Detecting object coordinates in graphics mode

[Lyinggod]

Is there a way determine the size and location of an object in graphics mode? My primary interest in placing text objects, field objects, and geometric shapes in relative positions to each other. I didnt see how this might be done in the documentation.

The following is an example of what I am trying to do. The GET commands I used are (believed to be imaginary and) meant to help illustrate what I am trying to do. The intent of the following code is to capture the height, width, X, and Y properties of TEXT N$ and use those properties to place a FIELD object and another TEXT object based on the relative location of N$.

code example
N$ = "Name:"
DRAW TEXT N$ AT 5,5
N_X = GET XPOS N$ <-- example: might capture X coordinate of N$ object
N_Y = GET YPOS N$ <-- example: might capture Y coordinate of N$ object
N_W = GET WIDTH N$ <-- example: might capture WIDTH of N$ object
N_L = GET LENGTH N$ <-- example: might capture LENGTH of N$ object
N_H = GET HEIGHT N$ <-- example: might capture HEIGHT of N$ object
FIELD N$ TEXT A$ at N_W+15,N_Y
AD$ = "Address:"
DRAW TEXT AD$ at N_X,N_Y+N_H+10

Thank you for your assistance.

[Mr. Kibernetik]

No, there are no commands to get interface objects' dimensions.
Instead it is supposed to set these objects' size and position explicitly when creating them, if you need their dimensions.