg);
var minX = Coordinates.Aggregate((agg, next) => next.x <= agg.x ? next : agg);
var minY = Coordinates.Aggregate((agg, next) => next.y <= agg.y ? next : agg);
Grid = new MasterGrid(maxX.x, maxY.y, minX.x, minY.y);
Console.WriteLine(
$"Max X: {maxX.x} {maxX} | Max Y: {maxY.y} {maxY} | Min X: {minX.x} {minX}| Min Y: {minY.y} {minY}");
if (lazy)
{
return;
}
Grid.InitGridData(Coordinates);
Grid.FillGrid(Coordinates);
}
