MoveTo Class Documentation

classMoveTo : Segment

Namespace:Datalogics::PDFL

Inherits from:
Segment

Detailed Description

An operator that creates a path by moving to a new current position.

A LineTo operator creates an addition to a path element by moving to the (x,y) coordinates specified in the MoveTo statement. The MoveTo coordinates serve as the new current position, and from here a new path element can start.

For example, the MoveTo coordinates can define the starting position for a LineTo operator. The LineTo operator draws a straight line from the current position (MoveTo) to a new position, the set of (x,y) coordinates defined with the LineTo operator: MoveTo{x:0 y:50} LineTo{x:100 y:100}

Referenced by

Uses types

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

MoveTo

MoveTo(MoveTorhs, InternalConstructsignifier)

Parameters

rhs: MoveTo
signifier: InternalConstruct

MoveTo

MoveTo(doublex, doubley)

Parameters

x: double
y: double

Move to a new current point. Begin a new subpath by moving the current point to coordinates x, y, omitting any connecting line segment. If the previous path segment in the current path was also a MoveTo, the new m overrides it; no vestige of the previous MoveTo operation remains in the path.

MoveTo

MoveTo(PointnewCurrentPoint)

Parameters

newCurrentPoint: Point

Move to a new current point. Begin a new subpath by moving the current point to a new point, omitting any connecting line segment. If the previous path segment in the current path was also a MoveTo, the new m overrides it; no vestige of the previous MoveTo operation remains in the path.

Property Documentation

Point

PointPoint[get, set]

The new current point.

Member Function Documentation

ConstructorRetrieve

static new static MoveToConstructorRetrieve(System.IntPtrignored)

Parameters

ignored: System.IntPtr

Returns:

new static MoveTo

Dispose

voidDispose()

Returns:

void

DisposeChildren

voidDisposeChildren()

Returns:

void

ToString

override stringToString()

Returns:

override string