## org.das2.event.MouseBoxEvent

## MouseBoxEvent( Object source, java.awt.Point pressPoint, java.awt.Point releasePoint, boolean isModified )

Creates a new instance of MouseBoxEvent

## getPoint

getPoint( ) → java.awt.Point

return the point locating the mouse position, which is also the release point

### Returns:

the point locating the mouse position, which is also the release point
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## getPressPoint

getPressPoint( ) → java.awt.Point

return the point where the event started

### Returns:

the point where the event started
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## getXMaximum

getXMaximum( ) → int

return the rightmost, or maximum, point of the two

### Returns:

the rightmost, or maximum, point of the two
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## getXMinimum

getXMinimum( ) → int

return the leftmost, or minimum, point of the two

### Returns:

the leftmost, or minimum, point of the two
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## getYMaximum

getYMaximum( ) → int

return the bottommost, or maximum, point of the two

### Returns:

the bottommost, or maximum, point of the two
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## getYMinimum

getYMinimum( ) → int

return the topmost, or maximum, point of the two

### Returns:

the topmost, or maximum, point of the two
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## toString

toString( ) → String

### Returns:

java.lang.String
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