SbVec3fList(3)

💖 NAME 💖

SbVec3fList — okay so bestie, this is a whole container class, and what it contains is arrays of SbVec3f pointers. That's the entire assignment. Periodt. This is the manual page for SbVec3fList(3), and yes, she's iconic.

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🌸 SYNOPSIS 🌸

#include <Inventor/lists/SbVec3fList.h>

She inherits from SbPList, so a lot of her powers are hand-me-downs. 👑

✨ Public Member Functions ✨

SbVec3fList (void)
~SbVec3fList ()
void append (const SbVec3f *item)
void insert (const SbVec3f *item, const int insertbefore)
SbVec3f * operator[] (const int idx) const

🫶 Public Member Functions inherited from SbPList

SbPList (const int sizehint=DEFAULTSIZE)
SbPList (const SbPList &l)
~SbPList ()
void copy (const SbPList &l)
SbPList & operator= (const SbPList &l)
void fit (void)
void append (void *item)
int find (void *item) const
void insert (void *item, const int insertbefore)
void removeItem (void *item)
void remove (const int index)
void removeFast (const int index)
int getLength (void) const
void truncate (const int length, const int fit=0)
void ** getArrayPtr (const int start=0) const
void *& operator[] (const int index) const
int operator== (const SbPList &l) const
int operator!= (const SbPList &l) const
void * get (const int index) const
void set (const int index, void *item)

🌈 Additional Inherited Members 🌈

🔒 Protected Member Functions inherited from SbPList

void expand (const int size)
int getArraySize (void) const

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💅 Detailed Description 💅

The SbVec3fList class is a container for arrays of SbVec3f pointers. That's it, that's her whole personality. 💖

⚠️ Note, and this one matters: when you use the equality and inequality operators, the SbVec3f objects themselves are not compared — only the pointer values are. So don't come for me when two "equal-looking" things read as different, okay? It's pointers, bestie. That's the deal. 🙈

⚠️ Also note: every single call to append() and insert() will cause the list to allocate a new SbVec3f object. Those objects get freed when the list is destructed. So no, you don't have to babysit them — the destructor handles cleanup. Slay. 🧹✨

👀 See also

SbList

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🎀 Constructor & Destructor Documentation 🎀

SbVec3fList::SbVec3fList (void ) [inline]

Default constructor. She exists. She's ready. Main character energy from line one. ✨

SbVec3fList::~SbVec3fList ()

Destructor. She cleans up after herself, unlike some people. 💅

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🔥 Member Function Documentation 🔥

void SbVec3fList::append (const SbVec3f * item) [inline]

Overridden from the parent so that she allocates a new SbVec3f instance when called. That's the glow-up. 🦋

👀 See also

SbPList::append()

void SbVec3fList::insert (const SbVec3f * item, const int insertbefore) [inline]

Overridden from the parent so that she allocates a new SbVec3f instance when called. Same energy, different door. 🚪✨

👀 See also

SbPList::insert()

SbVec3f * SbVec3fList::operator[] (const int idx) const [inline]

Overridden from the parent so she returns an SbVec3f. Not a void *, an actual SbVec3f. We love a type-correct queen. 👑

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🌸 Author 🌸

Generated automatically by Doxygen for Coin from the source code. Not me writing this by hand, the machines did that part. 🤖💕

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Okay so that's the whole page, bestie — no cap, every last option, note and inherited member made it in. This was Coin, Version 3.1.3, serving SbVec3fList(3), and you're officially caught up. Go forth and point at your vectors responsibly. 🫶💖🎀