| ▼Ccturtle::AbstractDrawableObject | AbstractDrawableObject is a base class, intended to be inherited from by all drawable objects. This class just contains a simple virtual drawing function, intended to be inherited from and to overload the draw function. This allows for the storage of drawable geometry/etc and attributes in a generic fashion |
| Ccturtle::Circle | Holds a radius and total number of steps, used to generate and draw a circles geometry |
| Ccturtle::CompoundPolygon | Compound Polygon instance is composed from a number of smaller parts, which are each derived from AbstractDrawableObject. Compound Polygons can have a variety of attachments. After the parts are assembled, the polygon is essentially read-only. These can be used to assemble several pieces of geometry into one object. These objects are self-contained and have ownership of all AbstractDrawableObject instances they contain |
| Ccturtle::Line | Holds two points and the functionality to draw a line between them on a specified canvas |
| Ccturtle::Polygon | The polygon class merely holds a vector of points and a function to draw this series to an image. Please note that the contained series of points must be in either clockwise(CW) or counterclockwise(CCW) order! |
| Ccturtle::Sprite | Selection of a larger image. This class ignores color in favor of color provided by the image the sprite corresponds to |
| Ccturtle::Text | Basic string that is drawn on the screen |
| ▼Ccturtle::AbstractTurtleScreen | Abstract type for most turtle functionality. It intentionally excludes all input/output functionality, allowing for two intended derivates: an "interactive" screen, vs an "offline rendering" screen. The Turtle class doesn't care which one it gets attached to |
| Ccturtle::InteractiveTurtleScreen | Holds and maintains facilities in relation to displaying \ turtles and consuming input events from users through callbacks. This includes holding the actual data for a given scene after being populated by Turtle. It layers draw calls in the order they are called, independent of whatever Turtle object creates it |
| Ccturtle::BitmapFont | The Bitmap Font represents monospaced font image files that covers a range of lower ASCII. The default font, for example, covers 32-127 (e.g, char 32 to char 127). This is a particularly naive implementation of bitmap fonts, however, all basic properties required are here |
| Ccturtle::Color | The primary representation of Color for this library. Represented as a simple RGB color composed of unsigned bytes, Color objects can be referenced by string and by packed integer |
| Ccturtle::InputEvent | The internally-used representation of an Input Event. Contains information pertaining to keyboard and mouse events, as well as callback pointers for either case |
| Ccturtle::ivec2 | Represents a coordinate pair (e.g, x & y) This class is represented as a low-precision point, because this data type tends to be most easily drawn to a simple canvas |
| Ccturtle::PenState | The Pen State structure Holds all pen attributes, which are grouped in this way to allow stack-based undo for Turtle objects. Instances of this object are self-contained, and has ownership of all objects and memory referenced by itself |
| Ccturtle::SceneObject | Turtles append Scene Objects to a list to keep track of what it has drawn (a history). SceneObject holds a description of something that needs to be on the screen. It's a general object which encompasses ALL things that can be on screen, ranging from stamps, misc. geometry, and strings |
| Ccturtle::Transform | Myriad of functions to simply transform points. This class it the backbone of almost all cartesian plane math in CTurtle. An adapted 3x3 matrix of the following link: http://www.opengl-tutorial.org/beginners-tutorials/tutorial-3-matrices/ |
| Ccturtle::Turtle | The Turtle Class Symbolically represents a turtle that runs around a screen that has a paint brush attached to its tail. The tail can be in two states; up and down. As the turtle moves forwards, backwards, left, and right, it can draw shapes and outlines, write text, and stamp itself onto whatever surface it's walking/crawling on (In this case, it's walking on a TurtleScreen) |
