Point Structure

Struct that represents a point that is based on a X-coordinate and a Y-coordinate of type Length.

Creates a Point object by parsing a string representation and creates a string representation of a Point object.

Inheritance Hierarchy

SystemObject
SystemValueType
PdfTools.Geometry.UnitsPoint

Namespace: PdfTools.Geometry.Units
Assembly: PdfTools (in PdfTools.dll) Version: 1.14.0+45dc66aa6a2523065773ba29710af5aafc41d982

Syntax

public struct Point

The Point type exposes the following members.

Properties

	Name	Description
	Origin	The point representing the origin (lower-left corner) of the coordinate system.
	X	Get the horizontal coordinate as Length object. The horizontal axis is oriented from left to right.
	Y	Get the vertical coordinate as Length object. The vertical axis is oriented from bottom to top.

Name

Description

The point representing the origin (lower-left corner) of the coordinate system.

Get the horizontal coordinate as Length object.

The horizontal axis is oriented from left to right.

Get the vertical coordinate as Length object.

The vertical axis is oriented from bottom to top.

Methods

	Name	Description
	cm	Create a Point object with the unit of x and y centimetre (symbol cm, equal to 0.01m).
	Equals	(Overrides ValueTypeEquals(Object))
	FromLengths	Create a Point object with the x and y as Length objects.
	GetHashCode	(Overrides ValueTypeGetHashCode)
	in	Create a Point object with the unit of x and y inch (symbol in, equal to 25.4mm or 72pt).
	km	Create a Point object with the unit of x and y kilometre (symbol km, equal to 1000m).
	m	Create a Point object with the unit of x and y metre (symbol m, is the SI unit of length).
	mm	Create a Point object with the unit of x and y millimetre (symbol mm, equal to 0.001m).
	Parse	Create a Point object from the string representation of a x-y-coordinate pair.
	pt	Create a Point object with the unit of x and y point (symbol pt, is the default unit used in PDF documents, equal to 1/72in or 25.4/72mm).
	ToString	Creates a string representation as x-y-pair with associated suitable metric units, "m", "cm" or "mm". (Overrides ValueTypeToString)
	um	Create a Point object with the unit of x and y micrometre (symbol um, equal to 0.000001m).