#include <CGAL/Min_quadrilateral_traits_2.h>
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Kernel::Point_2.
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Kernel::Vector_2.
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Kernel::Direction_2.
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Kernel::Line_2.
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internal type.
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internal type.
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internal type.
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Kernel::Equal_2.
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Kernel::Less_xy_2.
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Kernel::Less_yx_2.
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Kernel::Orientation_2.
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Kernel::Has_on_negative_side_2.
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Kernel::Compare_angle_with_x_axis_2.
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AdaptableBinaryFunction class op: Rectangle_2 Rectangle_2 bool. op(r1,r2) returns true, iff the area of is strictly less than the area of .
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AdaptableBinaryFunction
class op: Parallelogram_2 Parallelogram_2 bool. op(p1,p2) returns true, iff the area of is strictly less than the area of .
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AdaptableBinaryFunction class op: Strip_2 Strip_2 bool. op(s1,s2) returns true, iff the width of is strictly less than the width of .
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Kernel::Construct_vector_2.
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AdaptableFunctor op: Direction_2 Vector_2. op(d) returns a vector in direction d.
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Kernel::Construct_perpendicular_vector_2.
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Kernel::Construct_direction_2.
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Kernel::Construct_opposite_direction_2.
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Kernel::Construct_line_2.
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Function class op: Point_2 Direction_2 Point_2 Point_2 Point_2 Rectangle_2. If the points p1,p2,p3,p4 form the boundary of a convex polygon (oriented counterclockwise), op(p1,d,p2,p3,p4) returns the rectangle with one of the points on each side and one sides parallel to d.
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Function class op: Point_2 Direction_2 Point_2 Direction_2 Point_2 Point_2 Rectangle_2. If the points p1,p2,p3,p4 form the boundary of a convex polygon (oriented counterclockwise), op(p1,d1,p2,d2,p3,p4) returns the parallelogram with one of the points on each side and one side parallel to each of d1 and d2.
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Function class op: Point_2 Direction_2 Point_2 Strip_2. op(p1,d,p2) returns the strip bounded by the lines through p1 resp. p2 with direction d.
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Additionally, for each of the predicate and construction functor types listed above, there is a member function that requires no arguments and returns an instance of that functor type. The name of the member function is the uncapitalized name of the type returned with the suffix _object appended. For example, for the functor type Construct_vector_2 the following member function exists:
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