1Tickit::RectSet(3)    User Contributed Perl Documentation   Tickit::RectSet(3)
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NAME

6       "Tickit::RectSet" - store a set of rectangular regions
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DESCRIPTION

9       Objects in this class store a set of rectangular regions. The object
10       tracks which areas are covered, to ensure that overlaps are avoided,
11       and that neighbouring regions are merged where possible. The order in
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14       New regions can be added using the "add" method. The "rects" method
15       returns a list of non-overlapping Tickit::Rect regions, in top-to-
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CONSTRUCTOR

19   new
20          $rectset = Tickit::RectSet->new
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22       Returns a new "Tickit::RectSet" instance, initially empty.
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METHODS

25   rects
26          @rects = $rectset->rects
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28       Returns a list of the covered regions, in order first top to bottom,
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31   add
32          $rectset->add( $rect )
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34       Adds the region covered by $rect to the stored region list.
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36   subtract
37          $rectset->subtract( $rect )
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39       Removes any covered region that intersects with $rect from the stored
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42   clear
43          $rectset->clear
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45       Remove all the regions from the set.
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47   intersects
48          $bool = $rectset->intersects( $rect )
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50       Returns true if $rect intersects with any region in the set.
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52   contains
53          $bool = $rectset->contains( $rect )
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55       Returns true if $rect is entirely covered by the regions in the set.
56       Note that it may be that the rect requires two or more regions in the
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AUTHOR

60       Paul Evans <leonerd@leonerd.org.uk>
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64perl v5.36.0                      2023-01-20                Tickit::RectSet(3)