ModelWinWidth Property
Applies To
Vision Objects: Correlation, Geometric
Description
Defines the width of a model window.
Usage
VGet Sequence.Object.ModelWinWidth, var
Sequence Name of a sequence or string variable containing a sequence name.
Object Name of an object or string variable containing an object name. The object must exist in the
specified sequence.
var Integer variable that will contain the value of the property.
Values
Integer number in pixels
Default: 50
Remarks
The model window always fits inside the search window.
The ModelWinWidth property is set automatically when the user drags the entire model window to a new
location or when one of the horizontal sides of the model window is dragged to resize the model window.
Keep in mind that larger model windows cause the taught Model to be larger, which in turn may cause the
execution time to increase.
The ModelWinWidth property is available from both the Vision Guide window Object tab and from the
SPEL+ Language. The easiest way to set the ModelWinWidth value is to simply click on the left or right
vertical side of the model window and then drag the model window to a new position. The
ModelWinWidth property will be set automatically.
You can also click on the left or right vertical side of the model window at the center of the vertical line
where the window handle is (the small square on the upper horizontal side of the Model window). You
will see the mouse pointer change to a two direction horizontal arrow. Now drag the side of the model
window and you will see the of the model change in width. Release the mouse button when you want to set
the position.
It is also possible to set a specific value for the ModelWinWidth property. Click on the ModelWinWidth
property Value Field and simply enter in the value which you would like to set the ModelWinWidth
property to. Once the user moves the cursor off the value field, the uppermost position of the model
window will be adjusted for the associated vision object. Note that the additional width is added to the
right side of the model window. This is because the left most position of the model window is fixed
according to the ModelWinLeft property.
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