A value class that defines a rectangle. More...

#include <Wt/WRectF.h>

Inheritance diagram for Wt::WRectF:

Public Member Functions
	WRectF ()
	Default constructor. More...

	WRectF (double x, double y, double width, double height)
	Creates a rectangle. More...

	WRectF (const WPointF &topLeft, const WPointF &bottomRight)
	Creates a rectangle. More...

WRectF &	operator= (const WRectF &rhs)
	Internal assign method.

bool	operator== (const WRectF &rhs) const
	Comparison operator.

bool	isNull () const
	Checks for a null rectangle. More...

bool	isEmpty () const
	Determines whether or not this rectangle is empty. More...

void	setX (double x)
	Sets the X-position of the left side. More...

void	setY (double y)
	Sets the Y-position of the top side. More...

void	setWidth (double width)
	Sets the width. More...

void	setHeight (double height)
	Sets the Y-position of the top side. More...

double	x () const
	Returns the X-position (left side offset). More...

double	y () const
	Returns the Y-position (top side offset). More...

double	width () const
	Returns the width. More...

double	height () const
	Returns the height. More...

double	left () const
	Returns the X position (left side offset). More...

double	top () const
	Returns the Y position (top side offset). More...

double	right () const
	Returns the the right side offset. More...

double	bottom () const
	Returns the bottom side offset. More...

WPointF	topLeft () const
	Returns the top left point. More...

WPointF	topRight () const
	Returns the top right point. More...

WPointF	center () const
	Returns the center point.

WPointF	bottomLeft () const
	Returns the bottom left point. More...

WPointF	bottomRight () const
	Returns the bottom right point. More...

bool	contains (const WPointF &p) const
	Tests if a rectangle contains a point. More...

bool	contains (double x, double y) const
	Tests if a rectangle contains a point. More...

bool	intersects (const WRectF &other) const
	Tests if two rectangles intersect.

WRectF	united (const WRectF &other) const
	Makes the union of to rectangles. More...

WRectF	normalized () const
	Returns a normalized rectangle. More...

virtual std::string	jsValue () const override
	Returns a JavaScript representation of the value of this object. More...

Public Member Functions inherited from Wt::WJavaScriptExposableObject
bool	isJavaScriptBound () const
	Returns whether this object is JavaScript bound. More...

std::string	jsRef () const
	Returns a JavaScript reference to this object. More...

Detailed Description

A value class that defines a rectangle.

The rectangle is defined by a top-left point and a width and height.

JavaScript exposability

A WRectF is JavaScript exposable. If a WRectF is JavaScript bound, it can be accessed in your custom JavaScript code through its handle's jsRef(). A rectangle is represented in JavaScript as an array of four elements (x,y,width,height), e.g. a rectangle WRectF(10,20,30,40) will be represented in JavaScript as:

[10, 20, 30, 40]

Warning: A WRectF that is JavaScript exposed should be modified only through its handle. Any attempt at modifying it will cause an exception to be thrown.

See also: WPaintedWidget::createJSRect()

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ WRectF() [1/3]

Wt::WRectF::WRectF ( )

Default constructor.

Constructs a null rectangle.

See also: isNull()

◆ WRectF() [2/3]

Wt::WRectF::WRectF	(	double	x,
		double	y,
		double	width,
		double	height
	)

Creates a rectangle.

Constructs a rectangle with top left point (x, y) and size width x height.

◆ WRectF() [3/3]

Wt::WRectF::WRectF	(	const WPointF &	topLeft,
		const WPointF &	bottomRight
	)

Creates a rectangle.

Constructs a rectangle from the two points topLeft and bottomRight.

If you want to create a rectangle from two arbitrary corner points, you can use this constructor too, but should call normalized() afterwords.

Member Function Documentation

◆ bottom()

double Wt::WRectF::bottom ( ) const

Returns the bottom side offset.

See also: top()

◆ bottomLeft()

WPointF Wt::WRectF::bottomLeft ( ) const

Returns the bottom left point.

See also: left(), bottom()

◆ bottomRight()

WPointF Wt::WRectF::bottomRight ( ) const

Returns the bottom right point.

See also: right(), bottom()

◆ contains() [1/2]

bool Wt::WRectF::contains ( const WPointF & p ) const

Tests if a rectangle contains a point.

Note: This method is not supported if this rectangle isJavaScriptBound()

◆ contains() [2/2]

bool Wt::WRectF::contains	(	double	x,
		double	y
	)		const

Tests if a rectangle contains a point.

Note: This method is not supported if this rectangle isJavaScriptBound()

◆ height()

double Wt::WRectF::height ( ) const

Returns the height.

See also: width()

◆ isEmpty()

bool Wt::WRectF::isEmpty ( ) const

Determines whether or not this rectangle is empty.

A rectangle is empty if its width and height are zero.

A rectangle that isJavaScriptBound() is JavaScript bound is never empty.

◆ isNull()

bool Wt::WRectF::isNull ( ) const

Checks for a null rectangle.

A rectangle that isJavaScriptBound() is never null.

See also: WRectF()

◆ jsValue()

std::string Wt::WRectF::jsValue ( ) const

overridevirtual

Returns a JavaScript representation of the value of this object.

Note: The value returned will reflect the current server side value of the object. If this object is JavaScript bound, this value may not reflect the actual client side value. If you need access to the client side value, use jsRef() intead.

Implements Wt::WJavaScriptExposableObject.

◆ left()

double Wt::WRectF::left ( ) const

Returns the X position (left side offset).

See also: x(), right()

◆ normalized()

WRectF Wt::WRectF::normalized ( ) const

Returns a normalized rectangle.

A normalized rectangle has a positive width and height.

This method supports JavaScript bound rectangles.

◆ right()

double Wt::WRectF::right ( ) const

Returns the the right side offset.

See also: left()

◆ setHeight()

void Wt::WRectF::setHeight ( double height )

Sets the Y-position of the top side.

The bottom side of the rectangle may move, but this does not affect the Y position of the top side.

Exceptions

WException if the rectangle is JavaScript bound

◆ setWidth()

void Wt::WRectF::setWidth ( double width )

Sets the width.

The right side of the rectangle may move, but this does not affect the left side.

Exceptions

WException if the rectangle is JavaScript bound

◆ setX()

void Wt::WRectF::setX ( double x )

Sets the X-position of the left side.

The right side of the rectangle does not move, and as a result, the rectangle may be resized.

Exceptions

WException if the rectangle is JavaScript bound

◆ setY()

void Wt::WRectF::setY ( double y )

Sets the Y-position of the top side.

The bottom side of the rectangle does not move, and as a result, the rectangle may be resized.

Exceptions

WException if the rectangle is JavaScript bound

◆ top()

double Wt::WRectF::top ( ) const

Returns the Y position (top side offset).

See also: y(), bottom()

◆ topLeft()

WPointF Wt::WRectF::topLeft ( ) const

Returns the top left point.

See also: left(), top()

◆ topRight()

WPointF Wt::WRectF::topRight ( ) const

Returns the top right point.

See also: right(), top()

◆ united()

WRectF Wt::WRectF::united ( const WRectF & other ) const

Makes the union of to rectangles.

Note: This method is not supported if this rectangle is JavaScript bound.

◆ width()

double Wt::WRectF::width ( ) const

Returns the width.

See also: height()

◆ x()

double Wt::WRectF::x ( ) const

Returns the X-position (left side offset).

This is equivalent to left().

See also: y(), left()

◆ y()

double Wt::WRectF::y ( ) const

Returns the Y-position (top side offset).

This is equivalent to top().

See also: x(), top()

Public Member Functions

Detailed Description

JavaScript exposability

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ WRectF() [1/3]

◆ WRectF() [2/3]

◆ WRectF() [3/3]

Member Function Documentation

◆ bottom()

◆ bottomLeft()

◆ bottomRight()

◆ contains() [1/2]

◆ contains() [2/2]

◆ height()

◆ isEmpty()

◆ isNull()

◆ jsValue()

◆ left()

◆ normalized()

◆ right()

◆ setHeight()

◆ setWidth()

◆ setX()

◆ setY()

◆ top()

◆ topLeft()

◆ topRight()

◆ united()

◆ width()

◆ x()

◆ y()