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Warning
From version 27, OriginPassingPoint is kept for backward compatibility. This property has been replaced with OriginWaypoint.
The OriginWaypoint property is used to get and define the origin of points whose coordinates are specified in the WayPoint property.
Example
// Le champ Fil passe par le champ LIB_Centre
FIL_MonFil.OriginePointDePassage = wireOriginWindow  
pt1 is Point = [LIB_Centre.X, LIB_Centre.Y]
FIL_MonFil.PointDePassage = [pt1]
Syntax

Identifying the origin of points specified in the WayPoint property Hide the details

<Result> = <Wire control>.OriginWaypoint
<Result>: Integer constant
Current origin used for point coordinates:
wireOriginStartControlThe coordinates are relative to the top left point of the source control of the Wire control.
wireOriginStartPointThe coordinates are relative to the starting point of the Wire control.
wireOriginWindowThe coordinates are relative to the origin of the window.
Note: This constant is used to force the Wire control to pass through a fixed position, even if the field is moved.
<Wire control>: Control name
Name of the Wire control to use.

Modifying the mandatory waypoints for a Wire control Hide the details

<Wire control>.WayPoint = <New Origin>
<Wire control>: Control name
Name of the Wire control to be used
<New Origin>: Integer constant
New origin taken into account for point coordinates:
wireOriginStartControlThe coordinates are relative to the top left point of the source control of the Wire control.
wireOriginStartPointThe coordinates are relative to the starting point of the Wire control.
wireOriginWindowThe coordinates are relative to the origin of the window.
Note: This constant is used to force the Wire control to pass through a fixed position, even if the field is moved.
Minimum version required
  • Version 21
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