Adobe 65011817 Extended User Guide - Page 268

Last updated 12/8/2009 Property deltaXtoY deltaYtoX deltaYtoY Data type float float float disableRotateKey string incrementRadius incrementX incrementY maxAngle maxLinear maxRadius maxX maxY minAngle minLinear minMaxRelative minX minY minRadius movePred float float float point float float float float point float Boolean float float float Boolean EXTENDING FIREWORKS 264 Objects within Fireworks documents Notes The ratio of mouse movement on the x-axis to the movement of the referenced point's y coordinate. For example, 1.0 means that when the mouse moves 1 pixel to the left, the referenced point moves 1 pixel towards the top of the document. The ratio of mouse movement on the y-axis to the movement of the referenced point's x coordinate. For example, 1.0 means that when the mouse moves 1 pixel to the top of the document, the referenced point moves 1 pixel to the left. The ratio of mouse movement to the movement of the referenced point's y coordinate. For example, 1.0 means that when the mouse moves 1 pixel toward the bottom of the document, the referenced point also moves 1 pixel toward the bottom of the document. Pass in the key that you want to use to disable rotating around the center. The value can be one of the following: "none", "shiftKey", "ctrlCmdKey", "altOptKey". A value of "none" means rotation will not be constrained. A value of "shiftKey" means that when the user holds downs the Shift key while dragging the mouse, rotation is not constrained. Constant value that is added to the radius. This amount is added to the x movement of the mouse when calculating the total movement. This amount is added to the y movement of the mouse when calculating the total movement. The maximum angle that can be set. Determines the maximum amount the point can move along a line. The maximum radius value. The maximum value the x coordinate can move. The maximum value the y coordinate can move. The minimum angle that can be set. The minimum amount the point can move along a line. Determines whether the min and max values are relative or absolute. For example, if max.x=100 and minMaxRelative is true, then x can move up 100 points to the right. If minMaxRelative is set to false then the maximum x can be set to is 100. The minimum value the x coordinate can move. The minimum value the y coordinate can move. The minimum radius value. Determines whether the predecessor point should be moved as the user moves the mouse.