问题
How to get point A, B , C, and D?
if AB and CD are perpendicular to p0p1.
Assume p0A, p0B, p1C, and p1D have normalized length
回答1:
The direction of the line is given by d = normalize(p1 - p0). To calculate a perpendicular vector we can use the cross product with (0, 0, 1). Which results in:
d_left = (-d.y, d.x)
d_right = (d.y, -d.x)
You haven't said how your coordinate system is aligned, so d_left might become d_right and vice versa.
You then get the desired points with:
A = p0 + d_left
B = p0 + d_right
C = p1 + d_left
D = p1 + d_right
回答2:
Suppose rotate(p,d) is a operator to rotate p vector d angle.
Then if the inclination of p0p1 with positive x-axis is x. Then,
A = p0 + rotate(p1-p0,pi/2)/|p1-p0|
B = p0 + rotate(p1-p0,-pi/2)/|p1-p0|
C = p1 + rotate(p1-p0,pi/2)/|p1-p0|
D = p1 + rotate(p1-p0,-pi/2)/|p1-p0|
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/17831159/how-to-get-perpendicular-vectors-given-a-line-segment