ClickRect()

Awaits user input from the system pointer and returns two coordinates that define a rectangle.

corners_array = ClickRect(string ignored, real aspect_ratio)

Argument	Contents
ignored	Must be null
aspect_ratio	The ratio of rectangle height to rectangle width. This aspect ratio is maintained when the user drags the rectangle

An array of two coordinates, as follows:

Element	Type	Contents
1	Coord	Location of the lower left corner of the rectangle
2	Coord	Location of the upper right corner of the rectangle

If aspect_ratio is null, then the user can drag a rectangle of any shape.
When used in a map window, ClickRect() returns coordinate values in longitude and latitude.
When used in a layout window, ClickRect() returns coordinate values in the current page units (e.g., inches).
If the rectangle is so tiny as to likely be an inadvertent click instead of a drag, ClickRect() returns an array of two identical coordinates.
This function should be called only from a macro that is activated from the menus, or from a tool in a toolbox or toolbar. Calling it from any other type of dialog box often causes confusion about which window is active (the dialog box, versus the map).

Error Type	Meaning
Escape	The user clicked Cancel

Function	Summary
ClickEllipse()	Awaits user input from the system pointer and returns coordinates that define an ellipse
ClickCircle()	Awaits user input from the system pointer and returns a circle