CSize

CSize Class

A CSize can be used anywhere that a SIZE structure could be used.

CSize

CSize();

CSize(int CX, int CY);

CSize(SIZE sz);

CSize(POINT pt);

CSize(DWORD dw)

Various methods of constructing the CSize object.

operator LPSIZE()

operator LPSIZE();

Returns the pointer to the SIZE object associated with this CSize. operator ==

BOOL operator == (SIZE sz) const;

Returns TRUE if the co-ordinates of the source size and the CSize are equal. operator !=

BOOL operator != (SIZE sz) const;

Returns TRUE if the of the source size and the CSize are not equal. operator +=

void operator += (SIZE sz);

Adds the specified SIZE. operator -=

void operator -= (SIZE sz);

Subtracts the specified SIZE. operator -

CSize operator - () const;

Returns the unary minus (additive inverse). operator +

CSize operator + (SIZE sz) const;

CPoint operator + (POINT point) const;

CRect operator + (LPCRECT prc) const;

Adds the point and returns the value. operator -

CSize operator - (SIZE sz) const;

CPoint operator - (POINT point) const;

CRect operator - (LPCRECT prc) const;

Subtracts the point and returns the value. SetSize

void SetSize(int CX, int CY);

Sets the coordinates of the CSize.

By default, the constructor sets all the size coordinates zero, but the CSize can also be constructed from two integers, a size, a point, or a dword.

The CSize class inherits from the SIZE structure. As a result, the data members of the underlying SIZE struct are also accessible as data members.