Vectorize coordinates in draw commands?

[TelosTelos]

Draw commands often refer to paired x,y values. I've now mostly finished vectorized operations, including the ability to "unpack" vectors into commands like dst(), atan2() and Unit.move_to() that require x and y as separate operands in a single mlog instruction. Should I use this same machinery for draw commands? This would provide consistency, and also make some mathematical operations involving drawing a bit easier to perform: e.g., the midpoint between points A and B is (A+B)/2. It would however make raw draw commands a tiny bit more cluttered, e.g. draw.line( [0,0], [10,10] ) rather than draw.line( 0,0,10,10 ), though arguably these cluttering brackets actually make it more readable.

[Leo-MathGuy]

What about a separate function like draw.vecLine(pointA, pointB) instead of replacing the current function?

Moreover:
A vector is a origin, direction, and magnitude. So actual vector functions that would also be cool are draw.degLine(pointA, degrees, magnitude), degrees being degrees CCW from due east (trig functions work this way) and draw.radLine(pointA, radians, magnitude) for radians.

[Leo-MathGuy]

Wait its Screen.line

[Leo-MathGuy]

not draw.line

[Leo-MathGuy]

unfortunately until lists get added this will not work :(