ImageGlue .NET

Point

A point containing integer values.

	Hierarchy

System.Object
    System.ValueType
        WebSupergoo.ImageGlue8.Point

	Notes

This class is sealed. It cannot be derived from.

	Methods


	Method		Description

	Point		Constructs a point from an integer.

	S» Add		Gets a new Point containing the sum of coordinates of a supplied point and size.

	S» Ceiling		Returns a new Point copied from the supplied PointF. Coordinates will be rounded to the nearest larger integer.

	Equals		Determines whether the specified object is a Point, value identical to this one.

	S» FromArray		Converts an array of numbers into an array of points.

	GetHashCode		Gets a hash code for the Point.

	Offset		Translates a point horizontally and vertically.

	S» Round		Returns a new Point copied from the supplied PointF. Coordinates will be rounded to the nearest integer.

	Scale		Scales the point.

	S» Subtract		Gets a new Point consisting of the coordinates of a supplied point with the size element subtracted from it.

	ToString		Converts the object to a string representation such as 'X=10, Y=20'.

	S» Truncate		Returns a new Point copied from the supplied PointF. Coordinates will be truncated to integers.

	S» Tween		Find a point between two other points using linear interpolation.

	Operators


	Operator		Description

	Addition		Add two Points returning the vector sum.

	Division		Divide a vector Point by a scalar.

	Equality		Determines if two Point's refer to the same location.

	Explicit (Size)		Converts this object to another type via an explicit cast.

	Implicit (PointF)		Converts this object to another type via an implicit cast.

	Inequality		Determines if two Point's do not refer to the same location.

	Multiply		Multiply a vector Point by a scalar.

	Subtraction		Subtract the components of one Point from another.

	UnaryNegation		Unary negative of a vector point.

	Properties


	Property		Description

	IsEmpty		Determines if the point is empty.

	X		The horizontal component of the Point. Increasing values move to the right.

	Y		The vertical component of the Point. Increasing values move down.

	Fields

	Example

None.