Barend Gehrels <barend <at> geodan.nl> writes:
This is internally. Of course the user can use the point directly, so can state: pnt p; p.x = 3; box1 b; b.left = 3;
Yeah, but my rationale was that you don't want to do this. My initial goal was to make my code independent of the underlying geometric primitives frameworks provide. It seems that you don't address this, do you?
Currently our library can be found at: http://geometrylibrary.geodan.nl
I've taken a quick look, and here are some my impressions (correct me if I'm wrong): - You provide your own implementation of points, boxes, circles... - You provide lots of geometric algorithms over those - Through some template specializations it is possible to use (say) QPoints with your algorithms. BUT I would still be manipulating QPoints directly in the rest of my code. - Is a box implemented always as two points? Reguards,