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PtInIconID
You can use thePtInIconIDfunction to determine whether a specified point is within an icon. (A point is considered to be within an icon if the point is within the icon's mask.) For example, you might use this function to determine whether a user clicked an icon in a window of your application. You specify as parameters toPtInIconIDthe same rectangle and alignment that you last used to draw the icon.PtInIconIDuses the size of this rectangle to determine which icon mask from the icon family to use for the operation. ThePtInIconIDfunction uses the location of this rectangle (along with the alignment) to determine whether a specified point is within the icon.
FUNCTION PtInIconID (testPt: Point; iconRect: Rect; align: IconAlignmentType; iconID: Integer): Boolean;
testPt- The point to be tested, specified in local coordinates of the current graphics port.
iconRect- The rectangle in which the icon appears, specified in local coordinates of the current graphics port.
PtInIconIDdetermines, from the size of the rectangle specified in this parameter, which icon mask from the icon family specified byiconIDto test the point against.PtInIconIDthen uses the location of this rectangle (and the alignment of the icon in the rectangle) to determine whether the specified point is within the icon.align- A value that specifies how the icon against which to hit-test is aligned within the rectangle specified by
iconRect. See the description ofPlotIconIDon page 5-20 for a list of constants you can use in this parameter.iconID- A resource ID for an icon family.
DESCRIPTION
ThePtInIconIDfunction hit-tests the point specified bytestPtagainst the appropriate icon mask from the icon family identified byiconID, using the destination rectangle and alignment specified byiconRectandalign. The parametersiconRectandalignshould be the same as when the icon was last drawn. ThePtInIconIDfunction returnsTRUEif the point is in the icon mask andFALSEif it is not.