The Base.Graphics interface is an abstract wrapper; specific packages (e.g., Cairo and Tk/Gtk) implement much of the functionality.
Creates a point in two dimensions
Creates a box in two dimensions with the given edges
Creates a box in two dimensions that encloses all objects
Computes the width of an object
Computes the height of an object
Computes the minimum x-coordinate contained in an object
Computes the maximum x-coordinate contained in an object
Computes the minimum y-coordinate contained in an object
Computes the maximum y-coordinate contained in an object
Return the length of the diagonal of an object
Compute the height/width of an object
Return the point in the center of an object
Returns a tuple (xmin(obj), xmax(obj))
Returns a tuple (ymin(obj), ymax(obj))
Rotates an object around origin by the specified angle (radians), returning a new object of the same type. Because of type-constancy, this new object may not always be a strict geometric rotation of the input; for example, if obj is a BoundingBox the return is the smallest BoundingBox that encloses the rotated input.
Returns an object shifted horizontally and vertically by the indicated amounts
Scale the width and height of a graphics object, keeping the center fixed
Returns the smallest box containing both boxes
Returns the intersection, the largest box contained in both boxes
Returns a bounding box with all edges shifted by the indicated amounts
True if the given point is inside the box
True if the given point is inside the box