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The input function rows.... - webmasterpdx - 09-09-2017 11:10 PM Does anyone know the pixel numbers (y coord) for each row for the boxes that the input command draws? Also would like to get the space between each row, etc, etc... I was trying to draw on an input form to figure it out myself, but you can't do that as the input command doesn't return until you exit it..... Thanks -Donald RE: The input function rows.... - Carlos295pz - 09-10-2017 12:58 AM It is somewhat complicated to explain the manipulation of the insertion ranges in cartesian coordinates, but this is related to apps programming. The insertion field is edited with the variation of Xmin, Xmax, Ymin, Ymax. Solo dispongo de informaciĆ³n en espaƱol al respecto: http://carlos-icg.blogspot.com/2017/08/hp-prime-consideraciones-PPL-4.html#Coordenadas_cartesianas RE: The input function rows.... - webmasterpdx - 09-10-2017 03:34 AM I understand cartesian vs pixel coordinates, I was curious what the specific values used for the boxes for the input fields were....it could save me time while designing my own. I can always just play around with it to find suitable values by estimating them and changing them and running a test program over and over until I get them right. I was hoping to avoid having to do that (I'm going to write my own widgets). Thx -D RE: The input function rows.... - Tim Wessman - 09-11-2017 03:20 PM There are two spacings in use currently. The common one is the "high space" version. Only a few places don't use it. This should simplify things for you. Code: static Int const TitleHeight=20; ///< standard height of a title RE: The input function rows.... - webmasterpdx - 09-11-2017 08:29 PM Yes....thank you. That'll help. -D |