#include <Path.hpp>
Previously this had a reference for x and y to first and second, but that seems to be a memory waste. So those were replaced with methods x() and y().
Definition at line 54 of file Path.hpp.
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| Point (double ix=0.0, double iy=0.0) | |
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| Point (const Point &p) | |
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| Point (const std::pair< double, double > &o) | |
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| double & | x () |
| Get a reference to x value. | |
| const double & | x () const |
| Get a constant reference to x value. | |
| double & | y () |
| Get a reference to y value. | |
| const double & | y () const |
| Get a constant reference to y value. | |
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Constructor.
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Copy Constructor.
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Conversion constructor.
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Get a constant reference to x value.
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Get a reference to x value.
Definition at line 75 of file Path.hpp. Referenced by Point(). |
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Get a constant reference to y value.
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Get a reference to y value.
Definition at line 81 of file Path.hpp. Referenced by Point(). |
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