Dim Dimensions as RectangleF = RectangleF.From LTRB(-100, 100, 100, -100)
debug.writeline ( "Height = " & RectangleF.Heig ht.ToString)
Why the heck is height -200 ? How can you have a negative height?
Width is ok, but height is clearly wrong. This looks very much like a bug to
me. Further, when you try to check
Dim mybool as Boolean = Dimensions.Cont ains(50.0,50.0)
mybool = False ' this is clearly wrong too as 50, 50 is both >-100 and
<100 for both x and y
So, for the time being i just wrote my own PointInRect() to deal with that.
So does anyone else think this is a bug? Negative height what gives?
1  1884 
omg, im losing my mind. I got top/bottom reversed. Though i still find it
curious a negative height value doesnt throw an exception.
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news:4BYMf.2577 6$3W5.6902@trnd dc02... Dim Dimensions as RectangleF = RectangleF.From LTRB(-100, 100, 100, -100)
debug.writeline ( "Height = " & RectangleF.Heig ht.ToString)
Why the heck is height -200 ? How can you have a negative height?
Width is ok, but height is clearly wrong. This looks very much like a bug
to me. Further, when you try to check
Dim mybool as Boolean = Dimensions.Cont ains(50.0,50.0)
mybool = False ' this is clearly wrong too as 50, 50 is both >-100 and
<100 for both x and y
So, for the time being i just wrote my own PointInRect() to deal with
that. So does anyone else think this is a bug? Negative height what gives?
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