1. Re[2]: getClientRect
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But try the file attached.
Resize the window until the Window matches the size of the toolbar.
I got a number such as
(0, 48) (372, 0)
Shouldn't it become (0, 48) (372, 48)?
Because the height is now 0 and
y1 should be the same as y2 (both are 48)?
Thanks!
>>
>> getClientRect ( integer ControlId )
>> Get uncovered portion of the client area.
>> Returns: { x1, y1, x2, y2 }
>>
>> If I not mistaken, it should be
>> {x, y, width, height} ??
>>
D> Actually that turns out not to be the case. This routine returns {Left, Top,
D> Right, Bottom} coordinates. Not the way I'd do it but that's Windows for
D> you.
D> Actually, I'll enhance the return value so it returns {Left, Top, Right,
D> Bottom, Width, Height}.
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2. Re: Re[2]: getClientRect
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From: "aku saya" <akusaya at gmx.net>
To: "EUforum" <EUforum at topica.com>
Subject: Re[2]: getClientRect
>
> But try the file attached.
>
> Resize the window until the Window matches the size of the toolbar.
>
> I got a number such as
> (0, 48) (372, 0)
>
> Shouldn't it become (0, 48) (372, 48)?
> Because the height is now 0 and
> y1 should be the same as y2 (both are 48)?
>
Aku,
you are correct. The routine does return {Left, Top, Width, Height} already.
I'll fix the documentation.
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cheers,
Derek Parnell
