right border of current body frm

Hi,

I would like to get the right border of the current page,
which I am 
currently getting with
mpWrtShell->GetAnyCurRect(RECT_FRM).Right()

This does not work of course if I am not in the body, but
inside a frame, 
table etc. Is there a different function call to get the
value I am looking 
for or must this be done manually?

If it has to be done manually, I was wondering if pLower of
SwPageFrm is 
always a SwHeaderFrm or SwBodyFrm, or could it be also a
floating frame 
which is placed in the top left corner?

Best regards
Max 

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Hi Max,

Maximilian Odendahl wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I would like to get the right border of the current
page, which I am 
> currently getting with
mpWrtShell->GetAnyCurRect(RECT_FRM).Right()
>
> This does not work of course if I am not in the body,
but inside a 
> frame, table etc. Is there a different function call to
get the value 
> I am looking for or must this be done manually?
If you use RECT_PAGE instead of RECT_FRM, you will get the
rectangle of 
the current page.
> If it has to be done manually, I was wondering if
pLower of SwPageFrm 
> is always a SwHeaderFrm or SwBodyFrm, or could it be
also a floating 
> frame which is placed in the top left corner?
No, a floating frame will not be a lower of a SwPageFrm.
Only 
SwHeaderFrm and SwBodyFrm are possible lowers of
SwPageFrm..
> Best regards
> Max
Regards
    Andreas

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Hi,


>> I would like to get the right border of the current
page, which I am 
>> currently getting with
mpWrtShell->GetAnyCurRect(RECT_FRM).Right()
>>

> If you use RECT_PAGE instead of RECT_FRM, you will get
the rectangle of 
> the current page.

I am actually looking for the borders inside the page, so
the body form and 
not the page itself. If the cursor is inside a table or
frame, I get this 
border instead of the body form border.

Regards
Max 

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Hi Max,

Maximilian Odendahl wrote:
> Hi,
>
>>> I would like to get the right border of the
current page, which I am 
>>> currently getting with
mpWrtShell->GetAnyCurRect(RECT_FRM).Right()
>>>
> If you use RECT_PAGE instead of RECT_FRM, you will get
the rectangle 
> of the current page.
>
> I am actually looking for the borders inside the page,
so the body 
> form and not the page itself. If the cursor is inside a
table or 
> frame, I get this border instead of the body form
border.
What about RECT_PAGE_PRT? This should deliver the
"inner" rectangle of 
the page.
Regards
    Andreas

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Hi Andreas,

> What about RECT_PAGE_PRT? This should deliver the
"inner" rectangle of the 
> page.

not sure exactly what this is supposed to return, but the
right border of 
this rect is in the middle of a page.
But I managed to solve my problem with

SwRect aPageRect =
mpWrtShell->GetCurrFrm()->FindPageFrm()->Lower()-&g
t;Frm();

although this might be not the most ellegant way 

Regards
Max 

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On 09/07/07 19:01, Maximilian Odendahl wrote:
> Hi Andreas,
> 
>> What about RECT_PAGE_PRT? This should deliver the
"inner" rectangle of 
>> the page.
> 
> not sure exactly what this is supposed to return, but
the right border 
> of this rect is in the middle of a page.

the printing area rectangle is relative to the frame
rectangle, so what 
you are looking for is

const SwRect aPageFrm( GetAnyCurRect( RECT_PAGE ) );
const SwRect aPagePrt( GetAnyCurRect( RECT_PAGE_PRT ) );
SwRect aWhatIWant( aPagePrt );
aWhatIWant.Pos() += aPageFrm.Pos();

Hope this helps,

Frank

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