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| TRANS |
| Operating States: | GKOP, SGOP, WSAC, WSOP |
| Return Codes: | 0, 8, 50 |
| Syntax | |
| Description | |
| Argument Definitions | |
| See Also |
| Syntax |
CALL GASK ('TRANS', n, vllx, vlly, vurx, vury, wllx, wlly, wurx, wury, return-code-variable);
| Description |
The GASK('TRANS', . . . ) routine returns the viewport and window coordinates associated with a particular transformation number. GASK('TRANS', . . . ) returns the default coordinates for viewports and windows if other coordinates have not been defined for the transformation specified.
| Argument Definitions |
| n | numeric constant or numeric variable name; indicates the number of the transformation to check. Valid values are 0 to 20, inclusive. If n is expressed as a variable, the variable must be initialized to a value between 0 and 20. |
| vllx | numeric variable name; returns the x coordinate of the lower-left viewport corner. |
| vlly | numeric variable name; returns the y coordinate of the lower-left viewport corner. |
| vurx | numeric variable name; returns the x coordinate of the upper-right viewport corner. |
| vury | numeric variable name; returns the y coordinate of the upper-right viewport corner. |
| wllx | numeric variable name; returns the x coordinate of the lower-left window corner. |
| wlly | numeric variable name; returns the y coordinate of the lower-left window corner. |
| wurx | numeric variable name; returns the x coordinate of the upper-right window corner. |
| wury | numeric variable name; returns the y coordinate of the upper-right window corner. |
| return-code-variable | numeric variable name; returns the return code of the routine call. |
| See Also |
| GASK('TRANSNO', . . . ) routine | |
| GASK('VIEWPORT', . . . ) routine | |
| GASK('WINDOW', . . . ) routine | |
| GSET('TRANSNO', . . . ) function | |
| GSET('VIEWPORT', . . . ) function | |
| GSET('WINDOW', . . . ) function |
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