#include <DBScanAlg.h>

Public Member Functions
	dbsPoint (double X=0.0, double Y=0.0, double dX=0.0, double dY=0.0)

BoundingBox	bounds () const

void	Expand (double DX, double DY)

Public Attributes
double	x

double	y

double	dx

double	dy

Detailed Description

Definition at line 35 of file DBScanAlg.h.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

dbsPoint::dbsPoint	(	double	X = `0.0`,
		double	Y = `0.0`,
		double	dX = `0.0`,
		double	dY = `0.0`
	)

inline

Definition at line 38 of file DBScanAlg.h.

39 : x(X), y(Y), dx(dX), dy(dY){};

X

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Definition: find_global_symbol.sh:107

dbsPoint::dy

double dy

Definition: DBScanAlg.h:37

dbsPoint::dx

double dx

Definition: DBScanAlg.h:37

dbsPoint::x

double x

Definition: DBScanAlg.h:36

dbsPoint::y

double y

Definition: DBScanAlg.h:36

Member Function Documentation

BoundingBox dbsPoint::bounds ( ) const

Definition at line 37 of file DBScanAlg.cxx.

 {
   BoundingBox bb;
   bb.edges[0].first = x - std::abs(dx);
   bb.edges[0].second = x + std::abs(dx);
 
   bb.edges[1].first = y - std::abs(dy);
   bb.edges[1].second = y + std::abs(dy);
   return bb;
 }

void dbsPoint::Expand	(	double	DX,
		double	DY
	)

inline

Definition at line 42 of file DBScanAlg.h.

   {
     dx += DX;
     dy += DY;
   };

Member Data Documentation

double dbsPoint::dx

Definition at line 37 of file DBScanAlg.h.

double dbsPoint::dy

Definition at line 37 of file DBScanAlg.h.

double dbsPoint::x

Definition at line 36 of file DBScanAlg.h.

double dbsPoint::y

Definition at line 36 of file DBScanAlg.h.

The documentation for this struct was generated from the following files:

Public Member Functions

Public Attributes

Detailed Description

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Member Function Documentation

Member Data Documentation