#include <GccEnt.hxx>
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| void * | operator new (size_t, void *anAddress) |
| void * | operator new (size_t size) |
| void | operator delete (void *anAddress) |
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| static Standard_EXPORT GccEnt_QualifiedLin | Unqualified (const gp_Lin2d &Obj) |
| Constructs a qualified line, so that the relative position to the circle or line of the solution computed by a construction algorithm using the qualified circle or line is not qualified, i.e. all solutions apply. . | |
| static Standard_EXPORT GccEnt_QualifiedCirc | Unqualified (const gp_Circ2d &Obj) |
| Constructs a qualified circle so that the relative position to the circle or line of the solution computed by a construction algorithm using the qualified circle or line is not qualified, i.e. all solutions apply. . | |
| static Standard_EXPORT GccEnt_QualifiedCirc | Enclosing (const gp_Circ2d &Obj) |
| Constructs such a qualified circle that the solution computed by a construction algorithm using the qualified circle encloses the circle. . | |
| static Standard_EXPORT GccEnt_QualifiedLin | Enclosed (const gp_Lin2d &Obj) |
| Constructs a qualified line, so that the solution computed by a construction algorithm using the qualified circle or line is enclosed by the circle or line. . | |
| static Standard_EXPORT GccEnt_QualifiedCirc | Enclosed (const gp_Circ2d &Obj) |
| Constructs a qualified circle so that the solution computed by a construction algorithm using the qualified circle or line is enclosed by the circle or line. . | |
| static Standard_EXPORT GccEnt_QualifiedLin | Outside (const gp_Lin2d &Obj) |
| Constructs a qualified line, so that the solution computed by a construction algorithm using the qualified circle or line and the circle or line are external to one another. . | |
| static Standard_EXPORT GccEnt_QualifiedCirc | Outside (const gp_Circ2d &Obj) |
| Constructs a qualified circle so that the solution computed by a construction algorithm using the qualified circle or line and the circle or line are external to one another. . | |
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