WoW:API Region GetHeight: Difference between revisions
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{{widgetmethod}} __NOTOC__ | |||
Gets the height of | Gets the height and width, respectively, of an object. | ||
dimension = MyObject:GetWidth(); | |||
dimension = MyObject:GetHeight(); | |||
== Returns == | |||
; | :;dimension : Number - height/width of the object in pixels, in its own coordinate space (scaling dependent). This is the desired height/width, if set with [[API Region SetHeight|:SetHeight]]() / [[API Region SetHeight|:SetWidth]](), or the actual height/width used if computed from two or more [[API Region SetPoint|:SetPoint]]() calls. | ||
== Example == | |||
myAddonOptionsParent = myAddonOptions:GetParent(); | myAddonOptionsParent = myAddonOptions:GetParent(); | ||
myAddonOptions: | myAddonOptions:SetWidth('''myAddonOptionsParent:GetWidth()''' / 2); | ||
=== Result === | |||
: The frame named | : The frame named "myAddonOptions" would be set to half the width of its parent frame. | ||
== Notes == | |||
Note that even though [[UIOBJECT FontString|FontString]] has GetWidth()/GetHeight() methods, they behave very differently and have potentially very little to do with the displayed dimension. | |||
Revision as of 15:30, 29 July 2006
← Widget API ← Region < GetHeight
Gets the height and width, respectively, of an object.
dimension = MyObject:GetWidth(); dimension = MyObject:GetHeight();
Returns
- dimension
- Number - height/width of the object in pixels, in its own coordinate space (scaling dependent). This is the desired height/width, if set with :SetHeight() / :SetWidth(), or the actual height/width used if computed from two or more :SetPoint() calls.
Example
myAddonOptionsParent = myAddonOptions:GetParent(); myAddonOptions:SetWidth(myAddonOptionsParent:GetWidth() / 2);
Result
- The frame named "myAddonOptions" would be set to half the width of its parent frame.
Notes
Note that even though FontString has GetWidth()/GetHeight() methods, they behave very differently and have potentially very little to do with the displayed dimension.