If the y pos of the bottom of the frame's starting size > y pos of an
object's top, then the object is "below" the framseset and could then be
adjusted by the amount of the resize diff. 

But then again the other suggestion to be able to fix it to the top or
bottom of the band (VFP style) would also work and probably be a better &
easier solution.

Larry

> -----Original Message-----
> From: [email protected] 
> [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Paul McNett
> Sent: Monday, August 31, 2009 11:09 PM
> To: Dabo Users list
> Subject: Re: [dabo-users] Report Designer/Wirter
> 
> [email protected] wrote:
> > Got it....but back to beating the poor horse....since the 
> postions are 
> > relative to the bottom of the band, I don't understand why 
> the labels 
> > aren't kept in that relative position. IMHO any object below the 
> > frameset that has been resized should move down by the same amount.
> 
> Because there are two different band heights:
> 
> 1) bandHeight
> 2) totalBandHeight
> 
> bandHeight is either fixed with a static height in the rfxml 
> ('1.5 in', for example) or computed dynamically based on the 
> height of items in the band (band height of None in the rfxml).
> 
> But for growable items (ie paragraphs) the bandHeight 
> computed per the above only accounts for the amount needed 
> for the first line.
> 
> totalBandHeight accounts for the entire amount of the 
> growable objects.
> 
> We use bandHeight for positioning objects. This allows for 
> the common case of wanting things to start at a fixed point 
> somewhere. Picture a horizontal layout with strings and a 
> paragraph. If we computed the position based on the dynamic 
> totalBandHeight, we
>   couldn't predict where the objects would end up.
> 
> Perhaps we are missing VFP's 'fix object relative to 
> top|bottom of band'.
> 
> Or, could you come up with a general definition of "below the 
> frameset"?
> 
> 
> Paul
> 
> 
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