K, well I found pPlot.getLatitude(), but there doesn't seem to be a pPlot.getLongitude() method. Is there a special way to get this besides just grabing it from the CyPlot object or can you not get that value?

It only works after you've built the Royal Observatory at Greenwich.

But, more seriously, it's just not defined.

How pPlot.getX() and pPlot.getY()?

Could someone post up the SDK code for the CyPlot.getLatitude() method?

int CyPlot::getLatitude()
{
return m_pPlot ? m_pPlot->getLatitude() : -1;
}


int CvPlot::getLatitude() const
{
int iLatitude;

if (GC.getMapINLINE().isWrapXINLINE() || !(GC.getMapINLINE().isWrapYINLINE()))
{
iLatitude = ((getY_INLINE() * 100) / GC.getMapINLINE().getGridHeightINLINE());
}
else
{
iLatitude = ((getX_INLINE() * 100) / GC.getMapINLINE().getGridWidthINLINE());
}

iLatitude = ((iLatitude * (GC.getMapINLINE().getTopLatitude() - GC.getMapINLINE().getBottomLatitude())) / 100);

return abs(iLatitude + GC.getMapINLINE().getBottomLatitude());
}


Matze

Thanx man, that is just what I needed. :)