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flipping of instance

Rojalin
Rojalin over 13 years ago
 Hi,

I want to Flip my instance .I have developed the code as below .It is flipping the instance but the coordinates of instance getting changed.Can anybody say what is the problem in the code.
 procedure(fliphorizontal()

foreach(obj geGetSelectedSet()

  Cur_orient=obj~>orient

  Cur_center=obj~>xy

case(Cur_orient

   ("R0"   Cur_orient="R180")

  ("R180"   Cur_orient="R0")  )

obj~>orient=Cur_orient

obj~>xy=Cur_center))

hiSetBindKey("Layout" "alt<key>h" "fliphorizontal()")
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  • Andrew Beckett
    Andrew Beckett over 13 years ago

    This is probably the code you're referring to. lrlsk has explained it exactly. The code you had has an unnecessary modification of the xy attribute - you just set it back to what it was, but mostly it was just you misinterpreting the xy attribute as the centre rather than the origin of the instance.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • Andrew Beckett
    Andrew Beckett over 13 years ago

    This is probably the code you're referring to. lrlsk has explained it exactly. The code you had has an unnecessary modification of the xy attribute - you just set it back to what it was, but mostly it was just you misinterpreting the xy attribute as the centre rather than the origin of the instance.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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