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| AdvancedTextGeneratorInterface | |
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| AdvancedTextSupport | |
| Arc | Represents an arc defined by a center, a radius and an angle. |
| ArrayBasedQueue<T> | Represents a queue which has an usual FIFO-functionality and
will be visualized as an array. The stored objects are of the generic data type T, so it is generally possible to use ArrayBasedQueue with any objects. |
| ArrayBasedStack<T> | Represents a stack which has an usual LIFO-functionality and
will be visualized using an array. The stored objects are of the generic data type T, so it is generally possible to use ArrayBasedStack with any objects. |
| ArrayMarker | Represents a marker which points to a certain
array index. |
| ArrayPrimitive | Base class for all concrete arrays. |
| Circle | Represents a circle defined by a center and a radius. |
| CircleSeg | Represents the segment of a circle. |
| ConceptualQueue<T> | Represents a queue which has an usual FIFO-functionality and
will be visualized as a conceptual queue. The stored objects are of the generic data type T, so it is generally possible to use ConceptualQueue with any objects. |
| ConceptualStack<T> | Represents a stack which has an usual LIFO-functionality and
will be visualized as a conceptual stack. The stored objects are of the generic data type T, so it is generally possible to use ConceptualStack with any objects. |
| DoubleArray | IntArray manages an internal array. |
| DoubleMatrix | DoubleMatrix manages an internal matrix. |
| Ellipse | Represents an ellipse defined by a center and a radius. |
| EllipseSeg | Represents the segment of a ellipse. |
| Graph | Represents a graph |
| Group | Extends the API with the opportunity to group Primitives
to be able to call methods on the whole group. |
| IntArray | IntArray manages an internal array. |
| IntMatrix | IntMatrix manages an internal matrix. |
| ListBasedQueue<T> | Represents a queue which has an usual FIFO-functionality and
will be visualized using a linked list. The stored objects are of the generic data type T, so it is generally possible to use ListBasedQueue with any objects. |
| ListBasedStack<T> | Represents a stack which has an usual LIFO-functionality and
will be visualized using a linked list. The stored objects are of the generic data type T, so it is generally possible to use ListBasedStack with any objects. |
| ListElement | Represents an element of a list, for example a LinkedList. |
| MatrixPrimitive | Base class for all concrete arrays. |
| Point | Represents a simple point on the animation screen. |
| Polygon | Represents a polygon defined by an arbitrary number of Nodes. |
| Polyline | Represents a Polyline which consists of an arbitrary number of
Nodes. |
| Primitive | A Primitive is an object which can be worked with in any
animation script language. |
| Rect | Represents a simple rectangle defined by its upper left and its lower right corners. |
| SourceCode | Represents a source code element defined by its upper left corner and source code lines, which can be added. |
| Square | Represents a square defined by an upper left corner and its width. |
| StringArray | |
| StringMatrix | StringMatrix manages an internal matrix. |
| Text | Represents a text specified by an upper left position and a content. |
| Triangle | Represents a triangle defined by three Nodes. |
| Variables | |
| VisualQueue<T> | Base abstract class for all the (FIFO-)queues in animalscriptapi.primitives.VisualQueue represents the common visual features of all the subclasses
and manges the actual data using an internal java.util.LinkedList.The stored objects are of the generic data type T, so it is generally possible to use VisualQueue with any objects. |
| VisualStack<T> | Base abstract class for all the (LIFO-)stacks in animalscriptapi.primitives.VisualStack represents the common visual features of all the subclasses
and manges the actual data using an internal java.util.Stack.The stored objects are of the generic data type T, so it is generally possible to use VisualStack with any objects. |
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