Definition

The concept RandomConvexSetTraits_2 describes the requirements of the traits class for the function random_convex_set_2().

Has Models:: CGAL::Random_convex_set_traits_2<Kernel>

Types
typedef unspecified_type	Point_2
	point class.

typedef unspecified_type	FT
	class used for doing computations on point and vector coordinates (has to fulfill field type requirements).

typedef unspecified_type	Sum
	AdaptableBinaryFunction class: `Point_2` \( \times\) `Point_2` \( \rightarrow\) `Point_2`. More...

typedef unspecified_type	Scale
	AdaptableBinaryFunction class: `Point_2` \( \times\) `FT` \( \rightarrow\) `Point_2`. More...

typedef unspecified_type	Max_coordinate
	AdaptableUnaryFunction class: `Point_2` \( \rightarrow\) `FT`. More...

typedef unspecified_type	Angle_less
	AdaptableBinaryFunction class: `Point_2` \( \times\) `Point_2` \( \rightarrow\) `bool`. More...

Operations
Point_2	origin () const
	return origin (neutral element for the `Sum` operation).

Member Typedef Documentation

◆ Angle_less

typedef unspecified_type RandomConvexSetTraits_2::Angle_less

AdaptableBinaryFunction class: Point_2 \( \times\) Point_2 \( \rightarrow\) bool.

It returns true, iff the angle of the direction corresponding to the first argument with respect to the positive \( x\)-axis is less than the angle of the direction corresponding to the second argument.

◆ Max_coordinate

typedef unspecified_type RandomConvexSetTraits_2::Max_coordinate

AdaptableUnaryFunction class: Point_2 \( \rightarrow\) FT.

Max_coordinate(p) returns the coordinate of p with largest absolute value.

◆ Scale

typedef unspecified_type RandomConvexSetTraits_2::Scale

AdaptableBinaryFunction class: Point_2 \( \times\) FT \( \rightarrow\) Point_2.

Scale(p,k) returns the point that results from scaling the vector corresponding to p by a factor of k.

◆ Sum

typedef unspecified_type RandomConvexSetTraits_2::Sum

AdaptableBinaryFunction class: Point_2 \( \times\) Point_2 \( \rightarrow\) Point_2.

It returns the point that results from adding the vectors corresponding to both arguments.