Triangle Class Reference
[Molecular Surface Computation]

Generic TriangleEdge Class. More...

#include <triangle.h>

Inheritance diagram for Triangle:

List of all members.

Public Member Functions
Constructors and Destructors
	Triangle () throw ()
	Default constructor.
	Triangle (const Triangle &triangle, bool deep=false) throw ()
	Copy constructor.
virtual	~Triangle () throw ()
	Destructor.
Assignments
void	set (const Triangle &triangle, bool deep=false) throw ()
	Assign from another Triangle.
Triangle &	operator= (const Triangle &triangle) throw ()
	Assign from another Triangle.
Accessors
void	setPoint (Position i, TrianglePoint *point) throw (Exception::IndexOverflow)
	Set one of the three points of the Triangle.
TrianglePoint *	getPoint (Position i) const throw (Exception::IndexOverflow)
	Return one of the three points of the Triangle.
void	remove (TriangleEdge *edge) throw ()
	Remove an edge from the Triangle.
Predicates
virtual bool	operator== (const Triangle &) const throw ()
	Equality operator.
virtual bool	operator!= (const Triangle &) const throw ()
	Inequality operator.
virtual bool	operator *= (const Triangle &) const throw ()
	Similarity operator.
Friends
Class friends
class TriangleEdge - class TrianglePoint - class TriangulatedSurface - class TriangulatedSphere - class TriangulatedSES - class TriangulatedSAS - class SESTriangulator - class SASTriangulator
class	TriangleEdge
class	TrianglePoint
class	TriangulatedSurface
class	TriangulatedSphere
class	TriangulatedSES
class	TriangulatedSAS
class	SESTriangulator
class	SASTriangulator

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Detailed Description

Generic TriangleEdge Class.

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Triangle::Triangle (   )  throw ()

Default constructor. This method creates a new Triangle object.

Triangle::Triangle (  const Triangle &  triangle, bool  deep = false )  throw ()

Copy constructor. Create a new Triangle object from another. Parameters: triangle  the Triangle object to be copied deep  if deep = false, all pointers are set to NULL (default). Otherwise the new Triangle object is linked to the neighbours of the old Triangle object.

virtual Triangle::~Triangle (   )  throw () [virtual]

Destructor. Destructs the Triangle object.

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Member Function Documentation

TrianglePoint* Triangle::getPoint (  Position  i  )  const throw (Exception::IndexOverflow)

Return one of the three points of the Triangle. Parameters: i  the relative index of the point which should be given back. If i is greater three, an exception is thrown. Returns: TrianglePoint* a pointer to the asked point

virtual bool Triangle::operator *= (  const Triangle &   )  const throw () [virtual]

Similarity operator. Returns: true Reimplemented from GraphTriangle< TrianglePoint, TriangleEdge, Triangle >.

virtual bool Triangle::operator!= (  const Triangle &   )  const throw () [virtual]

Inequality operator. Returns: false Reimplemented from GraphTriangle< TrianglePoint, TriangleEdge, Triangle >.

Triangle& Triangle::operator= (  const Triangle &  triangle  )  throw ()

Assign from another Triangle. The Triangle object is linked to the neighbours of the Triangle object to assign from Parameters: triangle  the Triangle object to assign from

virtual bool Triangle::operator== (  const Triangle &   )  const throw () [virtual]

Equality operator. Returns: true Reimplemented from GraphTriangle< TrianglePoint, TriangleEdge, Triangle >.

void Triangle::remove (  TriangleEdge *  edge  )  throw ()

Remove an edge from the Triangle. The edge is set to NULL. Parameters: edge  the edge to delete

void Triangle::set (  const Triangle &  triangle, bool  deep = false )  throw ()

Assign from another Triangle. Parameters: triangle  the Triangle object to assign from deep  if deep = false, all pointers are set to NULL (default). Otherwise the Triangle object is linked to the neighbours of the Triangle object to assign from

void Triangle::setPoint (  Position  i, TrianglePoint *  point )  throw (Exception::IndexOverflow)

Set one of the three points of the Triangle. Parameters: i  the relative index of the point which should be set. If i is greater three, an exception is thrown. point  a pointer to the new point