CorelScript.EditObjectCommand

Function EditObjectCommand(Cmd As Long, x As Long, y As Long, Key As Long, AddToSelection As Boolean) As Long

Description

The EditObjectCommand method lets you change the shape of an object by editing its nodes.

Parameter

Description

Cmd

Specifies one of the following values:

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0 = is equivalent to releasing the mouse button. Used with the x and the y parameters.

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1 = is equivalent to pressing one of the nudge or super-nudge keys. Used with the Key parameter to indicate which nudge key is used.

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2 = is equivalent to pressing a key on the keyboard. Used with the Key parameter to indicate which key is used.

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3 = is equivalent to pressing down the mouse button. Used with the x and the y parameters.

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4 = is equivalent to the “add node” option

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5 = is equivalent to the “delete node” option

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6 = is equivalent to the “join nodes” option

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7 = is equivalent to the “break path” option

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8 = makes a node cusped

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9 = makes a node smooth

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10 = makes a segment straight

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11 = makes a segment curved

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12 = makes a node symmetrical

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13 = is equivalent to the “auto-reduce nodes” option

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14 = is equivalent to the “extract subpath” option

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16 = toggles the “elastic” option

Specifies the x-coordinate of a node, in tenths of a micron and relative to the center of the page

Specifies the y-coordinate of a node, in tenths of a micron and relative to the center of the page

key

Specifies one of the following values if Cmd has a value of 1:

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0 = nudge left

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1 = nudge right

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2 = nudge up

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3 = nudge down

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4 = super-nudge left

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5 = super-nudge right

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6 = super-nudge up

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7 = super-nudge down

Specifies one of the following values if Cmd has a value of 2:

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0 = Home

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1 = End

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2 = Tab

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3 = Esc

AddToSelection

Specifies whether to select multiple nodes (a when Shift is pressed). True (-1) enables this option.