CartesianBounds Structure |
Namespace: AGI.Foundation.Coordinates
The CartesianBounds type exposes the following members.
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CartesianBounds |
Holds two Cartesian values which form the bounds of a range of cartesian coordinates.
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Name | Description | |
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IsFinite |
Gets a value indicating whether this instance has a finite range.
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IsUnbounded |
Gets a value indicating whether this instance ranges from NegativeInfinity to PositiveInfinity for all coordinates.
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IsUndefined |
Gets a value indicating whether any of the bounds coordinates for this instance have the value NaN.
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LowerBound |
Gets the minimal value defining the bounds.
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Unbounded |
Gets a set of CartesianBounds representing the full range of real values from negative infinity to positive infinity.
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Undefined |
Gets a set of CartesianBounds with values of NaN.
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UpperBound |
Gets the maximal value defining the bounds.
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XBounds |
Gets the bounds for the X coordinate.
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YBounds |
Gets the bounds for the Y coordinate.
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ZBounds |
Gets the bounds for the Z coordinate.
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Name | Description | |
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Equals(CartesianBounds) |
Indicates whether another instance of this type is exactly equal to this instance.
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Equals(Object) |
Indicates whether another object is exactly equal to this instance.
(Overrides ValueTypeEquals(Object).) | |
EqualsEpsilon |
Indicates whether each value of another instance of this type
is within the required tolerance of the corresponding value of this instance.
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GetHashCode |
Returns a hash code for this instance, which is suitable for use in hashing algorithms and data structures like a hash table.
(Overrides ValueTypeGetHashCode.) | |
GetType | Gets the Type of the current instance. (Inherited from Object.) | |
ToString |
Returns the string representation of the value of this instance.
(Overrides ValueTypeToString.) |
Name | Description | |
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Equality |
Returns if the two instances are exactly equal.
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Inequality |
Returns if the two instances are not exactly equal.
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