1. Generic demo does not break text when printing
- Posted by mia <mia_peo at yahoo.com> Oct 05, 2004
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- Last edited Oct 06, 2004
Hi: My name is Mia, I am new to euphoria. I was looking at the Generic demo, and no matter what I do. It will not print text correctly, the lines are not broken so you lose the text if the line is too long. I am new to programing so, I have not been able to figure out what is wrong, the code looks fine, and it has the subs for breaking the code so, I am sure why it does not work. Does anybody have any suggestions? Thank you in anticipation for your assistance, Regards, Mia
2. Re: Generic demo does not break text when printing
- Posted by CoJaBo <cojabo at suscom.net> Oct 06, 2004
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mia wrote: > > Hi: > My name is Mia, I am new to euphoria. I was looking at the Generic demo, You mean the one that comes with Win32Lib? > and no matter what I do. It will not print text correctly, the lines > are not broken so you lose the text if the line is too long. > > I am new to programing so, I have not been able to figure out what > is wrong, the code looks fine, and it has the subs for breaking the code Yes, but it is only called when printing. > so, I am sure why it does not work. Does anybody have any suggestions? Try reading the documentation and CK's book: http://www.cklester.com/books/jubilation/ > > Thank you in anticipation for your assistance, > Regards, > Mia >
3. Re: Generic demo does not break text when printing
- Posted by Derek Parnell <ddparnell at bigpond.com> Oct 06, 2004
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mia wrote: > > Hi: > My name is Mia, I am new to euphoria. I was looking at the Generic demo, > and no matter what I do. It will not print text correctly, the lines > are not broken so you lose the text if the line is too long. > > I am new to programing so, I have not been able to figure out what > is wrong, the code looks fine, and it has the subs for breaking the code > so, I am sure why it does not work. Does anybody have any suggestions? > > Thank you in anticipation for your assistance, > Regards, > Mia Hi Mia, you are correct. It was really designed to show text on the screen but as it can print, it probably should do a better job of it. I'll fix this up soon. In the meantime, you might like to look into the drawText() function which is what would be used to break lines on word boundries. -- Derek Parnell Melbourne, Australia
4. Re: Generic demo does not break text when printing
- Posted by mia <mia_peo at yahoo.com> Oct 09, 2004
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- Last edited Oct 10, 2004
Derek Parnell wrote: > > mia wrote: > > > > Hi: > > My name is Mia, I am new to euphoria. I was looking at the Generic demo, > > and no matter what I do. It will not print text correctly, the lines > > are not broken so you lose the text if the line is too long. > > > > I am new to programing so, I have not been able to figure out what > > is wrong, the code looks fine, and it has the subs for breaking the code > > so, I am sure why it does not work. Does anybody have any suggestions? > > > > Thank you in anticipation for your assistance, > > Regards, > > Mia > > Hi Mia, > you are correct. It was really designed to show text on the screen > but as it can print, it probably should do a better job of it. I'll > fix this up soon. > > In the meantime, you might like to look into the drawText() function > which is what would be used to break lines on word boundries. > > -- > Derek Parnell > Melbourne, Australia > Hi Derek: Thanks for your tip. I followed your advice, and using the drawtext example I managed to draw the text on the richedit, but, when I try to print all I get is a blank page?!? Any ideas/ Many thanks, Mia ------------------ Here is the code I used ---------- -------Iam using windowsxp and winlib v.0.6 constant PR = create( PushButton, "Print", Window1, 40, 530, 110, 30, 0), RE = create( RichEdit, "", Window1, 20, 220, 560, 300, ES_NOHIDESEL) constant -- theWin = create( Window, "Resizable Text Window", 0, 0, 0, 400, 400, 0 ), SB = create( StatusBar, "", Window1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0), vBorders = {12,12,-18,-18}, vText = "Licence:" & 10 & "This software is provided 'as-is', without any express or implied warranty." & 10 & "In no event will the authors be held liable for any damages arising from " & "the use of this software." & 10 & "" & 10 & "Permission is granted to anyone to use this software for any purpose, " & "including commercial applications, and to alter it and redistribute it " & "freely, subject to the following restrictictions:" & 10 & "1.\tThe origin of this software must not be misrepresented; you must not " & "claim that you wrote the original software." & 10 & "2.\tIf you use this software in a product, acknowedgement in the product's " & "documenation and binary are required." & 10 & "3.\tAltered source versions, and works substantially derived from the it, " & "must..." & 10 & "\ta)\tbe plainly be marked as such," & 10 & "\tb)\tnot be misrepresented as the original software," & 10 & "\tc)\tinclude this notice, unaltered." & 10 & "--------------------End of NOTICE------------------------*" ------------------------------------------------ procedure Resize_theWin(integer self, integer event, sequence parms) ------------------------------------------------ returnValue(0) end procedure ------------------------------------------------ procedure Paint_theWin(integer self, integer event, sequence parms) ------------------------------------------------ sequence lRect, lTextRect sequence drawn -- Find the size of the rectangle needed. lTextRect = textRect(RE, vText, {self, vBorders}, {DT_EXPANDTABS, DT_WORDBREAK, DT_END_ELLIPSIS}, 2, 15, 0) lRect = lTextRect[3] lRect[1] -= 6 lRect[2] -= 6 lRect[3] += 6 lRect[4] += 6 -- Paint the background, and borders drawLines(RE, {Cyan, --getSysColor(COLOR_BTNHIGHLIGHT), {lRect[1],lRect[4], lRect[1], lRect[2]}, {lRect[3],lRect[2]}, {lRect[3]-1,lRect[2]+1}, {lRect[1]-1,lRect[2]+1}, {lRect[1]-1,lRect[4]+1}, BrightCyan, --getSysColor(COLOR_BTNSHADOW), {lRect[1],lRect[4], lRect[3], lRect[4]}, {lRect[3], lRect[2]}, {lRect[3]-1,lRect[2]+1}, {lRect[3]-1,lRect[4]+1}, {lRect[1]+1,lRect[4]+1}, BrightBlue, --getSysColor(COLOR_BTNSHADOW), {w32True, lRect[1]+2,lRect[2]+2, lRect[3]-1, lRect[4]-1} }) -- Set the text color and draw in the text. drawn = drawText(RE, vText, lTextRect[3], {DT_EXPANDTABS, DT_WORDBREAK, DT_END_ELLIPSIS}, 2, 15, 0) -- Show status message. setText(SB, sprintf("Height (in pixels): %d, Chars drawn: %d", drawn)) end procedure procedure PR_onClick(integer self, integer event, sequence parms) if length(getPrinter()) > 0 then VOID = startDoc("RichText Printer Test") VOID = startPage() printRichText(Printer, RE, 0, -1, {0.5, 0.5, 2.5, 3, w32InchScale}, 1) VOID = endPage() VOID = endDoc() releasePrinter() --repaintWindow(PPV) end if end procedure setHandler(PR, w32HClick, routine_id( "PR_onClick" )) setFont(RE, "Times New Roman", 10, 0) setHandler(RE, w32HPaint, routine_id("Paint_theWin")) setHandler(RE, w32HResize, routine_id("Resize_theWin")) setTextColor(RE, Black) WinMain( Window1, Normal) procedure Window1_onClick (integer self, integer event, sequence params)--params is () end procedure setHandler( Window1, w32HClick, routine_id("Window1_onClick"))
5. Re: Generic demo does not break text when printing
- Posted by mia <mia_peo at yahoo.com> Oct 09, 2004
- 426 views
- Last edited Oct 10, 2004
Hi CoJaBo: Thanks for the info, the tutorial was great! Regards, Mia CoJaBo wrote: > > mia wrote: > > > > Hi: > > My name is Mia, I am new to euphoria. I was looking at the Generic demo, > You mean the one that comes with Win32Lib? > > > and no matter what I do. It will not print text correctly, the lines > > are not broken so you lose the text if the line is too long. > > > > I am new to programing so, I have not been able to figure out what > > is wrong, the code looks fine, and it has the subs for breaking the code > Yes, but it is only called when printing. > > > so, I am sure why it does not work. Does anybody have any suggestions? > Try reading the documentation and CK's book: > <a > href="http://www.cklester.com/books/jubilation/">http://www.cklester.com/books/jubilation/</a> > > > > > Thank you in anticipation for your assistance, > > Regards, > > Mia > > >