Clamping angles?

[Ares9323]

@C64debug

The following returns 180 (but 8 is clearly in the interval):

This doesn’t work because +180 and 180 are the same angle value, the same happens with 0 and 360. So 8 is clearly NOT in the interval because the interval is 0 degrees wide😅

@C64debug

This returns 179:

This example really doesn’t make sense to me, this interval is 3 degrees wide (179, 180 and 181), so it will be clamped to the closest value to 8, 179 indeed. (try clamping a value bigger than 181 and less than 360 and it will return 181 because it’s the closest value)

@C64debug

It seems that to make this work you have to reduce the available angle interval, so this works (prints 8):

This is the only correct example, because you are using an interval of 259.9 degrees, it would have worked even with 0 and 359.9 (but it doesn’t really make sense to clamp an angle to a 360 degrees interval, because 560 for example is already converted to 200 automatically if you input it in a rotator value).