Two parallel line segments intersection
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I know there are many algorithms to verify whether two line segments are intersected.
But once they encountered parallel condition, they just tell the user a big "No" and
pretend there is no overlap, share end point, or end point collusion.
I know I can can calculate the distance between 2 lines segments.
If the distance is 0, check the end points located in the other line segments or not.
And this means I have to use a lot of if else and && || conditions.
This is not difficult, but my question is
"Is there a trick( or mathematics) method to calculate this special parallel case?"
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