It's better to create the layout each time, unless you can
identify the frames by their row number, size or position. A
layout behaves like a table without attributes. You get the table
name with the WindowInfo() function, and each object has a row
position and a type, which can be examined with ObjectInfo(),
etc. Unfortunately, there is no FrameInfo() function, and that's
a pity, because that means you can't examine attributes
specifically associated with frames. Oh yeah, and when working
with layouts, don't forget to "set coordsys layout"!
- Bill Thoen
> Ian Garner wrote:
>
> Hi all
>
> My problem is that I have a layout with two frames, in one
> frame I want to put a map and in the other a logo. This has to
> be done using code, i.e. not by double clicking the frame. I
> was wondering is there any way other than co-ordinates to tell
> the frames such as an ID for each. Or would it be better to
> recreate the workspace each time.
>
> Thanks
> Ian
>
>
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