A Gdk::TimeCoord instance contains a single event of motion history.
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#include <gdkmm/timecoord.h>
A Gdk::TimeCoord instance contains a single event of motion history.
You shouldn't be using it as a standalone object.
Gdk::TimeCoord::TimeCoord |
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GdkTimeCoord * |
gobject, |
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Gdk::TimeCoord::TimeCoord |
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const TimeCoord& |
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Gdk::TimeCoord::TimeCoord |
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TimeCoord&& |
other | ) |
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Gdk::TimeCoord::~TimeCoord |
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guint32 Gdk::TimeCoord::get_time |
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double Gdk::TimeCoord::get_value_at_axis |
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index | ) |
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Gets value at index axis.
- Note
- Gdk::Device::get_n_axes() will tell you how many axes are stored here.
- Parameters
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index | Index of an axis from which the value will be taken. |
- Returns
- A value at index.
GdkTimeCoord* Gdk::TimeCoord::gobj |
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Provides access to the underlying C object.
const GdkTimeCoord* Gdk::TimeCoord::gobj |
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Provides access to the underlying C object.
GdkTimeCoord* Gdk::TimeCoord::gobject_ |
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