This is a program I designed that implements a little bit of vector-math to determine the collision between 2 vectors.
Hopefully this program will be useful to those out there designing 2D graphics programs and need a better solution to determining graphical object-to-object collisions when two objects meet, without having to rely on the famous "bounding box" that many graphical objects are defined by. One can simply implement this class and define their object to consist of these vectors and call upon the Set command for each vector whenever the graphical object is moved.
This is still experimental code, but the tests show that if the vectors meet at a point or intersect then there will be an Intersection met notice when the vectors are compared.
This class does NOT deal with the difference of shapes within shapes. If a shape is fully inscribed within another shape then a vector collision may fail. However, this may be useful if programs want to implement objects bouncing within other objects.