Operation to make map cutouts. More...

#include <cutout_operation.h>

Public Member Functions
	CutoutOperation (Map map, PathObject cutout_object, bool cut_away)
	Function object constructor. More...

	CutoutOperation (const CutoutOperation &)=delete
	This functor must not be copied. More...

	~CutoutOperation ()
	Destructs the object. More...

CutoutOperation &	operator= (const CutoutOperation &)=delete
	This functor must not be assigned to. More...

void	operator() (Object *object)
	Applies the configured cutting operation on the given object. More...

void	commit ()
	Commits the changes. More...

Detailed Description

Operation to make map cutouts.

This functor must not be applied to map parts other than the current one.

See CutoutTool::apply for usage example.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ CutoutOperation() [1/2]

OpenOrienteering::CutoutOperation::CutoutOperation	(	Map *	map,
		PathObject *	cutout_object,
		bool	cut_away
	)

Function object constructor.

Setting cut_away to true inverts the tool's effect, i.e. it will remove the object parts inside the outline of cutout_object instead of the object parts outside.

◆ CutoutOperation() [2/2]

OpenOrienteering::CutoutOperation::CutoutOperation ( const CutoutOperation & )

delete

This functor must not be copied.

If it is to be used via std::function, std::ref can be used to explicitly create a copyable reference.

◆ ~CutoutOperation()

OpenOrienteering::CutoutOperation::~CutoutOperation ( )

Destructs the object.

commit() must be called before.

Member Function Documentation

◆ commit()

void OpenOrienteering::CutoutOperation::commit ( )

Commits the changes.

This must always be called before the destructor. No other operations may be called after commit.

◆ operator()()

void OpenOrienteering::CutoutOperation::operator() ( Object * object )

Applies the configured cutting operation on the given object.

◆ operator=()

CutoutOperation& OpenOrienteering::CutoutOperation::operator= ( const CutoutOperation & )