glutil::GlyphQuad Class Reference

#include <Font.h>

Data type for a single glyph.

The data for a glyph, as far as the font system is concerned, is a set of positions that define the space of the quad, and a set of texture coordinates that reference the Font's texture. Both the positions and texture coordinates are 2D vectors.

Public Member Functions
	GlyphQuad (glm::vec2 ptBottomLeft, glm::vec2 tcBottomLeft, glm::vec2 ptTopRight, glm::vec2 tcTopRight)
	Creates a glyph given two corner positions and two corner texture coordinates.
std::vector< glm::vec2 >	GetPositions () const
	Returns the positions of the glyph as an array, for easy usage. More...
std::vector< glm::vec2 >	GetTexCoords () const
	Returns the texture coordinates of the glyph as an array, for easy usage. More...

Member Function Documentation

std::vector<glm::vec2> glutil::GlyphQuad::GetPositions

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const

Returns the positions of the glyph as an array, for easy usage.

The vector will have 4 elements, representing the four corners of the quad. In order, the points are:

1. Top-left
2. Bottom-left
3. Top-right
4. Bottom-right

This represents a counter-clockwise winding order (the OpenGL default), and is suitable for a triangle strip.

Todo:

Make this return a boost::array or something.

std::vector<glm::vec2> glutil::GlyphQuad::GetTexCoords

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const

Returns the texture coordinates of the glyph as an array, for easy usage.

The vector will have 4 elements, representing the four corners of the quad. They are in the same order as for GetPositions.

Todo:

Make this return a boost::array or something.

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

• C:/Projects/distro/glsdk_0_5_1/glutil/include/glutil/Font.h