History of getCtlPos

== Syntax ==

int getCtlPos(int index, int type)

== Arguments ==

:index

::The index of the control that you want to get the position or size of.

:type

:: 0 = The horizontal coordinate of the user control's position (in DBUs)

:: 1 = The vertical coordinate of the user control's position (in DBUs)

:: 2 = The width of the user control (in DBUs)

:: 3 = The height of the user control (in DBUs)

== Return ==

The horizontal/vertical coordinates or the width/height of the control, depending on the value of the type parameter.

== Description ==

Gets the co-ordinate position of the control or the width/height of the control, depending on the value of the type parameter. Don't forget that all measurements are set in DBUs (dialog box units). You can use the HDBUsToPixels function to convert this value to a pixel value if necessary.

== Example ==

<code>

w = getCtlPos(10, 2); // returns the width of user control 10

</code>

== See Also ==

getCtlColor, getCtlVal, HDBUsToPixels, setCtlPos

== Comments ==

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