Point Class

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This class is used to represent a pixel coordinate or offset. This is often used by pushpin anchors, and map location to pixel conversion calculations.

Constructor

Point(x: number, y: number)

Properties

Name	Type	Description
x	number	The x value of the point.
y	number	The y value of the point.

Methods

The following is a list of methods that are part of the Point class.

Name	Return Type	Description
add(point: Point)	Point	Adds the x and y values of two points and returns a new Point.
clone()	Point	Returns a copy of the Point object.
equals(point: Point, tolerance?: number)	boolean	Compares the x and y values of two points to see if they are equal. If a tolerance value is specified, it checks to see if the linear distance between the points is less than or equal to the tolerance value.
subtract(point: Point)	Point	Subtracts the x and y values of a points and returns a new Point.
toString()	string	Converts the Point object into a string.