[Solution] SceneWindow Doesn't Take Into Account Camera Angle

NOTE: The final code and comments are down below. Ignore the code that follows.

My games need to be able to rotate 180 degrees. When it comes to sending events (mouse, touch, etc.), it looks like the code doesn't take into account the camera angle.

For now, I've modified a couple of functions in SceneWindow.cc:

void SceneWindow::windowToScenePoint( const Vector2& srcPoint, Vector2& dstPoint ) const
{
    // New Conversion Code:
    dstPoint = srcPoint;
    dstPoint.scale( mCameraCurrent.mSceneWindowScale );
    dstPoint.x += mCameraCurrent.mSceneMin.x;
    dstPoint.y = mCameraCurrent.mSceneMax.y - dstPoint.y;
    dstPoint.rotate( 0.5 * (mCameraCurrent.mSceneMin + mCameraCurrent.mSceneMax), mCameraCurrent.mCameraAngle ); 
    // Old Conversion:
    // dstPoint.Set( (srcPoint.x * mCameraCurrent.mSceneWindowScale.x) + mCameraCurrent.mSceneMin.x, mCameraCurrent.mSceneMax.y - (srcPoint.y * mCameraCurrent.mSceneWindowScale.y) );
}

void SceneWindow::sceneToWindowPoint( const Vector2& srcPoint, Vector2& dstPoint ) const
{
    // New Conversion Code:
    dstPoint = srcPoint;
    dstPoint.rotate( 0.5 * (mCameraCurrent.mSceneMin + mCameraCurrent.mSceneMax), -mCameraCurrent.mCameraAngle );
    dstPoint.x = dstPoint.x - mCameraCurrent.mSceneMin.x;
    dstPoint.y = mCameraCurrent.mSceneMax.y - dstPoint.y;
    dstPoint.scale( Vector2( 1.0 / mCameraCurrent.mSceneWindowScale.x, 1.0 / mCameraCurrent.mSceneWindowScale.y ) );
    // Old Conversion:
    // dstPoint.Set( (srcPoint.x - mCameraCurrent.mSceneMin.x) / mCameraCurrent.mSceneWindowScale.x, (mCameraCurrent.mSceneMax.y - srcPoint.y) / mCameraCurrent.mSceneWindowScale.y );
}

I've only tested this code with scenes centered around the origin (0,0) and only with angles in multiples of 180 degrees.

I'll be sitting on this a bit while I test it out more and to make sure I didn't misinterpret something in the code. If anybody has any input or knows more about this problem, I'd love to hear it.

Thanks!