\hypertarget{classHurricane_1_1Contact_1_1AnchorHook}{}\section{Hurricane\+:\+:Contact\+:\+:Anchor\+Hook Class Reference}
\label{classHurricane_1_1Contact_1_1AnchorHook}\index{Hurricane\+::\+Contact\+::\+Anchor\+Hook@{Hurricane\+::\+Contact\+::\+Anchor\+Hook}}


Inheritance diagram for Hurricane\+:\+:Contact\+:\+:Anchor\+Hook\+:\nopagebreak
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\subsection*{Additional Inherited Members}


\subsection{Detailed Description}
With contacts, a new type of \mbox{\hyperlink{classHurricane_1_1Hook}{Hook}} appears \+: the {\bfseries \mbox{\hyperlink{classHurricane_1_1Contact_1_1AnchorHook}{Anchor\+Hook}}}, which allows to attach a contact upon an other component, on which it is said to be \char`\"{}anchored\char`\"{}. It becomes then a \char`\"{}relative contact\char`\"{} with respect of the coordinates of this component. The \mbox{\hyperlink{classHurricane_1_1Contact_1_1AnchorHook}{Anchor\+Hook}} is always a slave hook.

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A contact has two attributes {\ttfamily $<$Dx$>$} and {\ttfamily $<$Dy$>$} which represent the relative coordinates of the contact with respect to the coordinates of the component on which it is anchored (through this \mbox{\hyperlink{classHurricane_1_1Contact_1_1AnchorHook}{Anchor\+Hook}}). When it is not anchored, those coordinates becomes relative to the origin of the cell, which means they are absolute. 
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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file\+:\begin{DoxyCompactItemize}
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Contact.\+h\end{DoxyCompactItemize}
