Extends mxPoint to implement a 2-dimensional rectangle with double precision coordinates.
| mxRectangle | Extends mxPoint to implement a 2-dimensional rectangle with double precision coordinates. |
| Functions | |
| mxRectangle | Constructs a new rectangle for the optional parameters. |
| Variables | |
| width | Holds the width of the rectangle. |
| height | Holds the height of the rectangle. |
| Functions | |
| setRect | Sets this rectangle to the specified values |
| getCenterX | Returns the x-coordinate of the center point. |
| getCenterY | Returns the y-coordinate of the center point. |
| add | Adds the given rectangle to this rectangle. |
| grow | Grows the rectangle by the given amount, that is, this method subtracts the given amount from the x- and y-coordinates and adds twice the amount to the width and height. |
| getPoint | Returns the top, left corner as a new mxPoint. |
| equals | Returns true if the given object equals this rectangle. |
mxRectangle.prototype.getPoint = function()
Returns the top, left corner as a new mxPoint.
Constructs a new rectangle for the optional parameters.
function mxRectangle( x, y, width, height )
Holds the width of the rectangle.
mxRectangle.prototype.width
Holds the height of the rectangle.
mxRectangle.prototype.height
Sets this rectangle to the specified values
mxRectangle.prototype.setRect = function( x, y, w, h )
Returns the x-coordinate of the center point.
mxRectangle.prototype.getCenterX = function ()
Returns the y-coordinate of the center point.
mxRectangle.prototype.getCenterY = function ()
Adds the given rectangle to this rectangle.
mxRectangle.prototype.add = function( rect )
Grows the rectangle by the given amount, that is, this method subtracts the given amount from the x- and y-coordinates and adds twice the amount to the width and height.
mxRectangle.prototype.grow = function( amount )
Returns the top, left corner as a new mxPoint.
mxRectangle.prototype.getPoint = function()
Returns true if the given object equals this rectangle.
mxRectangle.prototype.equals = function( obj )