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Foo Class Reference

Class Foo describes the target interface that we want to adapt other objects or classes with different interfaces to behave like. More...

#include <Foo.hpp>

Inheritance diagram for Foo

[legend]List of all members.

Public Methods
	Foo ( void )
	Default Constructor.
	Foo ( FooCref )
	Copy constructor.
virtual	~Foo ( void )
	Destructor.
FooRef	operator= ( FooCref )
	Assignment operator.
bool	operator== ( FooCref )
	Equality operator.
virtual corelinux::IntCref	getVerticalPosition ( void ) const = 0
	Return the Y coordinate of the point.
virtual corelinux::IntCref	getHorizontalPosition ( void ) const = 0
	Return the X coordinate of the point.
virtual void	setVerticalPosition ( corelinux::Int ) = 0 throw (corelinux::Exception )
	Sets the Y coordinate.
virtual void	setHorizontalPosition ( corelinux::Int ) = 0 throw (corelinux::Exception )
	Sets the X coordinate.
Static Protected Methods
corelinux::IntCref	getMinimumVerticalPosition ( void )
	Return minimum Y.
corelinux::IntCref	getMaximumVerticalPosition ( void )
	Return maximum Y.
corelinux::IntCref	getMinimumHorizontalPosition ( void )
	Return minimum X.
corelinux::IntCref	getMaximumHorizontalPosition ( void )
	Return maximum X.
Static Protected Attributes
corelinux::Int	theMinimumVertical
	Fixed minimum Y.
corelinux::Int	theMaximumVertical
	Fixed maximum Y.
corelinux::Int	theMinimumHorizontal
	Fixed minimum X.
corelinux::Int	theMaximumHorizontal
	Fixed maximum X.

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Detailed Description

Class Foo describes the target interface that we want to adapt other objects or classes with different interfaces to behave like.

Foo is an abstract class that specifies a screen coordinate system that is based on that 0,0 (X,Y) is the top left hand corner of the screen. We mock up the max dimensions to assume Xmax is 5 and Ymax is 5 inclusive. Attempting to fix to a point outside of the dimensions results in an exception.

The minimum and maximum positions are fixed in static members because the original developer once declared "Who needs more than 5 pixels?"

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

• Foo.hpp
• Foo.cpp

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