This class is used to represent the deduced position, on an axis, of a component that are computed by the calling object. More...

#include <ilviews/printing/composite.h>

Inheritance diagram for IlvPrintableComposite::DeducedSegmentCoordinates:

Public Member Functions
	DeducedSegmentCoordinates (PositionCoordinate const &first, PositionCoordinate const &last)
	The constructor. More...

virtual SegmentCoordinates *	clone () const
	This function returns a new object allocated on the heap; this object is a copy of the current object. More...

Public Member Functions inherited from IlvPrintableComposite::SegmentCoordinates
virtual	~SegmentCoordinates ()
	The destructor.

PositionCoordinate const &	getFirstPosition () const
	Gets the first `PositionCoordinate` of the segment. More...

PositionCoordinate const &	getLastPosition () const
	Gets the last `PositionCoordinate` of the segment. More...

PositionCoordinate const &	getOtherPosition (PositionCoordinate const &position) const
	Gets the other position than the given position of the segment. More...

IlBoolean	isValid () const
	Returns whether the object is valid. More...

IlBoolean	setFirstPosition (PositionCoordinate const &newPosition)
	Modifies the first `PositionCoordinate`. More...

IlBoolean	setLastPosition (PositionCoordinate const &newPosition)
	Modifies the last `PositionCoordinate`. More...

Detailed Description

This class is used to represent the deduced position, on an axis, of a component that are computed by the calling object.

Library: ilvprint

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

IlvPrintableComposite::DeducedSegmentCoordinates::DeducedSegmentCoordinates	(	PositionCoordinate const &	first,
		PositionCoordinate const &	last
	)

The constructor.

Parameters

first	The position of the start point of the segment.
last	The position of the last point of the segment.

virtual SegmentCoordinates* IlvPrintableComposite::DeducedSegmentCoordinates::clone ( ) const

virtual

This function returns a new object allocated on the heap; this object is a copy of the current object.