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Little fixes, good night.

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doc/en/Gnome/Canvas.xml
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Along with different coordinate systems comes functions
to convert between them. <see cref="M:Gnome.Canvas.W2c" /> converts world to
canvas pixel coordinates and <see cref="M:Gnome.Canvas.C2w" /> from
canvas to world. <see cref="M:Gnome.Canvas.W2cD() " /> is like
canvas to world. <see cref="M:Gnome.Canvas.W2cD" /> is like
<see cref="M:Gnome.Canvas.W2c" /> but returns the pixel coordinates as
doubles which is useful to avoid precision loss from integer
rounding. To get the affine transform matrix for converting
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<see cref="M:Gnome.Canvas.W2cAffine" />.
<see cref="M:Gnome.Canvas.WindowToWorld" />
converts from window to world coordinates and
<see cref="M:Gnome.Canvas.World.ToWindow" /> converts in the other
<see cref="M:Gnome.Canvas.WorldToWindow" /> converts in the other
direction. There are no functions for converting between
canvas and window coordinates, since this is just a matter of
subtracting the canvas scrolling offset. To convert to/from
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</para>
<para>
Defining the scrollable area of a canvas widget is done by
calling <see cref="M:Gnomecanvas.SetScrollRegion" /> and to get the
calling <see cref="M:Gnome.Canvas.SetScrollRegion" /> and to get the
current region <see cref="M:Gnome.Canvas.GetScrollRegion" /> can be
used. If the window is larger than the canvas scrolling region
it can optionally be centered in the window. Use the

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doc/en/Gnome/CanvasItem.xml
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<see cref="M:Gnome.CanvasItem.W2i" />, and to convert in the other direction
call <see cref="M:Gnome.CanvasItem.I2w" />. To get the transform for
converting from item to world coordinates use
<see cref="M:M:Gnome.CanvasItem.I2wAffine" /> or for converting item to
<see cref="M:Gnome.CanvasItem.I2wAffine" /> or for converting item to
canvas coordinates, <see cref="M:Gnome.CanvasItem.I2cAffine" />.
</para>
<para>
Handling user input for interactive items is accomplished
through a few functions and the "event" signals. To grab the
through a few functions and the <see cref="E:Gnome.CanvasItem.CanvasEvent" /> signals. To grab the
mouse cursor call <see cref="M:Gnome.CanvasItem.Grab" />, it can be
ungrabbed with <see cref="M:Gnome.CanvasItem.Ungrab" /> (see
<see cref="M:Gdk.Pointer.Grab" /> of the GTK+ library for details). To grab
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Some other useful functions include a reparenting routine,
<see cref="M:Gnome.CanvasItem.Reparent" />, and a function to query the
bounding box of an item (a minumum rectangular area containing
all parts of the item), <see cref="M:Gnome.CanvasItem.Getbounds" /></para>
all parts of the item), <see cref="M:Gnome.CanvasItem.Getbounds" />.</para>
</remarks>
</Docs>
<Base>