IEnviroment Class Reference

#include <physics.h>

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Detailed Description

Enviroment interface Enviroment is rectangle containing objects

Definition at line 213 of file physics.h.

Public Types
typedef std::vector< struct Vector >	BorderVector
Public Member Functions
struct Point	RightTop () const
const IObjectConstContainer &	Objects () const
const BorderVector &	Borders () const
virtual	~IEnviroment ()
Protected Member Functions
virtual struct Point	ImplRightTop () const =0
virtual const IObjectConstContainer &	ImplObjects () const =0
virtual const BorderVector &	ImplBorders () const =0

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Member Typedef Documentation

typedef std::vector<struct Vector> BorderVector

Definition at line 216 of file physics.h.

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

virtual ~IEnviroment

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[inline, virtual]

Definition at line 237 of file physics.h.

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Member Function Documentation

struct Point RightTop

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const [inline, read]

Gets right top cornert of enviroment space. Left bottom corner has coord [0,0]

Definition at line 222 of file physics.h.

References ImplRightTop().

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const IObjectConstContainer& Objects

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const [inline]

Gets the objects in enviroment

Definition at line 229 of file physics.h.

References ImplObjects().

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const BorderVector& Borders

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const [inline]

Definition at line 233 of file physics.h.

References ImplBorders().

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virtual struct Point ImplRightTop

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const [read, protected, pure virtual]

Referenced by RightTop().

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virtual const IObjectConstContainer& ImplObjects

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const [protected, pure virtual]

Referenced by Objects().

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virtual const BorderVector& ImplBorders

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const [protected, pure virtual]

Referenced by Borders().

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• physics.h

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