How to draw the arbitrary point on the curve perpendicular?

CodePudding user response:

Draw vertical lines
1. In the toolbox, click 2 line tool,
2. Click properties on the bar of the vertical line button at 2 o 'clock,
3. Click on the edge of an object, drag the end line,
If you want to draw a line perpendicular to the two objects, drag the edge of the second object, when vertical stick together points now release the mouse button,
Line extensions to the second object, when vertical stick together points now hold down Ctrl and drag to the end of lines,

This step cannot be used for drawing and text objects the baseline of the vertical line,

Can also drag the existing curve drawing vertically,

CodePudding user response:

reference 1st floor zhao4zhong1 response:

draw vertical lines
1. In the toolbox, click 2 line tool,
2. Click properties on the bar of the vertical line button at 2 o 'clock,
3. Click on the edge of an object, drag the end line,
If you want to draw a line perpendicular to the two objects, drag the edge of the second object, when vertical stick together points now release the mouse button,
Line extensions to the second object, when vertical stick together points now hold down Ctrl and drag to the end of lines,

This step cannot be used for drawing and text objects the baseline of the vertical line,

Can also drag the existing curve drawing vertically,

don't know whether you really don't understand the somebody else's problem or loading,,, ask somebody else to vb BBS is clearly ask VBA to realize the code

CodePudding user response:

The building Lord, if you have time can go to the CDR grinds only VBA manual, no time to record a few code associated to study, VBA scope is too broad, is the large software package for your script library who couldn't study, now even the office VBA provides all the methods are not the office are dare say all the great god, can only say that the function of the need to read the manual to achieve, if only to open the can go to the CDR plug-in development BBS to look for

CodePudding user response:

Don't know whether CorelDRAW support to check the record macro corresponding VBA code,

Start recording macros in the Word2003, manual, complete the required function end record macros, press Alt + F11 key, check just record macro corresponding VBA code,

CodePudding user response:

reference 4 floor zhao4zhong1 response:

don't know whether CorelDRAW support to check the record macro corresponding VBA code,

Start recording macros in the Word2003, manual, complete the required function end record macros, press Alt + F11 key, check just record macro corresponding VBA code,

Just do it yourself under the CorelDRAW X6 attempt to support the view record macro corresponding VBA code,
Start recording macros in CorelDRAW, manual, complete the required function end record macros, press Alt + F11 key, check just record macro corresponding VBA code,

CodePudding user response:

Can call the Subpath GetPerpendicularAt () function
GetPerpendicularAt ([Offset As Double=5], [OffsetType As cdrSegmentOffsetType=cdrRelativeSegmentOffset]) As a Double