Is there way to verify if a cgpoint is inside a specific cgrect?

Is there way to verify if a cgpoint is inside a specific cgrect?

Is there a way to verify if a CGPoint is inside a specific CGRect. An example would be: I’m dragging a UIImageView and I want to verify if its central point CGPoint is inside another UIImageView

When to stop using objective-c.mutability on cgrect s?

This little feature alone is enough of a reason to stop using Objective-C. Mutability on CGRect s without having to create a new one entirely and reset the value. It was only less than two years ago that we as Objective-C developers were forced to write frame modification code like this:

What should you not do with cgrect data structure?

For this reason, your applications should avoid directly reading and writing the data stored in the CGRect data structure. Instead, use the functions described here to manipulate rectangles and to retrieve their characteristics. There’s probably still a lot of you that didn’t bother with such formalities, but that’s ok.

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How are extension points listed in a use case?

A use case may have an additional compartment under its name compartment that lists all its extension points. The extension line can have an attached note that names its extension point and shows the condition under which the extending use case occurs.

What are the classes for integrating cartopy into Matplotlib?

The primary class for integrating cartopy into matplotlib is the GeoAxes, which is a subclass of a normal matplotlib Axes. The GeoAxes class adds extra functionality to an axes which is specific to drawing maps.

How is the extension point of a line classified?

The extension line can have an attached note that names its extension point and shows the condition under which the extending use case occurs. Classification Use cases can be classified using the standard SysML generalization relationship.