How to define stretch_delta for leStretchShape to get same

[Charley]

Hi All,

I have 2 layout cells(is named "QQ") in this current window .Each cell
("QQ") within hierarchy is A --> B-->C.

In this current window , One cell "QQ" (Rotation is "R270") ,
another cell "QQ"(Rotation is "R90").

I want to stretch( cell "CC" in edit-in-place ) one path (within 4
points) by use
leStretchShape(car(geGetSelSet()) list(0:0.3) list(nil t t nil)
leGetEnv("lockAngles"))
Same command , but different stretch result . One is to up side ,
another is to down side.

If i use leHiStretch command, the result is same.

How to define list(0:0.3) or list(0:-0.3) in different case to get
same stretch direction ?

PS : If in level 0 , has same result . But in edit-in-place ....

Thank you,
Charley

 

[Andrew Beckett]

Charley wrote, on 07/23/09 07:27:

Hi All,

I have 2 layout cells(is named "QQ") in this current window .Each cell
("QQ") within hierarchy is A --> B-->C.

In this current window , One cell "QQ" (Rotation is "R270") ,
another cell "QQ"(Rotation is "R90").

I want to stretch( cell "CC" in edit-in-place ) one path (within 4
points) by use
leStretchShape(car(geGetSelSet()) list(0:0.3) list(nil t t nil)
leGetEnv("lockAngles"))
Same command , but different stretch result . One is to up side ,
another is to down side.

If i use leHiStretch command, the result is same.

How to define list(0:0.3) or list(0:-0.3) in different case to get
same stretch direction ?

PS : If in level 0 , has same result . But in edit-in-place ....

Thank you,
Charley

Charley,

I don't think I quite understand your description, but my guess is that you need
to use geWindowToEditPoint or geEditToWindowPoint to do the transformation. But
I don't quite get what you're trying to do...

Regards,

Andrew.