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Very nice!
On May 18, 2005, at 12:05 AM, Alejandro Tejada wrote:
Hi developers,
Download the stack: Pen Tool v3 from: <http://geocities.com/capellan2000/penToolv3.zip> _http://www.geocities.com/capellan2000/penToolv3.zip_
This stack shows five buttons: a pen tool,two Selection Tools, and EXIT and Help buttons.
(These nice icons are from the collection of Ximian Project for Open Office)
To start, open the stack "penToolv3" as a palette.
Write in the message box: answer file "Choose stack penToolv3";palette it
Changes from Pen Tool V2:
To edit the points of the graphic, choose the hollow selection tool. Click on the line or the fill of the graphic to show the control and vertex points.
(Notice, if you had resized or moved the graphic with the pointer tool, this tool makes the graphic to redraw itself). Move the vertex or controls points to reshape the graphic.Double click on the line or fill of the graphic to hide these control and vertex points.
To move or resize the graphics, choose the pointer tool and change the size of any graphic or move them.
After moving or resizing the graphic, you had to select it again with the hollow selection tool, to redraw it.
IMPORTANT: Everytime you choose a tool in the palette "penTool" the script from other tools in the palette is removed from the frontscripts.
If you want to remove all frontscripts from this palette, click on the EXIT button (An open door with a red arrow).
Feel free to adapt this handler for your own purposes, all that i ask you is: keep an updated link to my website in the documentation of your software or your website.
i have handlers for adding, deleting and converting the points of these graphics. Later, when debugged, i'll add them to this palette.
eventually, i'll include the handlers for graphic transformations: scaling, rotating, skew and flip. i have rotation and scale already working fine with these kinds of graphics (and both custom properties).
If you want to use these handlers, i recomend that you print and study them, while using the tool. Then, add your own comments to the code. I'm sure that in this way you will found and fix any error that escaped my own knowledge. This is the best way to understand how this code works.
Send comments and report bugs to my email direction.
Thanks in advance.
Alejandro Tejada
Visit my site: http://www.geocities.com/capellan2000/
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