hi Marius,
last argument of coords' message is
graph-on-parent' flag.
I do not know of any way of changing the screen location of an existing object other than using mouse events, as in my `array-magic' example:
editmode 1, mouse <x0> <y0> 0 0, motion <x1> <y1> 0, mouseup <x1> <y1> 0, editmode 0
where <x0>, <y0> should be a screen point unique to an object, and <x1> = <x0> + <x-shift>, same for <y1> (growing downwards).
In the example the final line of ``editmode 1, editmode 0'' is redundant (left in haste).
All this is pure (but dirty) hacking, using undocumented interface -- Miller has every right to change anything anytime...
Krzysztof
sme wrote: ...
pd-<graph-name>: X from, Y to, X to, Y from, screen width, screen height, ... do you know what the last value stands for? and how can i specify the location of the graph (esp. new graphs) (it always appears at 100/20)?
...
"<array-size> <screen-x-size> <screen-y-size>" -> "; pd-<graph-name> coords 0 1 $1 -1 $2 $3 1; <array-name> resize $1"