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The recti type is used to create GUI elements among other things. There are two variances.
 
The recti type is used to create GUI elements among other things. There are two variances.
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Method one uses a position2di and dimension2di argument. The dimension2di argument represents the width and the height;
 
Method one uses a position2di and dimension2di argument. The dimension2di argument represents the width and the height;
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Method two uses two position2di arguments. The first being the upper left hand corner and the second being the lower right hand corner. ( needs clarification. )
 
  
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Method two uses two position2di arguments. The first being the upper left hand corner and the second being the lower right hand corner. ( needs clarification. )
 
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recti rect (position2di(pos.x, pos.y), position2di(pos.x + 50, pos.y + 70));
 
recti rect (position2di(pos.x, pos.y), position2di(pos.x + 50, pos.y + 70));
 
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Revision as of 05:50, 28 September 2012

The recti type is used to create GUI elements among other things. There are two variances.


Method one uses a position2di and dimension2di argument. The dimension2di argument represents the width and the height;

recti rect (position2di(pos.x, pos.y), dimension2di(50, 70));


Method two uses two position2di arguments. The first being the upper left hand corner and the second being the lower right hand corner. ( needs clarification. )

recti rect (position2di(pos.x, pos.y), position2di(pos.x + 50, pos.y + 70));