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CGAL::Qt::PainterOstream< K > Class Template Reference
Miscellaneous Classes

#include <CGAL/Qt/PainterOstream.h>

Definition

An object of type PainterOstream provides output operators for Kernel objects.

As CGAL has unbounded objects the PainterOstream must be constructed with a clipping rectangle. This is typically the visible area of the widget where the unbounded object is displayed.

Creation

 PainterOstream (QPainter *qp, QRectF clippingRect)
 The clipping rect is used for unbounded Kernel objects.
 

Operations

PainterOstream< K > operator<< (K::Point_2)
 Draws a point.
 
PainterOstream< K > operator<< (K::Segment_2)
 Draws a segment.
 
PainterOstream< K > operator<< (K::Ray_2)
 Draws a clipped ray.
 
PainterOstream< K > operator<< (K::Line_2)
 Draws a clipped line.
 
PainterOstream< K > operator<< (K::Triangle_2)
 Draws a triangle.
 
PainterOstream< K > operator<< (K::Iso_rectangle_2)
 Draws an iso rectangle.
 
PainterOstream< K > operator<< (K::Circle_2)
 Draws a circle.
 
PainterOstream< K > operator<< (K::Circular_arc_2)
 Draws a circular arc.
 
PainterOstream< K > operator<< (std::list< K::Point_2 >)
 Draws a polyline. More...
 
PainterOstream< K > operator<< (Bbox_2)
 Draws an iso rectangle.
 
PainterOstream< K > operator<< (QPen)
 Sets the pen used in the next paint operations.
 
PainterOstream< K > operator<< (QBrush)
 Sets the brush used in the next paint operations.
 

Member Function Documentation

template<typename K >
PainterOstream<K> CGAL::Qt::PainterOstream< K >::operator<< ( std::list< K::Point_2 >  )

Draws a polyline.

In order to close it the first and last point must be equal.