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Class AffineTransform, AffineTransform getRotateInstance(double, double, double)

Get an affine transformation representing a counter-clockwise rotation over the passed angle, using the passed point as the center of rotation @param angle angle in radians to rotate over @param x x-coordinate of center of rotation @param y y-coordinate of center of rotation @return AffineTransform representing the rotation
Class AffineTransform, void rotate(double, double, double)

Add a counter-clockwise rotation to this transformation, using the passed point as the center of rotation rotation @param angle angle in radians to rotate over @param px x-coordinate of center of rotation @param py y-coordinate of center of rotation
Class AffineTransform, void setToRotation(double, double, double)

Set this affine transformation to represent a rotation over the passed angle, using the passed point as the center of rotation @param angle angle to rotate over in radians @param px x-coordinate of center of rotation @param py y-coordinate of center of rotation