.. py:module:: rectangle

The class Rectangle
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The class :py:class:`Rectangle`  represents a rectangle of the 2D space through its center, width, height and color.

.. py:class::  Rectangle(center, width, height, color)
	      
   .. rubric:: Class methods:

   .. py:method:: from_dict(dic)

      returns a Rectangle from a :py:class:`dict`
   
   .. rubric:: Attributes:   
   	    
   .. py:attribute:: color
		  
      the color of the rectangle, an (R, G, B) tuple 

   .. py:attribute:: center
		  
      the center of the rectangle (:py:class:`Point`)

   .. py:attribute:: width
		  
      the width of the rectangle (:py:class:`float`)

   .. py:attribute:: height
		  
      the height of the rectangle (:py:class:`float`)
      
   .. rubric:: Methods:
      
   .. py:method:: to_dict()

      Returns a :py:class:`dict` representing the rectangle

   .. py:method:: vmin()

      Returns a point with the smallest coordinates of the rectangle :py:class:`Point`

   .. py:method:: vmax()

      Returns a Ppoint with the largest coordinates of the rectangle :py:class:`Point`

   .. py:method:: aspect_ratio()

      Returns the ratio width by height of the rectangle      

   .. py:method:: viewport_transform(width, height)
		  
      Returns a transformation matrix that represents the geometric transformation of rasterization
      of the rectangle into a viewport of the given width and height
      
   .. py:method:: fitting_window(asp)

      To be implemented. Given an aspect ratio it returns the smallest possible centered rectangle
      that encloses the rectangle but fits the aspect ratio. To do so, it adds margins
      at top and bottom or right and left to get the desired aspect ratio.

   .. py:method:: rasterization(mtx)

      To be implemented. Returns a list of pixels :py:class:`~point.Point` made of the pixels of the rectangle's rasterization
      with the given window-to -viewport transformations matrix mtx

      
   The class supports the method :py:class:`str` and the comparison operator  `==`.

The class :py:class:`Rectangle` is implemented in the file :download:`rectangle.py <rectangle.py>`. 


You can pass the tests of the following test files :download:`test-rectangle.txt <test-rectangle.txt>`.