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moveToBack
Syntax
window("whichWindow ").MoveToBack()
moveToBack window whichWindow
Description
Command; moves the window specified by whichWindow behind all other windows.
Examples
These statements move the first window in windowList behind all other windows:
myWindow = the windowList[1]
moveToBack myWindow
If you know the name of the window you want to move, use the syntax:
window("Demo Window").moveToBack()
moveToFront
Syntax
window("whichWindow ").MoveToFront()
moveToFront window whichWindow
Description
Command; moves the window specified by whichWindow in front of all other windows.
Examples
These statements move the first window in windowList in front of all other windows:
myWindow = the windowList[1]
moveToFront myWindow
If the you know the name of the window you want to move to the front, use the syntax:
window("Demo Window").moveToFront()
moveVertex()
Syntax
member(memberRef). MoveVertex(vertexIndex, xChange, yChange)
moveVertex(member memberRef, vertexIndex, xChange, yChange)
Description
Function; moves the vertex of a vector shape cast member to another location.
The horizontal and vertical coordinates for the move are relative to the current position of the
vertex point. The location of the vertex point is relative to the origin of the vector shape member.
Changing the location of a vertex affects the shape in the same way as dragging the vertex
in an editor.
Example
This statement shifts the first vertex point in the vector shape Archie 25 pixels to the right and 10
pixels down from its current position:
member("Archie").moveVertex(1, 25, 10)
See also
addVertex, deleteVertex(), moveVertexHandle(), originMode, vertexList