I have an object (it's actually a 2D array but for simplicity I've found it useful to imagine it's a rectangle). The rectangle is 40 units wide on its X axis. I need to be able to divide this rectangle on the X plane by N number of dividers and return the unit number that this divider falls on (ie the array index). So, if there were two dividers the results would be 10 and 30.
I have another array to hold the results which I initialize with the number of dividers. I'd like to populate this results array in a loop, something like
for (int i = 1; i <= numberOfDividers; i++)
{
resultsArray[i] = some calculation involving i, the rectangle size and the number of dividers rounded up to the nearest integer
}
I'll probably kick myself when I read the answer but I'm having a bit of a brain freeze at the moment! Many thanks.
This should do the trick:
//This will return the integer dividers as evenly spaced out as possible.
public static IEnumerable<int> GetDividers(this int totalLength, int dividersCount)
{
//Error cases
if (dividersCount > totalLength)
throw new ArgumentOutOfRangeException();
//Get trivial cases out of the way.
if (dividersCount <= 0)
{
yield break;
}
var partitionLength = totalLength / (dividersCount + 1); //n dividers means n+1 partitions.
var partitionTotalError = totalLength % (dividersCount + 1); //Integer division will truncate so we need to evaluate the error so we can distribute it later on as evenly as possible.
var counter = partitionLength;
while (counter < totalLength)
{
yield return counter;
var currentStep = partitionLength + (partitionTotalError-- > 0 ? 1 : 0); //distribute error in middle and last step.
counter += currentStep;
}
}
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