I am trying to print pixels in certain positions If on the screen the position is x = 4.2 and y = 21.40 multiplied by an n = 10.8 in the printout I cannot center the exact position in the image you see I put the image below just to help me but ...
... that calls his data from 2 dbf files. Great working for my way of doing ))) This is the code now for callling Xbrowse. One row and all setting, positions, layouts, colors are dbf based. // Marc, write the code here on the spot. // FOLDER 2 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ...
... actual print line. I've seen this example before. However, where is REPrintBox5( ). I can't find the source, or call, anywhere in FWH. Also, the positions are calculated in the .prg for each row, using nRsp and nCsp ( row, column ). I assume I can substitute in those values for the RTF values. ...
... ENDCASEreturn alltrim(cPosition+cAlign) and now I have cAlign:= String_Align (1,3) but I tried also with other positions and I have this result https://i.postimg.cc/nLxRX6HS/error.png I wish centered the text on the box in my opinion it is not ...
... layout. so calling the function more than once until all recources are in place. I know that some already use a basic text editor to finetune the positions etc..., I would be a full FW fucntion with no need for extra's like C++, People that need more could still use pelles, and change what ever ...
Marc, Then we change all the positions like we want and in the dbf there need to be a field in order to know the sort order. That way we have a sorting/positioning module for ranking the products. showing the ranking on the right upper ...
... mine. Having a dbf with many fields, and 1 jpg field. Your solution should be change (setup) with lets say 4 pics on a row. Then we change all the positions like we want and in the dbf there need to be a field in order to know the sort order. That way we have a sorting/positioning module for ranking ...
... and source for sample.prg There are 2 functions included One function is connected to a object and the second function is used for free positions To view the result of changed values You cam move to folderpage 1 or 2 http://www.service-fivewin.de/IMAGES/Bord6.jpg regards ...
... to calculate the needed color for each selected cell. the return-values from a selection are RGB, decimal and HEX The image shows the start-positions of the border colorchange (calculated ) after a cellselection. http://www.service-fivewin.de/IMAGES/Cpicker3.jpg regards Uwe :D
aSelected contains record numbers. aSelected and Tree do not go together. The record positions in a Tree are volatile (not fixed) and keep changing when tree nodes are opened and closed. aSelected works for datasource where the RecNo is fixed for each record. This ...
... be to much work adding these needed two lines to a xBrowse :?: Otherwise I can create the column-solution for vertical lines related to the col-positions calling BrwHeader(,, and BrwFooter(... :bPaintHeader := { | brw, hDC, aCols, nLast, hWhitePen, hGrayPen, hColPen | BrwHeader ; ( brw, hDC, ...
... be to much work adding these needed two lines to a xBrowse :?: Otherwise I can create the column-solution for vertical lines related to the col-positions calling BrwHeader(,, and BrwFooter(... :bPaintHeader := { | brw, hDC, aCols, nLast, hWhitePen, hGrayPen, hColPen | BrwHeader ; ( brw, hDC, ...
... program, save it and call it from FWH. Then I only need to print the data from the working program into it. Since this is very often simple cmsay positions, you can put the positions and variables call into a xbrowse for maintenance and/or repositioning. Works very well for me.