Open3D (C++ API)
0.17.0
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#include <Scalar.h>
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enum class | ScalarType { Double , Int64 , Bool } |
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Scalar (float v) | |
Scalar (double v) | |
Scalar (int8_t v) | |
Scalar (int16_t v) | |
Scalar (int32_t v) | |
Scalar (int64_t v) | |
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Scalar (long v, typename std::enable_if<!std::is_same< T, long >::value >::type *=0) | |
Scalar (uint8_t v) | |
Scalar (uint16_t v) | |
Scalar (uint32_t v) | |
Scalar (uint64_t v) | |
Scalar (bool v) | |
bool | IsDouble () const |
bool | IsInt64 () const |
bool | IsBool () const |
double | GetDouble () const |
int64_t | GetInt64 () const |
bool | GetBool () const |
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T | To () const |
To<T>() does not check for scalar type and overflows. More... | |
void | AssertSameScalarType (Scalar other, const std::string &error_msg) const |
std::string | ToString () const |
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bool | Equal (T value) const |
bool | Equal (bool value) const |
bool | Equal (Scalar other) const |
Scalar is a stores one of {double, int64, bool}. Typically Scalar is used to accept C++ scalar arguments of different types via implicit conversion constructor. Doing so can avoid the need for templates.
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Returns bool value from Scalar. Only works when scalar_type_ is ScalarType::Bool.
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Returns double value from Scalar. Only works when scalar_type_ is ScalarType::Double.
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Returns int64 value from Scalar. Only works when scalar_type_ is ScalarType::Int64.
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