Point class: represents a point in Dim dimensional space. More...

#include <point.h>

Collaboration diagram for Point< Dim >:

Public Member Functions
	Point (double arr[Dim])

template<typename T >
	Point (T x,...)

template<typename T >
	Point (T x0, T x1, T x2)

Point &	operator= (const Point &other)

double	operator[] (int index) const
	Gets the value of the Point object in the given dimension (index). More...

double &	operator[] (int index)
	Gets the value of the Point object in the given dimension (index). More...

bool	operator== (const Point< Dim > p) const

bool	operator!= (const Point< Dim > p) const

bool	operator< (const Point< Dim > p) const
	Compares whether the given Point is smaller than the current Point. More...

bool	operator<= (const Point< Dim > p) const

bool	operator> (const Point< Dim > p) const

bool	operator>= (const Point< Dim > p) const

void	set (int index, double val)

void	print (std::ostream &out=std::cout) const

bool	isMine () const

	Point (double arr[Dim], bool isMine, const MineAction *mineAction)

Private Attributes
double	vals [Dim]

bool	isMine_ = false

MineAction_DoNothingImpl	MineAction_DoNothing

const MineAction *	mineAction_ = &MineAction_DoNothing

Detailed Description

Point class: represents a point in Dim dimensional space.

Member Function Documentation

template<int Dim>

bool Point< Dim >::operator< ( const Point< Dim > p ) const

Compares whether the given Point is smaller than the current Point.

Parameters

p	The other point to compare with.

Returns: A boolean value indicating whether the current Point is smaller than the provided Point p.

template<int Dim>

double Point< Dim >::operator[] ( int index ) const

Gets the value of the Point object in the given dimension (index).

This function is const so we don't modify Points using this function.

Parameters

index The dimension of the Point to grab.

template<int Dim>

double & Point< Dim >::operator[] ( int index )

Gets the value of the Point object in the given dimension (index).

This is the non-const version, so it can be used to modify Points like so:

Point<3> a(1, 2, 3);
a[0] = 4; // a is now (4, 2, 3)

Parameters

index The dimension of the Point to grab.

Returns: The value of the Point in the indexth dimension, by reference (so that it may be modified).

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