class methods
- length()
- operator%=()
- operator&=()
- operator*=()
- operator++()
- operator+=()
- operator--()
- operator-=()
- operator/=()
- operator<<=()
- operator=()
- operator>>=()
- operator[]()
- operator^=()
- operator|=()
- tvec2()
variables
operator=(...)
glm::vec2 & glm::vec2::operator=(const tvec2< U, P > &v=P)
Documentation from code comments
GLM_HAS_DEFAULTED_FUNCTIONS
tvec2(...)
glm::vec2::tvec2(A x, B y)
Documentation from code comments
Explicit converions (From section 5.4.1 Conversion and scalar constructors of GLSL 1.30.08 specification)
tvec2(...)
glm::vec2::tvec2(const tvec2< U, Q > &v=Q)
Documentation from code comments
Explicit conversions (From section 5.4.1 Conversion and scalar constructors of GLSL 1.30.08 specification)
tvec2(...)
glm::vec2::tvec2(const tvec2< U, Q > &v=Q)
Documentation from code comments
Explicit conversions (From section 5.4.1 Conversion and scalar constructors of GLSL 1.30.08 specification)
tvec2(...)
glm::vec2::tvec2(const tvec3< U, Q > &v=Q)
Documentation from code comments
Explicit conversions (From section 5.4.1 Conversion and scalar constructors of GLSL 1.30.08 specification)
tvec2(...)
glm::vec2::tvec2(const tvec4< U, Q > &v=Q)
Documentation from code comments
Explicit conversions (From section 5.4.1 Conversion and scalar constructors of GLSL 1.30.08 specification)
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