// There are 3 ways to define a plane in KCL, according to https://zoo.dev/docs/kcl-std/types/std-types-Plane
//  - A default plane
//  - Modifying a default plane e.g. via offsetPlane
//  - Defining your own struct
// This file tests they all work equivalently.

// Define a plane using struct representation.
myPlane = {
    origin = { x = 0, y = 0, z = 0 },
    xAxis = { x = 1, y = 0, z = 0 },
    yAxis = { x = 0, y = 1, z = 0 },
}

// Prove we can get its axes and origin.
ax = myPlane.xAxis
assert(ax[0], isEqualTo = 1)
assert(ax[1], isEqualTo = 0)
assert(ax[2], isEqualTo = 0)
ay = myPlane.yAxis
assert(ay[0], isEqualTo = 0)
assert(ay[1], isEqualTo = 1)
assert(ay[2], isEqualTo = 0)
aorigin = myPlane.origin
assert(aorigin[0], isEqualTo = 0)
assert(aorigin[1], isEqualTo = 0)
assert(aorigin[2], isEqualTo = 0)

// Define a plane using standard planes.
myOtherPlane = XY

// Prove we can get its axes and origin.
axOther = myOtherPlane.xAxis
assert(axOther[0], isEqualTo = 1)
assert(axOther[1], isEqualTo = 0)
assert(axOther[2], isEqualTo = 0)
ayOther = myOtherPlane.yAxis
assert(ayOther[0], isEqualTo = 0)
assert(ayOther[1], isEqualTo = 1)
assert(ayOther[2], isEqualTo = 0)
aoriginOther = myOtherPlane.origin
assert(aoriginOther[0], isEqualTo = 0)
assert(aoriginOther[1], isEqualTo = 0)
assert(aoriginOther[2], isEqualTo = 0)

// Define a plane using a plane-modifying function like offsetPlane.
myAlternatePlane = offsetPlane(XY, offset = 0)

// Prove we can get its axes and origin.
axAlternate = myAlternatePlane.xAxis
assert(axAlternate[0], isEqualTo = 1)
assert(axAlternate[1], isEqualTo = 0)
assert(axAlternate[2], isEqualTo = 0)
ayAlternate = myAlternatePlane.yAxis
assert(ayAlternate[0], isEqualTo = 0)
assert(ayAlternate[1], isEqualTo = 1)
assert(ayAlternate[2], isEqualTo = 0)
aoriginAlternate = myAlternatePlane.origin
assert(aoriginAlternate[0], isEqualTo = 0)
assert(aoriginAlternate[1], isEqualTo = 0)
assert(aoriginAlternate[2], isEqualTo = 0)