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Message        Carharttguy          Post subject: DrawObject X and Y 
problemsPosted: Mon Sep 10, 2012 10:00 am                         
Joined: Wed Sep 17, 2008 2:45 pm
Posts: 162                Hello,

I'm drawing some things on a canvas, but it gives me some weird results (Could 
be my mistake)
I have a Canvas with this in the paintevent:

g.ForeColor = RGB(171,171,171)
g.fillRect(0,0,me.width,me.height)

dim frm as new aForm
frm.Left = 100
frm.Top = 100
frm.Title = "SomeWord"
frm.Height = 300
frm.Width = 300
g.DrawObject(frm.ToImage, frm.Left, frm.Top)


The first 2 lines is just zo I can see where the canvas starts
Where frm.ToImage is a method that returns a Group2D.

This is my result in the canvas:

The wiki says: Quote:The optional parameters DeltaX and DeltaY are offsets from 
the top-left corner of the Graphics object to the top-left corner of the 
Object.  But, I didn't change anything, so I guess the Graphics object, should 
be at 0,0?

So, it's not at 100,100 but rather 0,0, because it is in the left upper corner. 
So I don''t see what the deltaX and deltaY actually does?

And also a small extra question:

Is there a way to change the anchor point of a Group2D object?
It is in the center, and everything in RS is measured from the top left, why is 
Group2D measured from the center? That's not easy to work with..

The wiki says:Quote:The horizontal position of the center or main anchor point. 
My question, how to change that main anchor point?

Thanks!      
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