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. More...
#include <CTurtle.hpp>
Public Member Functions | |
| SceneObject ()=default | |
| SceneObject (AbstractDrawableObject *geom, const Transform &t, int stampid=-1) | |
Public Attributes | |
| std::unique_ptr< AbstractDrawableObject > | geom |
| Transform | transform |
| bool | stamp = false |
| int | stampid = -1 |
Detailed Description
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.
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
◆ SceneObject() [1/2]
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default |
Empty constructor.
◆ SceneObject() [2/2]
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inline |
General geometry constructor.
- Parameters
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geom A dynamically allocated pointer to a Geometry object. Please note that, after this constructor call, the SceneObject controls the life of the given pointer. Do not delete it yourself. color The color to draw the geometry in. t The transform at which to draw the geometry. stampid The ID of the stamp this object is related to.
Member Data Documentation
◆ geom
| std::unique_ptr<AbstractDrawableObject> cturtle::SceneObject::geom |
The unique pointer to the geometry of this object. MUST BE NON-NULL IF THE OBJECT IS IN A TURTLE SCREEN'S SCENE.
◆ stamp
◆ stampid
| int cturtle::SceneObject::stampid = -1 |
The integer representing the stamp ID, if this is a stamp. Valid stampids > -1
◆ transform
| Transform cturtle::SceneObject::transform |
The transform at which to draw this SceneObject. Note that this is concatenated onto the ScreenTransform of the drawing turtle's screen.
The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file:
