Rhino C++ API
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#include <opennurbs_ipoint.h>
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ON_2iSize ()=default | |
ON_2iSize (const ON_2iSize &)=default | |
ON_2iSize (int cx, int cy) | |
~ON_2iSize ()=default | |
bool | IsSet () const |
bool | IsZero () const |
ON_2iSize & | operator= (const ON_2iSize &)=default |
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static int | Compare (const ON_2iSize &lhs, const ON_2iSize &rhs) |
static int | ComparePointer (const ON_2iSize *lhs, const ON_2iSize *rhs) |
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ON__INT32 | cx |
ON__INT32 | cy |
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static const ON_2iSize | Unset |
(ON_UNSET_INT_INDEX,ON_UNSET_INT_INDEX) More... | |
static const ON_2iSize | Zero |
(0,0) More... | |
Class ON_2iSize For those situations where a Windows SDK SIZE or MFC CSize value needs to be used in code that does not link with MFC.
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Default construction intentionally leaves x and y uninitialized. Use something like ON_2iSize pt(1,2); or ON_2iSize pt = ON_2iSize::Zero; when you need an initialized ON_2iSize.
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ON_2iSize::ON_2iSize | ( | int | cx, |
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Dictionary compare. Returns: -1: lhs < rhs 0: lsh == rsh +1: lhs > rhs
Dictionary compare. Returns: -1: lhs < rhs 0: lsh == rsh +1: lhs > rhs
bool ON_2iSize::IsSet | ( | ) | const |
Returns: true if neither cx nor cy are ON_UNSET_INT_INDEX.
bool ON_2iSize::IsZero | ( | ) | const |
Returns: true if both cx and cy are 0.
ON__INT32 ON_2iSize::cx |
ON__INT32 ON_2iSize::cy |
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(ON_UNSET_INT_INDEX,ON_UNSET_INT_INDEX)
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(0,0)