pub struct Rect {
    pub x1: i32,
    pub x2: i32,
    pub y1: i32,
    pub y2: i32,
}
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Defines a two-dimensional rectangle.

Fields

x1: i32

The X position of the first point (typically the left)

x2: i32

The X position of the second point (typically the right)

y1: i32

The Y position of the first point (typically the top)

y2: i32

The Y position of the second point (typically the bottom)

Implementations

Create a new rectangle, specifying X/Y Width/Height

Create a new rectangle, specifying exact dimensions

Creates a zero rectangle

Returns true if this overlaps with other

Returns the center of the rectangle

Returns true if a point is inside the rectangle

Calls a function for each x/y point in the rectangle

Gets a set of all tiles in the rectangle

Returns the rectangle’s width

Returns the rectangle’s height

Trait Implementations

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