This method returns the identifier of the currently selected object. An object is selected, if a frame with size handles is drawn around the object. This method can also be used to determine whether a certain kind of object, image, text frame, signature field or OLE object, is selected.
Introduced: 12.0.
TXTextControl.ObjectGetSelected ObjectKind
| Parameter | Description | |
| ObjectKind |
This parameter specifies which kind of objects are searched. It can be a sum of the values, described in Remarks. If this parameter is zero, all objects are searched. |
The method returns the identifier of an object. It returns zero if no object of the specified kind is selected.
The settings for ObjectKind can include:
| Value | Description | |
| &H1 | Looks only for objects positioned at a fixed geometrical position. | |
| &H2 | Looks only for objects that act as a single character. | |
| &H4 | Looks only for images. | |
| &H8 | Looks only for objects which are externally created by the application. | |
| &H10 | Looks only for OLE objects. | |
| &H20 | Looks only for text frames. | |
| &H40 | Looks only for objects that are anchored to a paragraph. | |
| &H400 | Looks only for signature fields. |
| ObjectKind: | Integer |
| Return value: | Integer |
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