% Psychtoolbox:PsychRects.
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% help Psychtoolbox % For an overview, triple-click me & hit enter.
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%     AdjoinRect          - Move one rect next to another.
%     AlignRect           - Align one rect over another.
%     ArrangeRects        - Arrange array of rects in a pleasing way.
%     CenterRect          - Center the first rect in the second.
%     CenterRectArrayOnPoint - Centers a group of rectangles 'rects' on a given point.
%     CenterRectOnPoint   - Center rect around an x,y coordinate, round to
%                           integral positions. Vectorized.
%     CenterRectOnPointd  - Center rect around an x,y coordinate. Vectorized.
%     ClipRect            - Return intersection of two rects.
%     GrowRect            - Grow a rect by a certain number of pixels.
%     InsetRect           - Shrink/expand rect by additive insets.
%     IsEmptyRect         - Returns 1 if empty, returns 0 otherwise.
%     IsInRect            - Is the point inside the rect?
%     OffsetRect          - Shift rect vertically and horizontally. Vectorized.
%     RectBottom          - Return index of yBottom entry of a rect.
%     RectCenter          - Returns the integer x,y coordinates of center. Vectorized.
%     RectCenterd         - Returns the exact x,y coordinates of center. Vectorized.
%     RectOfMatrix        - Accept a matrix and return its bounding rect.
%     RectHeight          - Return height of a rect.
%     RectLeft            - Return index of xLeft entry of a rect.
%     RectRight           - Return index of xRight entry of a rect.
%     RectTop             - Return index of yTop entry of a rect.
%     RectWidth           - Return width of a rect.
%     RectSize            - Return the width and the height of a rect.
%     ScaleRect           - Scale a rect by multiplicative factors.
%     SetRect             - Create a rect.
%     SizeOfRect          - Accept a Psychtoolbox rect and return the
%                           corresponding image's MATLAB array size.
%     UnionRect           - Smallest rect containing two given rects.

% Copyright (c) 1997-2010 by David Brainard & Denis Pelli and the PTB
% developers.
