Uses of Class
com.luciad.shape.shape2D.TLcdXYPoint
Packages that use TLcdXYPoint
Package
Description
Provides shape classes containing a measure value.
Provides specialized Informix shapes.
Three-dimensional shapes that can be changed in two dimensions.
Provides two-dimensional views and components supporting the visualization of the former's representation.
Contains view world transformations.
This package provides JavaFX components which are related to a Lightspeed view or
allow interaction with a view.
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Uses of TLcdXYPoint in com.luciad.format.database.shape
Subclasses of TLcdXYPoint in com.luciad.format.database.shapeModifier and TypeClassDescriptionclass
This class represents aTLcdXYPoint
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Uses of TLcdXYPoint in com.luciad.format.informix.spatial.shp
Subclasses of TLcdXYPoint in com.luciad.format.informix.spatial.shpModifier and TypeClassDescriptionclass
This class represents aTLcdXYPoint
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Uses of TLcdXYPoint in com.luciad.shape.shape2D
Subclasses of TLcdXYPoint in com.luciad.shape.shape2DModifier and TypeClassDescriptionclass
This class provides an implementation ofILcd2DEditableZonalPoint
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Uses of TLcdXYPoint in com.luciad.view.gxy
Fields in com.luciad.view.gxy declared as TLcdXYPointModifier and TypeFieldDescriptionprotected TLcdXYPoint
ALcdGXYPen.fLastViewPoint
the view coordinates of the current positionprotected TLcdXYPoint
ALcdGXYPen.fLastWorldPoint
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Uses of TLcdXYPoint in com.luciad.view.lightspeed.camera
Methods in com.luciad.view.lightspeed.camera that return TLcdXYPointModifier and TypeMethodDescriptionTLspViewXYZWorldTransformation2D.getWorldOrigin()
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Uses of TLcdXYPoint in com.luciad.view.lightspeed.javafx
Methods in com.luciad.view.lightspeed.javafx that return TLcdXYPointModifier and TypeMethodDescriptionprotected TLcdXYPoint
TLspFXBalloonManager.getFocusPoint
(ALcdBalloonDescriptor aBalloonDescriptor) Returns the focus point of a given object in view coordinates, or null if there is no focus point.