Windows coordinate
|
Ambitious contributor
|
|
| 6Nov2008,16:38 | #1 |
|
How will i know the window coordinate in MFC .I meant i want to know (x1,y1) & (x2,y2) value
|
|
Mentor
|
![]() |
| 6Nov2008,22:48 | #2 |
|
When you create a window you specify its size and position.
Alternatively there's GetWindowRect in the WinAPI. |
|
Ambitious contributor
|
|
| 10Nov2008,11:48 | #3 |
|
I want to know centre point of the window.How can i find it
|
|
Mentor
|
![]() |
| 11Nov2008,04:00 | #4 |
|
If you've already got x1,y1 and x2,y2, suppose x1=y1=100 and x2=y2=200. What would the centre point be? How would you work that out as an equation using just x1,y1,x2,y2?
|
|
Ambitious contributor
|
|
| 11Nov2008,10:28 | #5 |
|
Forget x1,y1,x2,y2
I have created one window i want to know the centre point my screen . |
|
Mentor
|
![]() |
| 11Nov2008,14:40 | #6 |
|
It's impossible to forget x1~y2. There are no WinAPI functions that return the centre point of windows (or screens - do not confuse these terms otherwise your question becomes ambiguous. There is a definite difference between a window and a screen). The reason is that you can easily calculate that from the screen size and position, i.e. x1~y2.
|
|
Invasive contributor
|
![]() |
| 11Nov2008,15:12 | #7 |
|
u can get a software for measuring the screen size exactly. u can try that. It will give u the size in pixels.
|


