Changes between Version 3 and Version 4 of FRAME_BOUNDS_R0

Timestamp:

12/15/08 19:12:45 (16 years ago)

Author:

tanya

Comment:

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FRAME_BOUNDS_R0

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 == Overview ==
 The frame bounds are the frame size, position and Z order. There are 5 modes in which frame`s bounds could be calculated - Margins mode, Out-Border mode, Mid-Border mode, Padding mode (which is the same as In-Border mode) and Context mode. See [source:trunk/sophie2-platform/doc/spec-diagrams/FrameBounds.png]. Those modes determine the rectangular all coordinates are related to. The default mode is the Content mode. 
-There are also 9 special points that could be observed when calculating frame coordinates - TOP_LEFT, TOP_MIDDLE, TOP_RIGHT, MIDDLE_LEFT, MIDDLE, MIDDLE_RIGHT,BOTTOM_LEFT, BOTTOM_MIDDLE, BOTTOM_RIGHT. The default one is the TOP_LEFT. For example in Padding mode and for TOP_RIGHT special point, the frames position is the position of the upper right point of the padding rectangular and the frame size is calculated including the paddings. 
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+There are also 9 special points that could be observed when calculating frame coordinates - TOP_LEFT, TOP_MIDDLE, TOP_RIGHT, MIDDLE_LEFT, MIDDLE, MIDDLE_RIGHT,BOTTOM_LEFT, BOTTOM_MIDDLE, BOTTOM_RIGHT. The default one is the TOP_LEFT. For example in Padding mode and for TOP_RIGHT special point, the frames position is the position of the upper right point of the padding rectangular and the frame size is calculated including the paddings.
 
 == Task requirements ==
  * There should be representation of those modes and points.
- * There should be a communal hud for setting the frame bounds.
+ * (Optional, if there is time) There should be a communal hud for setting the frame bounds.
  * There should be options for setting and getting the bounds in all modes and relating to all special points.
 
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 == How to demo ==
- * Demonstrate the enums. 
+ * Demonstrate calculating the bounds of a frame using different modes and points.
 
 = Design =