Method XbpWindow():setPos()

Repositions the Xbase Part.

:setPos( <aPos> [,<lPaint>] ) --> lSuccess

<aPos> := { nX, nY }

<aPos> is an array containing the new x and y coordinates of the lower left corner for the window.

The parameter <lPaint> defaults to .T. (true) which causes an xbeP_Paint event being posted to the event queue when the method :setPos()returns. This way, an Xbase Part is painted automatically when its position changes. The automatic screen update is suppressed by passing .F. (false) for <lPaint>. In this case, a screen update is explicitely achieved by calling the method :invalidateRect().

The method returns the value .T. (true) if the position of the window is changed, otherwise .F. (false) is returned.

The method :setPos() changes the position of a Xbase Part. Coordinates are specified for the lower left corner. The current position can be determined using the method :currentPos().

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Method XbpWindow():setPos() Foundation