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ScaleObject Object Command
SCALEOBJECT Object Commands
Scales objects by a percentage or relative amount.
scaleobject <[SCALE scalex scaley] | [OLDPOINT oldx
oldy NEWPOINT newx newy]> [ROTATE angle | SKEW slantangle twistangle]
[ABOUT
SCALE/d The percentage scale.
OLDPOINT/d The relative scale start point.
NEWPOINT/d The relative scale end point.
ROTATE/d The rotation angle. Default=0.
SKEW/d The slant and twist angle.
SLANT/d The slant angle.
TWIST/d The twist angle.
ABOUT The scale reference point.
pointx/d The horizontal scale point.
axisx/k The horizontal scale axis.
Options: LEFT | CENTER | RIGHT.
pointy/d The vertical scale point.
axisy/k The vertical scale axis.
Options: TOP | MIDDLE | BOTTOM.
ABOUTCENTER Scales about its center. Default.
DOCUMENT/s The document name. Default=current.
WINDOW/s The window name. Default=current.
OBJECTID/i The number of the object to manipulate.
Default=current.
Notes:
When OLDPOINT and NEWPOINT are used to scale an object, the amount the object is scaled is determined by taking the differences between the horizontal and vertical positions of these points and relating them to the size of the object.
Examples:
scaleobject scale 80 100 scaleobject oldpoint 1.25 newpoint 4.15 scaleobject scale 50 50 about left top
ScaleObject Command Definition url:PGScmd/scaleobject
created:2006-03-31 10:52:52 last updated:2006-03-31 10:52:52
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| Dan Kilroy wrote... | 2006-05-03 19:18:59 |
Script command submitted from PageStream internal documentation. Needs to be checked and merged with the command documentation above. Scales the {...} . ScaleObject ([ABOUTCENTER | ABOUT <LEFT|CENTER|RIGHT|x> <TOP|MIDDLE|BOTTOM|y>] <[SCALE xscale yscale] | [<OLDPOINT x y> <NEWPOINT x y>]> [ROTATE angle | SKEW slant twist])
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