#include <ArMap.h>
Definition at line 783 of file ArMap.h.
Public Member Functions | |
| ArMapObject (const ArMapObject &mapObject) | |
| Copy constructor. | |
| ArMapObject (const char *type, ArPose pose, const char *fileName, const char *iconName, const char *name, bool hasFromTo, ArPose fromPose, ArPose toPose) | |
| Constructor. | |
| const char * | getFileName (void) const |
| Gets the fileName of the object (probably never used for maps). | |
| ArPose | getFromPose (void) const |
| Gets the from pose (could be for line or box, depending). | |
| std::list< ArLineSegment > | getFromToSegments (void) |
| Gets a list of fromTo line segments that have been rotated. | |
| const char * | getIconName (void) const |
| Gets the icon string of the object. | |
| const char * | getName (void) const |
| Gets the name of the object (if any). | |
| ArPose | getPose (void) const |
| Gets the pose of the object. | |
| ArPose | getToPose (void) const |
| Gets the to pose (could be for line or box, depending). | |
| const char * | getType (void) const |
| Gets the type of the object. | |
| bool | hasFromTo (void) const |
| Gets the addition args of the object. | |
| void | log (void) |
| virtual | ~ArMapObject () |
| Destructor. | |
Protected Attributes | |
| std::string | myFileName |
| ArPose | myFromPose |
| std::list< ArLineSegment > | myFromToSegments |
| bool | myHasFromTo |
| std::string | myIconName |
| std::string | myName |
| ArPose | myPose |
| ArPose | myToPose |
| std::string | myType |
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Gets a list of fromTo line segments that have been rotated. Note that this function doesn't know if it makes sense for this map object to have the line segments or not (it makes sense on a ForbiddenArea but not a ForbiddenLine)... This is just here so that everyone doesn't have to do the same calculation. Note that this might be a little more CPU/Memory intensive transfering these around, so you may want to keep a copy of them if you're using them a lot (but make sure you clear the copy if the map changes). It may not make much difference on a modern processor though (its set up this way for safety). |
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