Moving and Scaling

OpenOffice.org Developer's Guide

Drawing Documents and Presentation Documents

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• Example: Creating a Simple Organizational Chart

• Handling Drawing Document Files

• Saving Drawing Documents

• Storing
• Exporting
• Filter Options

• Printing Drawing Documents

• Working with Drawing Documents

• Shapes

• Shape Types
• Bezier Shapes
• Shape Operations

• Moving and Scaling
• Rotating and Shearing
• Transforming
• Ordering
• Grouping, Combining and Binding
• General Drawing Properties
• Glue Points and Connectors
• Layer Handling

• Inserting Files
• Navigating

• Handling Presentation Document Files

• Printing Presentation Documents

• Working with Presentation Documents

• Presentation Settings

• Custom Slide Show
• Presentation Effects
• Slide Transition
• Animations and Interactions

• Overall Document Features

• Settings
• Page Formatting

• Drawing and Presentation Document Controller

• Setting the Current Page
• Zooming
• Other Drawing Specific View Settings

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Moving and scaling of a shape can be done by using the corresponding methods getPosition(), setPosition(), getSize() and setSize() of the com.sun.star.drawing.XShape interface:

  string getShapeType()
  com::sun::star::awt::Point getPosition()
  void setPosition( [in] com::sun::star::awt::Point aPosition)
  com::sun::star::awt::Size getSize()
  void setSize( [in] com::sun::star::awt::Size aSize)

Point and Size are IDL structs. In Java, these structs are mapped to classes with constructors that take values for the struct members. Therefore, when new is used to instantiate these classes, the coordinates and dimensions are passed to initialize the class members X, Y, Width and Height.

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