Set Region: Spreadsheet View

Sets an edit region control contained in a cell; the edit region control must be an EditRegion function.

Set Region Inputs

Syntax: SR[Column][Row][Row][Space][Col][Space][High][Space][Wide][Space][Angle][Space][Curve]

Parameter	Description
Column	The column letter of the cell value to set (A to Z).
Row	The row number of the cell value to set. The row number must consist of three digits (000 to 399).
Row	The x-offset of the origin, in image coordinates.
Space	A blank space to separate the value from the next value.
Col	The y-offset of the origin, in image coordinates.
Space	A blank space to separate the value from the next value.
High	The dimension along the region's x-axis.
Space	A blank space to separate the value from the next value.
Wide	The dimension along the region's y-axis.
Space	A blank space to separate the value from the next value.
Angle	The orientation, in image coordinates.
Space	A blank space to separate the value from the next value.
Curve	The angle of orientation, in the image coordinate system.

Returns a status code. The status codes are:

Status Codes	Description
1	The command was executed successfully.
0	Unrecognized command.
-1	The cell ID is invalid.
-2	The command could not be executed because the specified cell does not contain an edit region control, or the edit region control was not created by the EditRegion function.
-6	User does not have Full Access to execute the command. For more information, see User Access Settings Dialog.

The command to set an edit region contained in cell A2 to a new location and dimensions.

Assume cell A2 is populated as follows: A2 = EditRegion($A$0,0,0,0,1,1,1,1,"Region",0)

The spreadsheet looks like this:
To change the region's location and dimensions using the Set Region Native Mode command; issue the command SRA002437.0 581.2 333.12 441 2 2.3as shown in the following telnet client window:

The In-Sight sensor responds with 1,indicating that the command was successfully executed: