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/dports/x11-toolkits/blt/blt2.5/generic/
H A DbltVecMath.c1481 register double scalar; local
1486 scalar = v2Ptr->valueArr[0];
1492 opnd[i] *= scalar;
1498 if (scalar == 0.0) {
1503 opnd[i] /= scalar;
1510 opnd[i] += scalar;
1517 opnd[i] -= scalar;
1650 register double scalar; local
1654 scalar = vPtr->valueArr[0];
1660 opnd[i] *= scalar;
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/dports/x11-toolkits/soqt/soqt/src/Inventor/Qt/common/viewers/
H A DSoGuiViewer.cpp.in3528 Returns the current seek distance. Value given as an absolute scalar
/dports/x11-toolkits/irrlicht/irrlicht-1.8.5/include/
H A Dmatrix4.h604 M[0]*=scalar;
605 M[1]*=scalar;
606 M[2]*=scalar;
607 M[3]*=scalar;
608 M[4]*=scalar;
609 M[5]*=scalar;
610 M[6]*=scalar;
611 M[7]*=scalar;
612 M[8]*=scalar;
613 M[9]*=scalar;
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H A Dvector2d.h329 vector2d<T> operator*(const S scalar, const vector2d<T>& vector) { return vector*scalar; }
H A Dvector3d.h452 vector3d<T> operator*(const S scalar, const vector3d<T>& vector) { return vector*scalar; }
/dports/x11-toolkits/p5-Prima/Prima-1.63/pod/Prima/
H A Dimage-load.pod307 die "$@" if scalar(@images) > Prima::Image-> save( $f,
H A DWidget.pod1004 treating a scalar reference to a text string as a sign that this is actually
2028 text => DATA >> when C<DATA> is a scalar, and to C<< image => DATA >> when C<DATA>
2071 either text or image (depending on whether C<INPUT> is a scalar or an image
2169 Returns a system-defined scalar of resource, defined by the widget hierarchy,
H A Dcodecs.pod269 SV's: pset_sv_noinc( scalar, newSVsv(sv));
273 hashes: pset_sv_noinc( scalar, ( SV *) newHV());
279 arrays: pset_sv_noinc( scalar, ( SV *) newAV());
H A DClipboard.pod146 available, and if so, return the ascii text scalar. If
234 Prima::Image object for C<'Image'> format and a binary scalar value for all
314 other formats binary scalar value
H A DObject.pod229 properties deal with scalar values, some accept arrays or hashes as well.
606 false otherwise. This method can be used as a general checkout if the scalar
H A Dinternals.pod242 a scalar (SV*), which is expected to be a reference to a hash, and
243 returns the C data instance if the scalar is a Prima object.
332 case SV * scalar ( always scalar, even if code returns nothing
484 object value would be assigned to a scalar, for example.
746 Returns perl pointer to a method searched by a scalar and a name
886 reference count to a newly created scalar.
893 reference count to a newly created scalar.
900 Assigns scalar value to a key in hash 'profile' without
H A Dtutorial.pod49 stored in C<$::application> scalar, is destroyed.
76 but where C<Prima::message> accepts the only text scalar parameters, C<Prima::MsgBox::message>
312 and also an arbitrary data scalar, for generic needs. This said, the text item combinations are:
H A DDrawable.pod2083 scalar of the array is a special hash reference. The hash contains
H A DMenu.pod213 Action scalar in menu item is accessible via C<::action>
269 a sub-menu reference scalar, pointing to another set of
309 Six-scalar array is a fully qualified text-item description.
314 Same as six-scalar syntax, but without DATA field.
321 If not, same as five-scalar syntax, but without NAME field.
325 Otherwise same as three-scalar plus DATA hashref.
335 Otherwise same as two-scalar plus DATA hashref.
348 Both empty and 1-scalar arrays indicate a separator
349 menu item. In case of 1-scalar syntax, the scalar value
530 Manages the user data scalar.
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H A DImage.pod214 The C<::data> property is used to set or retrieve a scalar representation of
/dports/x11-toolkits/p5-Prima/Prima-1.63/pod/Prima/Widget/
H A Dpack.pod235 array/scalar context, respectively
/dports/x11-toolkits/p5-Prima/Prima-1.63/pod/
H A Dprima-gencls.pod71 =head2 Basic scalar data types
73 Gencls has several built-in scalar data types, that it knows how to deal
98 process, but it is stored instead to perl scalar using newSViv() function,
117 New scalar types may only be aliased to the existing ones,
119 A scalar type can be defined in two ways:
162 They can be a combination or a vector of scalar ( but
339 A function can return nothing ( void ), a scalar ( int, string, etc )
341 scalar and complex parameters, with type conversion that
342 corresponds to the rules described above in L<Basic scalar data types>
374 pointer and string and their scalar aliases.
/dports/x11-toolkits/p5-Prima/Prima-1.63/t/Widget/
H A DMove.t22 @p_rep = scalar(@p_rep) ? ( @p_rep[0,1], @_[2,3]) : @_;
34 @c_rep = scalar(@c_rep) ? ( @c_rep[0,1], @_[2,3]) : @_;
56 ok( scalar(@c_rep), "c_rep move" );
H A DKey.t20 @keydata = grep { scalar @$_ == 5 && $$_[1] == ord(' ') && $$_[2] == kb::Space && $$_[3] == 0} @key…
21 ok( get_flag && scalar @keydata, "send" );
27 @keydata = grep { scalar @$_ == 5 && $$_[1] == ord(' ') && $$_[2] == kb::Space && $$_[3] == 0} @ke…
28 ok( $ww && scalar @keydata, "post" );
32 @keydata = grep { scalar @$_ == 5 && $$_[3] == kb::Down && $$_[4] == (km::Ctrl|km::Shift) } @keydat…
33 ok(get_flag && scalar @keydata, "simulation" );
H A DMouse.t35 ok( get_flag && scalar @keydata, "send");
42 @keydata = grep { scalar @$_ == 5 && $$_[1] == mb::Left && $$_[2] == 0 && $$_[3] == 1 && $$_[4] == …
43 ok($w && scalar @keydata, "post" );
56 @keydata = grep { scalar @$_ == 6 && $$_[1] == mb::Left && $$_[2] == 0 && $$_[3] == 1 && $$_[4] == …
57 ok( get_flag && scalar @keydata, "click" );
62 @keydata = grep { scalar @$_ == 6 && $$_[1] == mb::Left && $$_[2] == 0 && $$_[3] == 1 && $$_[4] == …
63 ok( get_flag && scalar @keydata, "doubleclick" );
/dports/x11-toolkits/p5-Prima/Prima-1.63/t/misc/
H A Dsyntax.t19 plan tests => scalar @packages;
H A Dfs.t79 scalar readdir($d);
95 ok(scalar(@l), "$id: stat file");
100 ok(scalar(@l), "$id: stat dir");
143 ok( !scalar(stat($fn)), "$id: really unlink file");
144 ok( !scalar(stat($dn)), "$id: really unlink dir");
/dports/x11-toolkits/p5-Prima/Prima-1.63/t/Object/
H A DFonts.t76 …cmp_ok( scalar @{$x-> text_wrap( "eeee eeee eeee eeee eeee", $w * 5)}, '>', 4, "text wrap $f->{nam…
96 plan tests => scalar(@fonts) * 7;
H A DClipboard.t79 is( scalar(@f), 0, "clear");
H A DGPState.t16 my $fillPatternCount = scalar grep { $i++ != $_ } @{$a-> fillPattern};
64 $fillPatternCount = scalar grep { $i++ != $_ } @{$a-> fillPattern};

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