asText: Return the Well-Known Text (WKT) representation
asBinary: Return the Well-Known Binary (WKB) representation
asHexWKB: Return the Hexadecimal Well-Known Binary (HexWKB) representation as text
tboxFromBinary, stboxFromBinary: Input from a Well-Known Binary (WKB) representation
tboxFromHexWKB, stboxFromHexWKB: Input from an Hexadecimal Well-Known Binary (HexWKB) representation
tbox: Constructor for tbox
stboxX, stboxZ, stboxT, stboxXT, stboxZT, geodstboxZ, geodstboxT, geodstboxZT: Constructor for stbox
tbox::type: Convert a tbox to another type
type::tbox: Convert another type to a tbox
stbox::type: Convert an stbox to another type
type::stbox: Convert another type to an stbox
hasX, hasZ, hasT: Has X/Z/T dimension?
isGeodetic: Is geodetic?
xMin, yMin, zMin, tMin: Return the minimum X/Y/Z/T value
xMax, yMax, zMax, tMax: Return the maximum X/Y/Z/T value
xMinInc, tMinInc: Is the minimum X/T value inclusive?
xMaxInc, tMaxInc: Is the maximum X/T value inclusive?
shiftValue, shiftTime: Shift the span or the period of the bounding box by a value or interval
scaleValue, scaleTime: Scale the span or the period of the bounding box to a value or interval
shiftScaleValue, shiftScaleTime: Shift and scale the span or the period of the bounding box with the values or intervals
getSpace: Return the spatial dimension of the bounding box, removing the temporal dimension if any
expandValue: Expand the numeric dimension of the bounding box by a float value
expandSpace: Expand the spatial dimension of the bounding box by a float value
expandTime: Expand the temporal dimension of the bounding box by a time interval
round: Round the value or the coordinates of the bounding box to a number of decimal places
SRID: Return the spatial reference identifier
setSRID: Set the spatial reference identifier
transform, transformPipeline: Transform to a different spatial reference
quadSplit: Split the bounding box in quadrants or octants
<<, <<|, <</, <<#: Are the X/Y/Z/T values of the first bounding box strictly less than those of the second one?
>>,|>>, />>, #>>: Are the X/Y/Z/T values of the first bounding box strictly greater than those of the second one?
&<, &<|, &</, &<#: Are the X/Y/Z/T values of the first bounding box not greater than those of the second one?
&>, |&>, /&>, #&>: Are the X/Y/Z/T values of the first bounding box not less than those of the second one?
=: Are the bounding boxes equal?
<>: Are the bounding boxes different?
<: Is the first bounding box less than the second one?
>: Is the first bounding box greater than the second one?
<=: Is the first bounding box less than or equal to the second one?
>=: Is the first bounding box greater than or equal to the second one?
extent: Bounding box extent