Hola amigos. Leandro Como resolviste el problemas donde unos pdf se generan bien y otros se genera en blanco con un peso de 2kb. Cuando las genero de uno en uno me lo genera bien, pero cuando mando generar, diez facturas, me genera algunas en blanco. Son aproximandamente que tengo que generar unas 1...
... true until it is set back to false, or do you need to set it everytime. Why does it not get set back to false when you initiate the "Print oPrn..." command? Byron ... lUseHaruPDF is a CLASSDATA that is similar to a STATIC variable. You can access it through the class itself, while ...
... true until it is set back to false, or do you need to set it everytime. Why does it not get set back to false when you initiate the "Print oPrn..." command? Byron ...
I have been testing with the following code: Function TestHaru() Local oPrn := nil Local oFont := nil Local cFile := Mcs_AppPath() + "TestPdf" + nAllTrim( Seconds()) + ".Pdf" Print oPrn File cFile Define Font oFont Name "Arial" ...
I have tried a couple of ways, one: Print oPrn Name cReport File cFile to cPrinter oPrn:lUseHaruPDF := .t. Creates a perfectly great PDF, but during the process it pops up the preview screen and immediately takes it down. Can I eliminate the popup ...
TRy this if you make aOffset = PrnOffset( oPrn ) xbrowser aOffset and then ? oPrn:nYoffset,oPrn:nXoffset give you different values here aOffset = PrnOffset( oPrn ) give me 0,0 oPrn:nYoffset,oPrn:nXoffset give me 94,94 on class Tprinter the offset ...
... nBottom, nRight, oPen ) INLINE ; Rectangle( ::hDCOut, nRow, nCol, nBottom, nRight,; If( oPen != nil, oPen:hPen, 0 ) ) it's not the problem of oPrn:Box, but I think you have an old version of Tprinter ( printer.prg) , so now the Box method of Tprinter is METHOD Box( nTop, nLeft, nBottom, ...
... is different https://i.postimg.cc/7YLMgQNy/bb.png this is the test #include "fivewin.ch"Function test()local oPrnlocal cDescRep := "Trying xoffset and yOffset"local aPrn := GetPrinters()//-------------------------------------------------------//local ...
... directly in the code. Pix2Inch - Uses nXoffset and nYoffset in the comment, but not directly in the code. // Set the X and Y offsets for printing oPrn:nXoffset := 10; // Set X offset to 10 units oPrn:nYoffset := 20; // Set Y offset to 20 units // Now, when you print something, it will start from ...
... directly in the code. Pix2Inch - Uses nXoffset and nYoffset in the comment, but not directly in the code. // Set the X and Y offsets for printing oPrn:nXoffset := 10; // Set X offset to 10 units oPrn:nYoffset := 20; // Set Y offset to 20 units // Now, when you print something, it will start from ...