1. Error code 425
Hello everybody out there.
Does anyone know what this means?
Error code 425
LOGIC ERROR: Held resource owner is not the actual owner.
Don Cole
2. Re: Error code 425
don cole wrote:
>
> Hello everybody out there.
>
> Does anyone know what this means?
No 
> Error code 425
> LOGIC ERROR: Held resource owner is not the actual owner.
Your program is trying to track the usage of a resource for a specific owner,
but that resource is already owned by something else.
I know that this explanation is of no use at all, but that's the technical
reason for the error message. To help resolve it, I'd need to see the source code
and steps you did to get the message.
Can you reproduce it at will or does it happen at 'random'?
Are you using lots of bitmaps, fotns, direct drawing, etc...?
--
Derek Parnell
Melbourne, Australia
Skype name: derek.j.parnell
3. Re: Error code 425
Hello Derek thanks for replying,
I found out it only errors with "Courier" not "Ariel".
So I'll just use Ariel.
Here's some of the code I can give you more if you need it.
fac=(pbMaxRight/count)--pb is progress bar
procedure printNumber(atom x)
setFont( {RGBWin,pixmap1,pixmap5}, "Arial", 12, Bold)
setPenPos( pixmap1,80,85)
setPenPos( pixmap5,80,85)
wPrintf( pixmap1,"%d",{20})
wPrintf( pixmap5,"%d",{20})
end procedure
procedure part2(atom x)--------------------the moving bar-----------------
bitBlt ( RGBWin,--dst red
0,--dstX across
10,-- dstY up and down
pixmap1,-- src red
0,--srcX
0,-- srcY
mg:int(x),-- wide
pbHeight,-- high
SrcCopy )-- rop
end procedure
procedure Paint_mainWindow(integer self, integer event, sequence parms)
copyBlt ( RGBWin, 0, 10, pixmap5 )--the background bar
for x=1 to count do
part2(x*fac)--red
printNumber(x)
end for
end procedure
setHandler(RGBWin, w32HPaint,routine_id("Paint_mainWindow"))
I'm trying to put the percent complete in the middle of the progress bar like
so.
Progress Bar> ------------------------50%------------------------
Don Cole
4. Re: Error code 425
- Posted by don cole <doncole at pacbell.net>
Sep 22, 2006
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Last edited Sep 23, 2006
Hello Derek,
It seem you can't setFont(Bold) to a pixmap in windows 2000 anyway.
setFont{RGBWin,pixmap1,pixmap5}, "Courier" 12, Bold).
Don Cole
