com.f1j.ss
Class GRObjectPos

java.lang.Object
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public class GRObjectPos

extends java.lang.Object

This class provides methods for obtaining the worksheet coordinates of a graphical object.

Method Summary

double	getX1() Returns the horizontal starting position of a graphical object.
double	getX2() Returns the horizontal ending position of a graphical object.
double	getY1() Returns the vertical starting position of a graphical object.
double	getY2() Returns the vertical ending position of a graphical object.

Method Detail

getX1

public final double getX1()

Returns the horizontal starting position of a graphical object.

The value is expressed in rows measured from the top edge of the worksheet. An integer indicates the edge of the object is on a row border. A fractional number indicates the object is placed between borders.

Returns:

value identifying the starting position.

See Also:

getX2(), getY1(), getY2()

getX2

public final double getX2()

Returns the horizontal ending position of a graphical object.

The value is expressed in rows measured from the top edge of the worksheet. An integer indicates the edge of the object is on a row border. A fractional number indicates the object is placed between borders.

Returns:

value identifying the ending position.

See Also:

getX1(), getY1(), getY2()

getY1

public final double getY1()

Returns the vertical starting position of a graphical object.

The value is expressed in columns measured from the left edge of the worksheet. An integer indicates the edge of the object is on a column border. A fractional number indicates the object is placed between borders.

Returns:

value identifying the starting position.

See Also:

getX1(), getX2(), getY1()

getY2

public final double getY2()

Returns the vertical ending position of a graphical object.

The value is expressed in columns measured from the left edge of the worksheet. An integer indicates the edge of the object is on a column border. A fractional number indicates the object is placed between borders.

Returns:

value identifying the ending position.

See Also:

getX1(), getX2(), getY1()