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GUI::DrawWindow(recti(position2di(pos.x, pos.y), dimension2di(50, 70))); | GUI::DrawWindow(recti(position2di(pos.x, pos.y), dimension2di(50, 70))); | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:12, 16 December 2012
The Dimension2d type is used for setting the dimensions of things such as GUI elements.
dimension2di dim ( const uint, const uint )
Example
GUI::DrawWindow(recti(position2di(pos.x, pos.y), dimension2di(50, 70)));
