Position Class Reference

#include <Position.h>

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Public Member Functions
	Position ()
	It creates a new empty position.
	Position (int n)
	It creates a new empty n-dimensional position.
	Position (vector< double > q)
	It creates a position whit the values of the vector supplied.
int	getDim ()
	It suplies the dimension of the position.
void	setDim (int n)
	It modifies the dimension of the position.
double	getQi (int i)
	It retrieves the i coordinate of the position.
void	setQi (int i, double qi)
	It modifies the value of the i coordinate.
double	distance (Position q)
	It calculates the distance from itself to the position r.
	~Position ()
	It destroys the position object.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Position::Position

(

)

It creates a new empty position.

Position::Position

(

int

n

)

It creates a new empty n-dimensional position.

Position::Position

(

vector< double >

q

)

It creates a position whit the values of the vector supplied.

Parameters

q	the position vector

Position::~Position

(

)

It destroys the position object.

Member Function Documentation

double Position::distance

(

Position

q

)

It calculates the distance from itself to the position r.

Parameters

q	the other position

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int Position::getDim

(

)

It suplies the dimension of the position.

Returns

the dimension of the position

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double Position::getQi

(

int

i

)

It retrieves the i coordinate of the position.

Returns

i coordinate of the position

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void Position::setDim

(

int

n

)

It modifies the dimension of the position.

Parameters

n	the new dimension of the position

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void Position::setQi	(	int	i,
		double	qi
	)

It modifies the value of the i coordinate.

Parameters

i	modified coordinate
qi	new value for the coordinate

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

• Position.h
• Position.cpp