Defines a non persistent transformation in 2D space. This transformation is a general transformation. It can be a gp_Trsf2d, an affinity, or you can define your own transformation giving the corresponding matrix of transformation.  
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|   | gp_GTrsf2d () | 
|   | returns identity transformation.  
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|   | gp_GTrsf2d (const gp_Trsf2d &theT) | 
|   | Converts the gp_Trsf2d transformation theT into a general transformation.  
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|   | gp_GTrsf2d (const gp_Mat2d &theM, const gp_XY &theV) | 
|   | Creates a transformation based on the matrix theM and the vector theV where theM defines the vectorial part of the transformation, and theV the translation part.  
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| void  | SetAffinity (const gp_Ax2d &theA, const Standard_Real theRatio) | 
|   | Changes this transformation into an affinity of ratio theRatio with respect to the axis theA. Note: An affinity is a point-by-point transformation that transforms any point P into a point P' such that if H is the orthogonal projection of P on the axis theA, the vectors HP and HP' satisfy: HP' = theRatio * HP.  
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| void  | SetValue (const Standard_Integer theRow, const Standard_Integer theCol, const Standard_Real theValue) | 
|   | Replaces the coefficient (theRow, theCol) of the matrix representing this transformation by theValue, Raises OutOfRange if theRow < 1 or theRow > 2 or theCol < 1 or theCol > 3.  
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| void  | SetTranslationPart (const gp_XY &theCoord) | 
|   | Replaces the translation part of this transformation by the coordinates of the number pair theCoord.  
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| void  | SetTrsf2d (const gp_Trsf2d &theT) | 
|   | Assigns the vectorial and translation parts of theT to this transformation.  
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| void  | SetVectorialPart (const gp_Mat2d &theMatrix) | 
|   | Replaces the vectorial part of this transformation by theMatrix.  
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| Standard_Boolean  | IsNegative () const | 
|   | Returns true if the determinant of the vectorial part of this transformation is negative.  
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| Standard_Boolean  | IsSingular () const | 
|   | Returns true if this transformation is singular (and therefore, cannot be inverted). Note: The Gauss LU decomposition is used to invert the transformation matrix. Consequently, the transformation is considered as singular if the largest pivot found is less than or equal to gp::Resolution(). Warning If this transformation is singular, it cannot be inverted.  
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| gp_TrsfForm  | Form () const | 
|   | Returns the nature of the transformation. It can be an identity transformation, a rotation, a translation, a mirror transformation (relative to a point or axis), a scaling transformation, a compound transformation or some other type of transformation.  
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| const gp_XY &  | TranslationPart () const | 
|   | Returns the translation part of the GTrsf2d.  
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| const gp_Mat2d &  | VectorialPart () const | 
|   | Computes the vectorial part of the GTrsf2d. The returned Matrix is a 2*2 matrix.  
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| Standard_Real  | Value (const Standard_Integer theRow, const Standard_Integer theCol) const | 
|   | Returns the coefficients of the global matrix of transformation. Raised OutOfRange if theRow < 1 or theRow > 2 or theCol < 1 or theCol > 3.  
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| Standard_Real  | operator() (const Standard_Integer theRow, const Standard_Integer theCol) const | 
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| void  | Invert () | 
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| gp_GTrsf2d  | Inverted () const | 
|   | Computes the reverse transformation. Raised an exception if the matrix of the transformation is not inversible.  
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| gp_GTrsf2d  | Multiplied (const gp_GTrsf2d &theT) const | 
|   | Computes the transformation composed with theT and <me>. In a C++ implementation you can also write Tcomposed = <me> * theT. Example :  
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| gp_GTrsf2d  | operator* (const gp_GTrsf2d &theT) const | 
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| void  | Multiply (const gp_GTrsf2d &theT) | 
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| void  | operator*= (const gp_GTrsf2d &theT) | 
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| void  | PreMultiply (const gp_GTrsf2d &theT) | 
|   | Computes the product of the transformation theT and this transformation, and assigns the result to this transformation: this = theT * this.  
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| void  | Power (const Standard_Integer theN) | 
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| gp_GTrsf2d  | Powered (const Standard_Integer theN) const | 
|   | Computes the following composition of transformations <me> * <me> * .......* <me>, theN time. if theN = 0 <me> = Identity if theN < 0 <me> = <me>.Inverse() *...........* <me>.Inverse().  
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| void  | Transforms (gp_XY &theCoord) const | 
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| gp_XY  | Transformed (const gp_XY &theCoord) const | 
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| void  | Transforms (Standard_Real &theX, Standard_Real &theY) const | 
|   | Applies this transformation to the coordinates:  
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| gp_Trsf2d  | Trsf2d () const | 
|   | Converts this transformation into a gp_Trsf2d transformation. Exceptions Standard_ConstructionError if this transformation cannot be converted, i.e. if its form is gp_Other.  
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Defines a non persistent transformation in 2D space. This transformation is a general transformation. It can be a gp_Trsf2d, an affinity, or you can define your own transformation giving the corresponding matrix of transformation. 
With a gp_GTrsf2d you can transform only a doublet of coordinates gp_XY. It is not possible to transform other geometric objects because these transformations can change the nature of non-elementary geometric objects. A gp_GTrsf2d is represented with a 2 rows * 3 columns matrix: 
   V1   V2   T        XY         XY
| a21  a22  a24 |   | y |   =  | y'|
|  0    0    1  |   | 1 |      | 1 |
Definition NCollection_UBTree.hxx:64
 
 where {V1, V2} defines the vectorial part of the transformation and T defines the translation part of the transformation. Warning A gp_GTrsf2d transformation is only applicable on coordinates. Be careful if you apply such a transformation to all the points of a geometric object, as this can change the nature of the object and thus render it incoherent! Typically, a circle is transformed into an ellipse by an affinity transformation. To avoid modifying the nature of an object, use a gp_Trsf2d transformation instead, as objects of this class respect the nature of geometric objects.