IE command description
Description: This command allow to import and place a snippet (inds file) in a document.
Syntax: [ IE =
SnippetName
;
XPos
;
YPos
;
Relative
;
Ref
;
Alignment
]
SnippetName
String
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Absolute path of the snippet file. |
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XPos
Picas/Points
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Horizontal position of the topleftmost point of the snippet. |
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YPos
Picas/Points
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Horizontal position of the topleftmost point of the snippet. |
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Relative
Boolean
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This parameter indicates if the new block is to be created relatively to an existing block or in absolute position in a page.
TRUE= The new block is relative to an existing block. The block number is given in the "Ref" parameter and can be:
-1= current block
0= startup block
FALSE= The new block is placed in absolute in the page whose number is given in the "Ref" parameter. |
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Ref
Integer
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This parameter could have 2 meanings depending on the "Relative" flag.
If "Relative = TRUE" then the "Ref" parameter is a block id on which to align the new block (-1= current block).
If "Relative = FALSE", then the "Ref" parameter is a page number (0=current page). |
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Alignment
Integer
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When creating a block in relative mode "Relative=TRUE", then this parameter allows you to indicate on which point you whish to align the new block.
0= Top of existing block.
1= Bottom of existing block.
2= From the position of the text cursor. |
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Note: In order to be able to use snippet'elements in the TCL code following the IE call, they must have been referenced (by programmation or manually) before.
Example:
See also:
The • sign indicates a mandatory parameter
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