_{Official ZPE/YASS documentation}Point

Introduction

The Point object represents a two-dimensional coordinate (x, y).

Internally, it wraps a java.awt.Point instance and is primarily intended for use in graphical or UI-related contexts where coordinates are required.

A Point is created using its constructor and two coordinate values.

All functions exposed by this object require a permission level of 0.

Point object functions

The following is a list of internal functions the Point object exposes. All functions are ZPEObjectNativeFunctions therefore run in native code.

_construct(string x, string y) ⇒ Point

Constructs a Point object using the supplied x and y values. The values are converted to integers internally. The constructor returns the Point object itself.

Examples

Creating a simple point:

$p = new Point(100, 250)

print($p)

Using a Point in a graphical context:

$location = new Point(50, 75)

# Example usage: pass to a UI component or drawing function

Notes:

• Integer coordinates: The x and y values are converted to integers internally.
• String parameters: The constructor accepts values that are converted from string form.
• UI usage: Primarily designed for graphical and coordinate-based operations.