qgsrange.h File Reference

#include "qgis.h"
#include "qgis_sip.h"
#include "qgis_core.h"

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Classes
class	QgsRange< T >
	A template based class for storing ranges (lower to upper values). More...
class	QgsTemporalRange< T >
	A template based class for storing temporal ranges (beginning to end values). More...

Typedefs
typedef QgsRange< double >	QgsDoubleRange
	QgsRange which stores a range of double values. More...
typedef QgsRange< int >	QgsIntRange
	QgsRange which stores a range of integer values. More...
typedef QgsTemporalRange< QDate > QgsDateRange	SIP_DOC_TEMPLATE
	QgsRange which stores a range of dates. More...

Typedef Documentation

QgsDoubleRange

typedef QgsRange< double > QgsDoubleRange

QgsRange which stores a range of double values.

Since

QGIS 3.0

See also

QgsIntRange

QgsDateRange

QgsDateTimeRange

Definition at line 186 of file qgsrange.h.

QgsIntRange

typedef QgsRange< int > QgsIntRange

QgsRange which stores a range of integer values.

Since

QGIS 3.0

See also

QgsDoubleRange

QgsDateRange

QgsDateTimeRange

Definition at line 198 of file qgsrange.h.

SIP_DOC_TEMPLATE

typedef QgsTemporalRange< QDateTime > QgsDateTimeRange SIP_DOC_TEMPLATE

QgsRange which stores a range of dates.

QgsRange which stores a range of date times.

Invalid QDates as the beginning or end are permitted. In this case, the bound is considered to be infinite. E.g. QgsDateRange(QDate(),QDate(2017,1,1)) is treated as a range containing all dates before 2017-1-1. QgsDateRange(QDate(2017,1,1),QDate()) is treated as a range containing all dates after 2017-1-1.

Since

QGIS 3.0

See also

QgsDateTimeRange

Invalid QDateTimes as the beginning or end are permitted. In this case, the bound is considered to be infinite. E.g. QgsDateTimeRange(QDateTime(),QDateTime(2017,1,1)) is treated as a range containing all dates before 2017-1-1. QgsDateTimeRange(QDateTime(2017,1,1),QDateTime()) is treated as a range containing all dates after 2017-1-1.

Since

QGIS 3.0

See also

QgsDateRange

Definition at line 423 of file qgsrange.h.