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... sentence ) Tokenizer("The sun rises in the east.") Tokenizer("Cats are furry animals.") Tokenizer("Water freezes at zero degrees Celsius.") Tokenizer("Mars is known as the red planet.") Tokenizer("The moon orbits the Earth.") Tokenizer("Bananas ...

... days_since_start_of_year);        sprintf( output + strlen( output ), "%s\t\t%.2f degrees\n", planets[i].name, position );    }    // Return the output string    hb_retc( output ...

... ) Using OpenCV we can rotate the "bitmap_to_find.bmp" and find it in any position (90,180,270 degrees), something that GDP_IMAGEINTOIMAGE() does not support yet, though GDI+ can also rotate an image. So we can expect that we are going to have ...

... in the shadow AND in the border line of the window. It will be very hard to recreate that! Of course, we could live without that, but the varying degrees of color blending along the border (depending upon the background) will still be quite a challenge to recreate. However, for now, it would just ...

Miracles ! I did exactly as you have, but still get a jpg rotated by 90 degrees. It may be the case in version freeimage.dll ? I have freeimage.dll it has a size of 2,084,864

oPrint:roundbox(…) is not compatible to older FWH. The rectangle are turned 90 degrees and the pen is bigger!

Dear Uwe: I use google translate. Thanks for answering. Yes, I already did all that and it works when the rotation is 90, 180, 270 or 360 degrees and when it is not done constantly. What I meant is that if with these functions you can constantly rotate an image (a wheel), correctly. With these ...

Is it possible to print under a corner of 90 degrees (vertically in place of horizontally)

... I have a folderex with several folders. Each folder has 1 xbrowse into it. On top I also have a btnbar with a exel btn. It is at this moment 39 degrees in Belgium (Not a normal temp) and I'm missing the clue )))) What I try to do. From every tab, when I click on the exel btn, the exel file should ...

Ok. Let us attempt to describe. nRotate: Degrees. Positive values for anti-clockwise and negative values for clockwise rotation. (Same in XImage also). nZoom: 1.0 is same size. Less than 1.0 is reduction (unZoom). 0.75 means 75% of the size. ...

... the numbers of the wheel are mixed You can define a array with the numbers LOCAL aValue[37] starts from 36 to 6 ( top first step ) each step = 10 degrees aValue[1] := 6 // first step aValue[2] := 27 aValue[3] := 13 aValue[4] := 36 aValue[5] := 11 aValue[6] := 30 aValue[7] := 8 aValue[8] := 23 ...

... the numbers of the wheel are mixed You can define a array with the numbers LOCAL aValue[37] starts from 36 to 6 ( top first step ) each step = 10 degrees aValue[1] := 6 // first step aValue[2] := 27 aValue[3] := 13 aValue[4] := 36 aValue[5] := 11 aValue[6] := 30 aValue[7] := 8 aValue[8] := 23 ...

nageswaragunupudi wrote:oImage:nRotate --> Degrees

nDegrees := oImage:nRotate % 360

Ready, now associate the numbers to the degrees ... greetings..thanks...

oImage:nRotate --> Degrees

nDegrees := oImage:nRotate % 360

Nages, May I suggest just using the degrees themselves (90,180,270) for the rotation rather than a code (1,2,3)? This would be easier to remember. James This is what is in my mind too. Nages, Actually, would it be possible to rotate in degree ...