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2.5.6.2 Accessors for CLIM Elliptical Objects

The following functions apply to both ellipses and elliptical arcs. In all cases, the name elliptical-object means that the argument may be an ellipse or an elliptical arc. These generic functions comprise the ellipse protocol. All classes that are subclasses of either ellipse or elliptical-arc must implement methods for these functions.

ellipse-center-point* [Generic Function]

Arguments: elliptical-object

Summary: Returns the center point of elliptical-object as two values representing the coordinate pair.

ellipse-center-point [Generic Function]

Arguments: elliptical-object

Summary: Returns the center point of elliptical-object .

ellipse-center-point is part of the ellipse Application Programmer Interface, but not part of the ellipse protocol. CLIM will supply default methods for ellipse- center-point on the protocol classes ellipse and elliptical-arc that are implemented by calling ellipse-center-point* .

ellipse-radii [Generic Function]

Arguments: elliptical-object

Summary: Returns four values corresponding to the two radius vectors of elliptical-arc . These values may be canonicalized in some way, and so may not be the same as the values passed to the constructor function.

ellipse-start-angle [Generic Function]

Arguments: elliptical-object

Summary: Returns the start angle of elliptical-object . If elliptical-object is a full ellipse or closed path, then ellipse-start-angle will return nil ; otherwise the value will be a number greater than or equal to zero, and less than 2π.

ellipse-end-angle [Generic Function]

Arguments: elliptical-object

Summary: Returns the end angle of elliptical-object . If elliptical-object is a full ellipse or closed path, then ellipse-end-angle will return nil ; otherwise the value will be a number greater than zero, and less than or equal to 2π.


Common Lisp Interface Manager 2.0 User's Guide - 22 Dec 2009

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