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The WayPoint property is used to determine and change the points a Wire control has to pass through. x is Control
x <- ControlCreate("", typWire)
x.StartControl = BTN_NoName1
x.EndControl = BTN_NoName2
x.WayPoint = "10,50,10,120"
Waypoint1, Waypoint2 are Points
Waypoint1.X = 280
Waypoint1.Y = 54
Waypoint2.X = 320
Waypoint2.Y = 54
WIRE_MyWire.MaxNbSegment = 20
WIRE_MyWire = [Waypoint1, Waypoint2]
Sintaxis
Finding out the mandatory waypoints for a Wire control Ocultar los detalles
<Result> = <Wire control>.WayPoint
<Result>: Array of points Array of Point variables containing the coordinates of waypoints. Caution: By default, waypoint coordinates are those relative to the start position of the thread. To change this behavior, use the OriginWaypoint property. <Wire control>: Control name Name of the Wire control to use.
Modifying the mandatory waypoints for a Wire control Ocultar los detalles
<Wire control>.WayPoint = <New Points>
<Wire control>: Control name Name of the Wire control to be used <New Points>: Array of points - Array of Point variables containing the coordinates of waypoints.
- Character string containing the different coordinates separated by commas.
- Empty string ("") to delete all the waypoints.
Caution: By default, waypoint coordinates are those relative to the start position of the thread. To change this behavior, use the OriginWaypoint property.
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