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Given a TextView , is it possible to know at runtime the X and Y coordinates of where it is drawn? Is it also possible to know the size (width/length) in pixels? There are getLeft() , getTop() , getWidth() , getHeight() methods for a view, it works for textView too. for more information , see the following link... getLeft() and getTop() will return you the starting x,y co-ordinates. http://developer.android.com/reference/android/view/View.html Coordinates relative to parent int x = textView.getLeft(); int y = textView.getTop(); Absolute coordinates int[] location = new int[2]; textView

Update: this question is seeking guidance on how to get a set of neighbors for any given coordinate. I created a 2d array that contains coordinates, int[][] coordinates= { { -1, -1 }, { -1, 0 }, { -1, +1 }, { 0, -1 }, { 0, +1 }, { +1, -1 }, { +1, 0 }, { +1, -1 } }; As you can tell, these are the neighbors for coordinates (0,0). Now I am trying to implement a method that takes two parameters (int positionX, int positionY) , and use the input parameters value coordiante(x,y) as the starting coordinate and find all the neighbors for this coordinate. I am thinking about something like this: int

I need to sort a coordinate list for a rectangle counterclockwise, and make the north-east corner the first coordinate. These are geographic coordinates (i.e. Longitude, Latitude) in decimal form. 1 For example, here are the 4 corners of a rectangle, starting with the north-west corner and moving clockwise: [ { "lat": 34.495239, "lng": -118.127747 }, # north-west { "lat": 34.495239, "lng": -117.147217 }, # north-east { "lat": 34.095174, "lng": -117.147217 }, # south-east { "lat": 34.095174, "lng": -118.127747 } # south-west ] I need to sort these counterclockwise and change the "anchor"

I have an SVG file coming from Inkscape, Illustrator, or any other application. I want to convert the shapes to lineto , moveto , curveto format. What I want is something like: ./Appname svgfile outfilewithpath I will give the SVG file as an argument, then my application will convert the object into the respective paths. Paul Sweatte Inkscape has a command-line interface. Use the Inkscape man page along with the verb source for reference: The ObjectToPath verb converts an object to a path: inkscape filename.svg --select=myobject --verb=ObjectToPath --export-plain-svg=filename_to_path.svg The