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TPoint, TSize, TRect and TRegion are basic graphics classes.
A TPoint stores and provides the means for manipulating conceptual points and sizes. It consists of a pair of (x,y) co-ordinates.
A TSize is described in terms of a width and height.
A TRect represents a rectangle whose sides are parallel with the axes of the co-ordinate system. It is described by the co-ordinates
of its top left and bottom right corners, or by its top left hand corner and its size.
A TRegion consists of one or more TRects. All Draw() functions in Symbian OS draw to a TRect rather than to a TRegion because calculating the dimensions of a TRegion is too complex for the requirements of most applications. TRegions are principally used when drawing sprites.
The classes: RRegion, RRegionBuf<class S> and TRegionFix<class S> all derive from TRegion.