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bottomRightthe bottomRight of card set [the] bottomRight of button ¬ to point set [the] bottomRight of field ¬ to point get [the] bottomRight of menuBar
The bottomRight property returns or sets a point equal to items 3 and 4 of an element’s rectangle. If you set the bottomRight of an element, it moves; the element's size remains the same. You can’t set the bottomRight of cards: use the rect, height, and width properties to resize the cards in a stack. HyperCard determines the bottomRight of buttons, fields, and built-in windows relative to the top-left corner of the current card. It determines the bottomRight of the card window relative to the top-left corner of the screen with the menu bar. Examplesthe bottomRight of card button 1 the bottomRight of bkgnd field id 34 the bottomRight of this card the botRight of card window set the botRight of bkgnd button "Next" to the botRight of bg btn "Prev"
Related Topics Placeholders
cardAn expression that identifies a card by name, number, or id using one of the following forms (in AppleScript, use “background” in place of “bkgnd”): recent card back forth card id posInteger [of bkgnd card text [of bkgnd] -- name card posInteger [of bkgnd] -- number ordinal card [of bkgnd] position card [of bkgnd] ordinal marked card position marked card marked card posInteger
For example: card id 3894 card "Index" card 1 of background 1 prev card previous card of this background next card this card first card last card middle card any card first marked card last marked card next marked card previous marked card marked card 1 marked card (the number of marked cards)
When used inside a card script in HyperTalk: me When a card receives a message: [the] target See also: button and field buttonHyperTalk Definition An expression that identifies a button by name, number, or id, using one of the following forms: [card] button id posInteger [of card] [card] button text [of card] -- name [card] button posInteger [of card] ordinal [card] button [of card] bkgnd button id posInteger [of card] bkgnd button text [of card] -- name bkgnd button posInteger [of card] ordinal bkgnd button [of card]
For example: card button id 3894 card button "Return" card button 1 first card button bkgnd button 2 of card 2 last bkgnd button
When used inside a button script: me When a button receives a message: [the] target A button can also be referred to as a part when you’re talking about its position among all buttons and fields within the same card or background. AppleScript Definition An expression that identifies a button by name, number, or id, using the same forms as HyperTalk except that “background” must be used in place of “bkgnd”. pointHyperTalk Definition An expression that evaluates to a specific screen location, in the form of two integers separated by a comma. Item 1 of a point is the horizontal offset (in pixels). Item 2 of a point is the vertical offset (in pixels). For example: 91,303 "91,303" "30" & "," & "100" the clickLoc
AppleScript Definition An expression that evaluates to a specific screen location, in the form of a list with two integer elements. For example: { 91, 303 } clickLoc
fieldAn expression that identifies a field by name, number, or id using one of the following forms (in AppleScript, use “background” in place of “bkgnd”): card field id posInteger [[of] card] card field text [of card] -- name card field posInteger [of card] ordinal card field [of card] [bkgnd] field id posInteger [of card] [bkgnd] field text [of card] -- name [bkgnd] field posInteger [of card] ordinal [bkgnd] field [of card] For example:
card field id 3894 card field "My Notes" card field 1 first card field background field 3 of card 1 When used inside a field script in HyperTalk: `me` When a field receives a message: `[the] target` A field can also be referred to as a part when you’re talking about its position among all buttons and fields within the same card or background.
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