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An Object representing a vector. More...
#include <other_imp.h>
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Vector (const Coordinate &a, const Coordinate &b) | |
Construct a Vector with a given start point and end point. | |
Object * | transform (const Transformation &) const |
Return this Object, transformed by the transformation t. | |
Vector * | copy () const |
Returns a copy of this Object. More... | |
const Coordinate | dir () const |
Return the direction of this vector. | |
const Coordinate | a () const |
Return the start point of this vector. | |
const Coordinate | b () const |
Return the end point of this vector. | |
const double | length () const |
Return the length of this vector. | |
LineData | data () const |
Get the LineData for this vector. | |
const ObjectType * | type () const |
Returns the lowermost ObjectType that this object is an instantiation of. More... | |
bool | equals (const Object &rhs) const |
Returns true if this Object is equal to rhs. More... | |
bool | containsPoint (const Coordinate &p, const KigDocument &doc) const |
Return whether this Curve contains the given point. More... | |
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Coordinate | attachPoint () const |
Returns a reference point where to attach labels; when this returns an invalidCoord then the attachment is either not done at all, or done in a specific way (like for curves, or for points) The treatment of points could also take advantage of this attachment mechanism. More... | |
virtual Curve * | copy () const =0 |
Returns a copy of this Object. More... | |
virtual bool | containsPoint (const Coordinate &p, const KigDocument &) const =0 |
Return whether this Curve contains the given point. More... | |
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bool | inherits (const ObjectType *t) const |
Returns true if this Object inherits the Object type represented by t. More... | |
virtual Coordinate | attachPoint () const =0 |
Returns a reference point where to attach labels; when this returns an invalidCoord then the attachment is either not done at all, or done in a specific way (like for curves, or for points) The treatment of points could also take advantage of this attachment mechanism. More... | |
virtual Object * | transform (const Transformation &t) const =0 |
Return this Object, transformed by the transformation t. | |
bool | valid () const |
Returns true if this is a valid Object. More... | |
virtual const ObjectType * | type () const =0 |
Returns the lowermost ObjectType that this object is an instantiation of. More... | |
virtual Object * | copy () const =0 |
Returns a copy of this Object. More... | |
virtual bool | equals (const Object &rhs) const =0 |
Returns true if this Object is equal to rhs. More... | |
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static const ObjectType * | stype () |
Returns the ObjectType representing the Vector type. More... | |
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static const ObjectType * | stype () |
Returns the ObjectType representing the Curve type. | |
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static const ObjectType * | stype () |
The ObjectType representing the base Object class. More... | |
An Object representing a vector.
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Returns the ObjectType representing the Vector type.
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Returns the lowermost ObjectType that this object is an instantiation of.
E.g. if you want to get a string containing the internal name of the type of an object, you can do:
Implements Object.