rel1
					{
						relative: 0.5  0.0;
						offset:   0    0;      // vertical offset
						to: "middle";
					}
					rel2
					{
						relative: 1.0  1.0;
						offset:   0   0;		// horizontal offset
						to: "middle";
					}
                    //relative: 0.0  0.0;  // center
                    //relative: 1.0  1.0;
                    
                    //relative: 0.0  1.0;  // bottm right
                    //relative: 0.0  1.0;
                    
                    //relative: 1.0  0.0;  // center
                    //relative: 0.0  1.0;
                    
                    //relative: 0.0  1.1;  // center right
                    //relative: 0.0  0.0;
                    
                    //relative: 0.1  1.0;  // center right
                    //relative: 0.0  0.0;
                    
                    //relative: 0.0  1.0;  // center right
                    //relative: 0.1  0.1;
                    
                    //relative: 0.0  0.0;  // top left
                    //relative: 0.1  0.1;
                    
                    //relative: 0.0  0.0;  // top center
                    //relative: 1.0  0.1;
                    
                    //relative: 1.1  1.1;  // top right ! bottom left quad
                    //relative: 0.1  0.1;

                    //relative: 1.1  1.1;  // bottm right
                    //relative: 1.1  1.1;  // plus offset
                                        
					
Add the following code to your theme's collection edc code, if it's
shaped:

data {
  item, "shaped" "true";
}

Then, in your app's code, use the following to shape the Ecore_Evas if
the theme is shaped:

ecore_evas_shaped_set (blah, !!edje_object_data_get (edje, "shaped"));
Dan noted that this might be a bit confusing, so let's explain it some
more ;)

The code just checks whether there's a key/value pair present where key
= "shaped", it doesn't matter what value it's set too, as long as it's
there. So 'item, "shaped" "foobarbaz";' would have worked just as well.

Of course you could check for "true" or any other value explicitly, but
IMHO there's no real benefit ;)

You can have a global data hash and you can have a data hash for each
group/collection in the Edje. As I've used
edje_object_data_get (Evas_Object*, char *key)
in the example, we have to put it in the group section:

In EDC:
collections {
  group {
    name, "my_first_edje";

    data {
      item, "key" "value";
    }
  }
}