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fib::algorithms::nEvalueFibObject::nNeededUnderobjects::cPointData Class Reference

#include <cPointData.h>

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Public Member Functions

 cPointData ()
bool isNeeded () const
bool evalueIfNeeded ()

Public Attributes

list< unsignedIntFib > liUnderObjects
list< cPositionData * > liPositionData
bool bPointNeeded

Detailed Description

Definition at line 57 of file cPointData.h.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

fib::algorithms::nEvalueFibObject::nNeededUnderobjects::cPointData::cPointData ( )

standradconstructor

Member Function Documentation

bool fib::algorithms::nEvalueFibObject::nNeededUnderobjects::cPointData::evalueIfNeeded ( )

This method evalues if this point is needed. it will set

See also:
bPointNeeded
Returns:
true if this point is needed, else false
bool fib::algorithms::nEvalueFibObject::nNeededUnderobjects::cPointData::isNeeded ( ) const

This method returns if this point is needed. call evalueIfNeeded() befor using this method it will return

See also:
bPointNeeded
Returns:
true if this point is needed, else false

Member Data Documentation

bool fib::algorithms::nEvalueFibObject::nNeededUnderobjects::cPointData::bPointNeeded

If true this property is needed, else not.

Definition at line 79 of file cPointData.h.

list<cPositionData *> fib::algorithms::nEvalueFibObject::nNeededUnderobjects::cPointData::liPositionData

A list with the pointers to the position data wher the property is stored.

Definition at line 74 of file cPointData.h.

list<unsignedIntFib> fib::algorithms::nEvalueFibObject::nNeededUnderobjects::cPointData::liUnderObjects

A list with the underobjects which contain the position /point for the position. The number of the higher underobjects should stand at the front of the list.

See also:
cFibElement::elementPointToObjectPoints()

Definition at line 69 of file cPointData.h.

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