Re: setPrintJobProperty problem
- Posted by CChris <christian.cuvier at agr?culture.gouv.fr> Oct 29, 2007
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Andy Drummond wrote: > > CChris wrote: > > > > <big snip/> > > > > > CChris, I *had* modified w32Resources.ew as you said. The actual code is: > > > > > > }}} <eucode> > > > global function getDefaultPrinter() > > > printerDC = w32Func(xCreateDC,{wsp,pname,0,0}) > > > setPrinterPointers(1) > > > return printerDC > > > end function > > > </eucode> {{{ > > > > > > That was copied direct from C:\Euphoria\Win32Lib\include\w32Resources.ew > > > I did say that I had put it into Win32Lib - about line 1212 in > > > w32Resources. > > > So .... I carry on wondering what is going on! Or what I have done!! > > > > > > AndyD > > > > Ok, then I'll have to look at this more thoroughly. Tere's a long weekend > > ahead > > for Nov. 1st, so I'll probably find some time to set that right. > > Does the keyboard handler faultlessly work now? > > > > CChris > > CChris, I hardly dare say this - I was about to say the keyboard handler > seems fine now, but I just bound the IDE into an executable, and though it > seemed OK at first, I did manage to get the shift key effectively latched > down as far as the arrow keys are concerned. I also managed to get out of > that state, and I can't manage to do it again having been pretty unkind to > the system; randomly hitting the shift and the arrow keys and with the odd > enter key or delete key - I manage to wreck to text but the shift is still OK. > > I think you had better call it OK until such time as I can really find a bug > and not just a one-off oddity. Good work. > > AndyD Could you email me the bound IDE and the .prj file you were working on? I assume you carefully checked that the bound executable included the right lib version. Send this to cchris005 hat fastmail doubt fm ; I'll see whether I can reproduce the oddity or not. Since I have to consider including (part of) GrPrint.ew, and understand the issue Bernie reported about getFontDialog(), the official next release isn't for this weekend, so I can call it OK with a glimpse of a hideously elusive bug that might still be lurking in the darkest alleys of the keyboard. CChris