CIP C++ documentation for class "pfcView"

Class pfcView

# include <pfcView.h> class pfcView : public virtual pfcChild { xaideclare(pfcView) ... };

Description

This class specifies information about a view.

The transformation matrix provides the transformation from the object's coordinate system to logical screen coordinates. This matrix does not contain any transformation for the members of an assembly.

Direct Known Subclasses:: wfcWView

Method Summary


`xbool`	`GetIsCurrent ()`
	The boolean status that indicates if the view is current or not.

`optional xstring`	`GetName ()`
	The name of the view

`pfcTransform3D_ptr`	`GetTransform ()`
`void`	`SetTransform (pfcTransform3D_ptr value)`
	The transformation matrix

`void`	`Reset ()`
	This method resets a previously set view orientation back to the default orientation.

`void`	`Rotate (pfcCoordAxis Axis, xreal Angle)`
	This method rotates a specified object in respect to the X-, Y-, or Z- axis. Input arguments are angle and degree.

Methods Inherited from Class pfcChild:: GetDBParent, GetOId

Method Detail

optional xstring GetName ()

The name of the view

Manual References:: Windows and Views: View Operations, Windows and Views: View Operations

xbool GetIsCurrent ()

The boolean status that indicates if the view is current or not.

Manual References:: Windows and Views: View Operations, Windows and Views: View Operations

`pfcTransform3D_ptr`	`GetTransform`	`()`
`void`	`SetTransform`	`(pfcTransform3D_ptr value)`

The transformation matrix

Exceptions thrown (but not limited to):

pfcXToolkitInvalidMatrix - The matrix is invalid or NULL.

Manual References:: Windows and Views: Transformations, Windows and Views: Transformations, Windows and Views: Transformations, Windows and Views: Transformations

void Reset ()

This method resets a previously set view orientation back to the default orientation.

Manual References:: Windows and Views: View Operations, Windows and Views: View Operations

Returns:

void Rotate (pfcCoordAxis Axis, xreal Angle)

This method rotates a specified object in respect to the X-, Y-, or Z- axis. Input arguments are angle and degree.

Manual References:: Windows and Views: Transformations, Windows and Views: Transformations

Parameters:

Axis: The rotation axis
Angle: The rotation angle, in degrees

Returns: