#include <retinalobjs.h>
Inheritance diagram for Retinal_PGM:
Definition at line 859 of file retinalobjs.h.
Public Methods | |
| Retinal_PGM (const string &name_val, const string &filename_base, const VarMap &init_vars=VarMap()) | |
| RetinalObjectStringArgs::ParamList | paramlist () |
| Retinal_PGM (const string &name_val, RetinalObjectStringArgs &sa, Retinal_Composite *parent) | |
| Retinal_PGM (const Retinal_PGM &b) | |
| virtual bool | update () const |
| Must be called just before calling activation() one or more times. | |
| virtual Retinal_Object * | clone () const |
| Return an identical copy of this object allocated from the heap. | |
| virtual string | stringrep () const |
| (Partial) representation of this object's state as a string | |
| virtual bool | inside (Coordinate x, Coordinate y) const |
| Returns true if the given coordinate is inside the active area of this object, favoring the most precise response possible, regardless of performance. | |
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Returns true if the given coordinate is inside the active area of this object, favoring the most precise response possible, regardless of performance. A rectangular bounding box will suffice, but if an object can give a more precise answer, e.g. if it really has a circular or irregular shape instead of a box, it should give the more precise answer here. This call should be used only when such precision is needed; the regular rectangular bounding box can be used in other cases. Reimplemented from Retinal_Object. Definition at line 964 of file retinalobjs.c. References Retinal_Obj::Activity, and Retinal_Object::bounding_box. |
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