====== Point ======
This object represents a point in a 2D space.

===== Functions =====

==== Point ====
Constructor function.

=== Syntax ===
<code javascript>
var myObject = new Point();
</code>
<code javascript>
var myObject = new Point(otherPoint);
</code>
<code javascript>
var myObject = new Point(x, y);
</code>

=== Arguments ===
  - otherPoint - (Point) other Point to copy
  - x - (integer) x coordinate of the Point
  - y - (integer) y coordinate of the Point

=== Exceptions ===
  * (ParameterTypeError) incorrect parameter type
  * (ParameterCountError) incorrect parameter count

=== Example ===
Create a Point representing the (0;0) point.
<code javascript>
var myObject = new Point();
</code>
Create a Point representing a copy of **otherPoint**.
<code javascript>
var myObject = new Point(otherPoint);
</code>
Create a Point representing the (50;75) point.
<code javascript>
var myObject = new Point(50, 75);
</code>

===== Methods =====

==== clone ====
Returns a copy of this Point.

=== Syntax ===
<code javascript>
myObject.clone();
</code>

=== Returns ===
  * (Point) a copy of this Point

=== Example ===
<code javascript>
var copyOfMyObject = myObject.clone();
</code>

==== equals ====
Returns true if this Point and another are referencing the same point.

=== Syntax ===
<code javascript>
myObject.equals(other);
</code>

=== Arguments ===
  - other - (Point) another Point

=== Returns ===
  * (bool) true if **other** is referencing the same point

=== Example ===
<code javascript>
if(myFirstObject.equals(mySecondObject))
	//Do something
</code>

==== toString ====
Returns a string representing this Point.

=== Syntax ===
<code javascript>
myObject.toString();
</code>

=== Returns ===
  * (string) a string representing this Point

=== Example ===
<code javascript>
Console.print(myObject.toString());
</code>

=== Notes ===
This method is automatically called when trying to convert a Point to a string.

==== setX ====
Sets the x coordinate of this Point.

=== Syntax ===
<code javascript>
myObject.setX(x);
</code>

=== Arguments ===
  - x - (integer) x coordinate

=== Returns ===
  * (Point) this Point

==== setY ====
Sets the y coordinate of this Point.

=== Syntax ===
<code javascript>
myObject.setY(y);
</code>

=== Arguments ===
  - y - (integer) y coordinate

=== Returns ===
  * (Point) this Point

==== x ====
Returns the x coordinate of this Point.

=== Syntax ===
<code javascript>
myObject.x();
//if that doesn't work, try without parentheses:
myObject.x;
</code>

=== Returns ===
  * (integer) the x coordinate of this Point

==== y ====
Returns the y coordinate of this Point.

=== Syntax ===
<code javascript>
myObject.y();
//if that doesn't work, try without parentheses:
myObject.y;
</code>

=== Returns ===
  * (integer) the y coordinate of this Point

===== Attributes =====

==== x ====
The x coordinate of this Point. (integer)

=== Example ===
<code javascript>
myObject.x = 50;
Console.print(myObject.x);
</code>

==== y ====
The y coordinate of this Point. (integer)

=== Example ===
<code javascript>
myObject.y = 50;
Console.print(myObject.y);
</code>