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Returns the appointment, the resource or the date found at given position in a Scheduler control.
Please note The MouseXPos and MouseYPos functions return relevant information only in mouse- or stylus-related processing (click code, hover code, left or right button pressed code, etc.).
Example
// Affiche dans la trace la date se trouvant à l'endroit survolé 
// (événement optionnel WM_MOUSEMOVE)
// Le résultat serait également obtenu dans le code de bouton gauche relâché (WM_LBUTTONUP)
// Ne pas utiliser dans le code "Sélection d'une période" du champ planning 
// qui n'est pas relié à la souris

MaDate is string
MaDate = PLN_Planning1.InfoXY(schDateTime + schScreenOrigin, MouseXPos(), MouseYPos())
Trace(MaDate)
Syntax
<Result> = <Scheduler control>.InfoXY(<Type of information> , <X> , <Y>)
<Result>: Character string or Integer
Requested information:
  • Index of appointment at specified point, -1 if there is no appointment.
  • Date and time (in YYYYMMDDHHSSCC format) of appointment at specified point, empty string ("") if there is no date.
  • Name of resource at specified point, empty string ("") if there is no resource.
<Scheduler control>: Control name
Name of the Scheduler control to be used.
<Type of information>: Integer constant (or combination of constants)
Type of information requested:
schAppointmentIndex of the appointment at the specified coordinates.
schDateTimeDate and time of the appointment corresponding to the specified coordinates.
schResourceName of resource corresponding to specified coordinates.
schScreenOriginBy default, the point (0,0) corresponds to the top left of the Scheduler control being manipulated (with the scrollbars at the origin).
If the schScreenOrigin constant is combined with the other constants, the (0,0) point corresponds to the origin of the screen.
This constant cannot be used on its own.
iPhone/iPad This constant is not available.
<X>: Integer
X-coordinate (in pixels) to be analyzed. This coordinate is given in relation to the Scheduler control (if the schScreenOrigin constant is not specified).
<Y>: Integer
Y-coordinate (in pixels) to be analyzed. This coordinate is given in relation to the Scheduler control (if the schScreenOrigin constant is not specified).
Component: wd300obj.dll
Minimum version required
  • Version 23
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