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= getDialogPos =

== Syntax ==
{{int getDialogPos(int w, int t)}}

== Arguments ==
:'''w'''
::A switch to choose which value to return: '''0''' for the left / x co-ordinate, '''1''' for the top / y co-ordinate, '''2''' for the window width and '''3''' for the window height.
:'''t'''
::A Boolean flag indicating whether x and y are absolute screen coordinates (t == true), or whether they are relative to the client area (t == false).

== Return ==
The requested window dimension as an integer.

== Description ==
Gets the position and size of the filter dialog window.  If '''t''' is true, x and y are absolute screen coordinates; otherwise, x and y are relative to the upper-left corner of the client area in the host application's main window.

All measurements are in dialog box units (DBUs).

== Example ==
<code>
ctl[0]: PUSHBUTTON, "Where are we now?", Size=(90,*)
ctl[8]: STATICTEXT, "", Size=(140, *)

OnCtl(n): {
  if (n==0) {
    int leftx, topy, width, height;
    leftx = getDialogPos(0, 0);
    topy = getDialogPos(1, 0);
    width = getDialogPos(2, 0);
    height = getDialogPos(3, 0);
    sprintf(str1, "X: %d, Y: %d, Width: %d, Height: %d", leftx, topy, width, height);
    setCtlText(8, str1);
  }
  return true;
}
</code>

== See Also ==
((getDialogWidth)), ((getDialogHeight)), ((setDialogPos))

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