Re: Yet Another Win32lib question
- Posted by Mike The Spike <mtsreborn at yahoo.com> Feb 02, 2001
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Woaah man! You smell like cheese! ;) Hmm... Windows don't support all of the ASCII characters. That's why you're code don't display ASCII chars like it should. Want an example? Open a binary program in Wordpad, you'll see what I mean. The first way to solve this that I can think of, is using 'system' as font. Try that. Tell me if it works. Mike The Spike PS. Welkom bij de list, man! --- Feta <mb11363 at chello.be> wrote: > Hello ! > > This time, I have a question about using fonts with > win32lib : > under dos, to display all the chars of the ASCII > table, I used puts(SCREEN, > c) where 0 < c < 256 and it worked fine. > I'm trying now to convert this program under > windows, and I use > wPuts(Window, c), but the characteres aren't always > the same. > So I'm wondering if it depends on the font or if > under windows we can't use > the ASCII table or I dunno. > Do you know a way to use the classic-dos ASCII table > with win32lib ? > > Gwen > > >