IDCS6 Mac - Transforming in a document whose size has changed...

Question

In one of the plugins I am porting to CS6 I have this code that works in all earlier versions of InDesign:
TransformInnerPointToPasteboard(PageGeometry, &StartPoint);
TransformInnerPointToPasteboard(PageGeometry, &EndPoint);
The context:  I am creating a box for text.  The box lays mostly off of the document on the pasteboard.  It will contain processing information for all the prepress gang to review as they edit the submissions from our customers. 
The problem:  If the document size has been changed, the box is not placed correctly.  I have monitored the coordinates that are supposed to be calculated prior to the Transform call and they are correct.  If the document size has not changed, the box appears where expected.  If the document size has changed at any time, the box is moved upward and to the right several picas. 
Is there a new step I need to be taking in order to force the program to use a refreshed transform matrix? Or is this a bug within CS6?
R,
John

Answer 1

@Colly –  sometimes we use descriptive variables to illustrate something. The "my" in the name is always an indication, that a variable is in play, that has to be defined elsewhere… We could debate now, if that is "good style" or not, but no. I don't do that right now ;-)
It's kind of "dummy" code and not meant to work immediately.
In the case of "myDocument", you could use an additional line of code to define the variable "myDocument" at the start of the snippet and leave all other incidences of "myDocument" unchanged in the code:
var myDocument = app.activeDocument;
or you work with index 0 in an array like fashion:
var myDocument = app.documents[0];
or in a collection like fashion ("documents" is a collection of single document objects, and if you want to point out that to you, use the following syntax):
var myDocument = app.documents.item(0);
or you could have worked with the name of an open document (amongst others):
var myDocument = app.documents.itemByName("MyDocumentName.indd");
There are other examples as well…
Uwe