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The put\_Top method sets the top window coordinate. |
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CBaseControlWindow.put_Top method (Ctlutil.h) |
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The put_Top method sets the top window coordinate.
HRESULT put_Top(
long Top
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Top
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New top coordinate, in pixels.
Returns an HRESULT value.
The window has a position on the desktop. This is expressed in pixels by four coordinates (left, top, right, and bottom). Interfaces that are automated by OLE typically express this position through left, top, width, and height; this is the convention used in DirectShow. All coordinates are expressed in pixels, and changing any coordinate will update the window immediately.
Setting the left or top coordinates moves the window left or up, respectively; these coordinates have no effect on the width and height of the window. Likewise, setting the width and height does not affect the left and top coordinates.
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