[C++ SDK] Adobe FixedPoint and FixedRect to cartesian coordinate mapping

I am trying to understand the equivalency of some structure in the SDK and how they relate to a Cartesian coordinate system. I feel like some of these questions are dumb, but I don’t want to make assumption and continue with a false sense of understanding of the how the structures maps. In an attempt to express my confusion clearly, I have broken down these into multiple questions.

Question 1. How does an ASFixedPoint map to x and y?

Given an ASFixedPoint, is it safe to assume that:

• h ---> x
• v ---> y

I took to assume that h was short for horizontal, and v for vertical

Question 2. How does a rectangle expressed as [left top right bottom] map to an ASFixedQuad?

Here’s the source of my confusion: in the PDF Reference V1.7, Section 3.8.4, a rectangle is said to be specified by an array that takes the form:

[ll_x, ll_y, ur_x, ur_y] 

where 

ll_x is lower-left x, 

ll_y is lower-left y, 

ur_x is upper-right x, 

ur_y is upper-right y

The passage also states specifying the other set of opposite is okay.

The rectangle structure is also allowed to be specified as [left, top, right, bottom] (this is what the ASFixedRect are specified as)

My question is, what is the mapping of these coordinates?

Is the following correspondence correct:

left -> upper left x, 

Top -> upper left y

Right -> lower right x,

Bottom -> lower right y

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I know this question might be super simple, but I don't want to make assumptions about the SDK as I have in the past.

Thanks