C_OUTLINE_FRAG Class Reference

#include <fpchop.h>

Inheritance diagram for C_OUTLINE_FRAG:

List of all members.

Detailed Description

One fragment/segment on an outline, integer powered.

Definition at line 52 of file fpchop.h.

Public Member Functions

C_OUTLINE_FRAG (C_OUTLINE_FRAG *head, INT16 tail_y)
C_OUTLINE_FRAG (ICOORD start_pt, ICOORD end_pt, C_OUTLINE *outline, INT16 start_index, INT16 end_index)
C_OUTLINE_FRAG ()
C_OUTLINE * close ()
void de_serialise_asc (FILE *f)
C_OUTLINE_FRAG & operator= (const C_OUTLINE_FRAG &src)
void serialise_asc (FILE *f)
Generates an error, as it should never be called.
~C_OUTLINE_FRAG ()

Public Attributes

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

C_OUTLINE_FRAG::C_OUTLINE_FRAG ( ) [inline]

Definition at line 55 of file fpchop.h.

References NULL, stepcount, and steps.

00055                      {  //empty constructor
00056       steps = NULL;
00057       stepcount = 0;
00058     }

C_OUTLINE_FRAG::~C_OUTLINE_FRAG ( ) [inline]

Definition at line 59 of file fpchop.h.

References NULL, and steps.

00059                        {
00060       if (steps != NULL)
00061         delete [] steps; 
00062     }

C_OUTLINE_FRAG::C_OUTLINE_FRAG	(	ICOORD	start_pt,
		ICOORD	end_pt,
		C_OUTLINE *	outline,
		INT16	start_index,
		INT16	end_index
	)

C_OUTLINE_FRAG::C_OUTLINE_FRAG	(	C_OUTLINE_FRAG *	head,
		INT16	tail_y
	)

Member Function Documentation

C_OUTLINE* C_OUTLINE_FRAG::close ( )

void ELIST_LINK::de_serialise_asc ( FILE * f ) [inherited]

Reimplemented in ICOORDELT.

Definition at line 39 of file elst.cpp.

References ABORT, ERRCODE::error(), and SERIALISE_LINKS.

00040                                            {
00041   SERIALISE_LINKS.error ("ELIST_LINK::de_serialise_asc", ABORT,
00042     "Don't call this, override!");
00043 }

C_OUTLINE_FRAG& C_OUTLINE_FRAG::operator= ( const C_OUTLINE_FRAG & src )

void ELIST_LINK::serialise_asc ( FILE * f ) [inherited]

Generates an error, as it should never be called.

Definition at line 32 of file elst.cpp.

References ABORT, ERRCODE::error(), and SERIALISE_LINKS.

00033                                         {
00034   SERIALISE_LINKS.error ("ELIST_LINK::serialise_asc", ABORT,
00035     "Don't call this, override!");
00036 }