[foxboro] Fwd: Fw: Connection report with dedit in FoxView
- From: "Kevin Fitzgerrell" <fitzgerrell@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: foxboro@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 9 Jul 2007 05:21:55 +0900
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From: Adam Pemberton <akpembo@xxxxxxx>
Date: Jul 8, 2007 1:59 AM
Subject: Fw: [foxboro] Connection report with dedit in FoxView
To: FITZGERRELL@xxxxxxxxx
Kevin
I don't have access to the freelists at the moment due to some email bug
with our company (something about reverse lookup not working). Could you
please add this to your comments:
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You are correct. Actually there are three object properties that can
affect the position. They are Move, Scale and Tran. These can be summarised
as follows:
MOVE
Comes as a 2 element array. In every g file I have come across (our
FoxView version is a little old) if the . move property and the .scale
property were both applied to the same object, the first two elements of the
scale property were always the same as the move elements.
newX = oldX + move[1]
newY = oldY + move[2]
SCALE
Comes as a 4 element array. Performs the following action to move a
point.
newX = scale[3] * oldX + scale[1]
newY = scale[4] * oldY + scale[2]
TRAN
Comes as a 6 element array. I've not found any examples of g files where
the 3rd and 6th elements weren't 0 so I'm not sure of their function. My
guess at there function is contained in the formulas below.
newX = oldX * tran[1] + oldY * tran[2] + tran[3]
newY = oldX * tran[4] + oldY * tran[5] + tran[6]
Note that it's further complicated with grouping. You can the above actions
performed on a group as well as individual objects in the group. Hence one
needs to apply each operation in turn starting at the end objects and moving
up through groups etc.
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You can use the .g (portable ascii) version of a FV file to get
coordinate info. Watch for moved objects though which have an
original position and an offset if memory serves.
Regards,
Kevin FitzGerrell
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