Package net.sf.jasperreports.engine

Class JRPrintAnchorIndex

java.lang.Object

net.sf.jasperreports.engine.JRPrintAnchorIndex

public class JRPrintAnchorIndex
extends Object

Author:

Teodor Danciu (teodord@users.sourceforge.net)

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor	Description
JRPrintAnchorIndex(int page, JRPrintElement elem)	Creates an element anchor.
JRPrintAnchorIndex(int page, JRPrintElement elem, int offsetX, int offsetY)	Creates an element anchor.

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
JRPrintElement	getElement()
int	getElementAbsoluteX()	Returns the absolute (relative to the report page) X coordinate of the anchor element.
int	getElementAbsoluteY()	Returns the absolute (relative to the report page) Y coordinate of the anchor element.
int	getPageIndex()

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Details

JRPrintAnchorIndex

public JRPrintAnchorIndex(int page,
 JRPrintElement elem)

Creates an element anchor.

Parameters:

page - the index of the page in the report

elem - the element

JRPrintAnchorIndex

public JRPrintAnchorIndex(int page,
 JRPrintElement elem,
 int offsetX,
 int offsetY)

Creates an element anchor.

Parameters:

page - the index of the page in the report

elem - the element

offsetX - the X offset of the element coordinates system

offsetY - the Y offset of the element coordinates system

See Also:

• getElementAbsoluteX()
• getElementAbsoluteY()

Method Details

getPageIndex

public int getPageIndex()

getElement

public JRPrintElement getElement()

getElementAbsoluteX

public int getElementAbsoluteX()

Returns the absolute (relative to the report page) X coordinate of the anchor element.

This can be different than getElement().getX() for elements placed inside a frame.

Returns:

the absolute X coordinate of the anchor element

getElementAbsoluteY

public int getElementAbsoluteY()

Returns the absolute (relative to the report page) Y coordinate of the anchor element.

This can be different than getElement().getY() for elements placed inside a frame.

Returns:

the absolute Y coordinate of the anchor element