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Last updated 12/8/2009 Property constrainXKey Data type string constrainY constrainYKey constrain45Key string constrain90Key string deltaLinearToLinear float deltaRtoR float deltaShortestSideToX deltaShortestSideToY deltaLongestSideToX deltaLongestSideToY deltaXtoX float float float float float EXTENDING FIREWORKS 263 Objects within Fireworks documents Notes Pass in the key that you want to use to constrain the xcoordinate value. A value of "none" means that x will not be constrained. A value of "shiftKey" means that when the user holds downs the Shift key while dragging the mouse, x will be constrained. The value can be one of the following: "none", "shiftKey", "ctrlCmdKey", "altOptKey". The value to constrain the y coordinate. Note: the method constrainYKey must be used with this method. Pass in the key that you want to use to constrain the ycoordinate value. A value of "none" means that y will not be constrained. A value of "shiftKey" means that when the user holds downs the Shift key while dragging the mouse, the value of y will be constrained. The value can be one of the following: "none", "shiftKey", "ctrlCmdKey", "altOptKey". The key value that you want to use to constrain movement to the nearest 45º increment. Can be one of the following: "none", "shiftKey", "ctrlCmdKey", "altOptKey". A key value of "none" means dragging will not be constrained, "shiftKey" (or other value) means that when the user holds downs Shift key (or other value) while dragging, movement will be constrained. The key value that you want to use to constrain movement to the nearest 90º increment. Can be one of the following: "none", "shiftKey", "ctrlCmdKey", "altOptKey". A key value of "none" means dragging will not be constrained, "shiftKey" (or other key) means that when the user holds downs the Shift key (or other key) while dragging, movement will be constrained. Determines the ratio of mouse movement to point movement along the line. For example, a value of 1.0 means that if the mouse moves 1 pixel, the point moves 1 pixel along the line specified in the method RegisterLinearMove. Determines the mouse radius change relative to the point radius change. For example, a value of 1.0 means that as the mouse moves 1 pixel away from the center of the object, the point also moves 1 pixel away from the center of the object. The ratio of shortest mouse movement to the movement of referenced point's x coordinate. The ratio of shortest mouse movement to the movement of referenced point's y coordinate. The ratio of longest mouse movement to the movement of referenced point's x coordinate. The ratio of longest mouse movement to the movement of referenced point's y coordinate. The ratio of mouse movement to the movement of the referenced point's x coordinate. For example, 1.0 means that when the mouse moves 1 pixel to the right, the referenced point also moves 1 pixel to the right.