Coordinates of Rect. I don`t know how to find them.

[Salmon_Yo]

Pls help me with searching the function, that gives you coordinates of rect at the moment of asking( now it`s a rectangle shape ). I want to find thems and change it if any button is pressed. It probably the same as func :   s.move(X, Y), but it isnt what i need.. I looked at manuals and documentation and nothing more than   

const Vector2f& sf::Transformable::getPosition   (      )    const
get the position of the object

Returns
Current position
See Also
setPosition

There`re allot of information, so my young brain need a help.. Please
Oh, i have SFML 2,1.

[G.]

The function that "gives you the coordinates of a rectangleShape at the moment of asking" is getPosition.
To set the position of a rectangleShape to another location, use setPosition or move.
setPosition is used in the first line of code of this tutorial.

BTW, your quote includes a "See Also: setPosition", which is a link you could have clicked on.

[Salmon_Yo]

Nope, i knew it. Thank you. The question is how

shape.getPosition();

   work..

Like

sf::RectangleShape shp(sf::Vector2f(50, 50));

        shp.setPosition(0, 334);

        shp.setFillColor(sf::Color::Red);
       
       
       
       
        shp.getPosition(); // [color=red]after that i need X and Y of my rectangle in the console.. [/color]

       
        while (window.isOpen())
    {

    and lalala..
Probably i try to write something like that :

//
int x, y;
x=y=0;
shp.getPosition(x, y);
std::cout<<x<<y;

But getPosittion don`t call any arguments..

[Nexus]

Read the documentation.

getPosition() returns the position (I don't know how the name could be more obvious), therefore you cannot pass the position as an argument to it.

[eXpl0it3r]

sf::Vector2f pos;
pos = shp.getPosition();
std::cout << pos.x << ", " << pos.y << std::endl;

[Salmon_Yo]

eXpl0it3r, thank you

[G.]

I'll never understand people.

[Salmon_Yo]

Don`t be so sad.. English isn`t my first language, so it probably my mistake.. Thank you anyway for trying to help 

[G.]

Yeah but if you didn't know how to use the resulting Vector2f from getPosition, why didn't you click on it in the doc and see how it worked? It's pretty simple and faster than asking on the forum. 

[Salmon_Yo]

Yes, that`s stupid, but when i asked, u said nothing aboute vector 2f..