TCenOrSep

The type of LineSegLike that this Point can start or ends.

The type of this point for the purposes of LineSegT. May not be the final type.

Column number for the coordinate of a tile grid.

A StrArr Arr of the element type names of this Show Product class.

Utility method to append this element on to an ArrayBuffer[Int]. End users should rarely need to use this method. This is useful for methods like filter.

Performs the side effecting function on each Double in this Product element.

LinSegLike from the parameter point to this point.

LineSegLike from this point to the parameter point.

1st parameter name.

2nd parameter name.

Number of parameter constituents of this class.

The optional default value for parameter 1.

The optional default value for parameter 2.

Sequence of the names of parameter constituents of this class.

Row number for the coordinate of a tile grid.

The most basic Show method, paralleling the strT method on ShowT type class instances.

Show with decimal precision of 0 places.

Show with decimal precision of 1 place padding with a zero if necessary.

Show with decimal precision of 2 places padding with zeros if necessary.

Show with decimal precision of 3 places padding with zeros if necessary.

Intended to be a multiple parameter comprehensive Show method. Intended to be paralleled by show method on Show type class instances.

Element 1 of this Tell2+ element product.

Element 2 of this Tell2+ element product.

The syntactic depth of the tell String for this object.

A StrArr Arr collection of the show methods return values of the elements of this Show Product class.

Returns a string representation of the object.

The default representation is platform dependent.

The type of the object to be persisted.

This property determines if the type can be used with Multiple syntax.

MyObj * 7

. for describing sequences succinctly. This is not desirable for some types such as numerical and mathematical vector types as this could be confusing 3 * 4 should resolve to an Int of value 12, not a Multiple(3, 4).