... many examples of using the printer class to handle this. I would love to see the examples. Right now it prints the text with all the formatting symbols ( and displays it that way in Preview ). So my question is: What is the format to use with tPrinter class code to accomplish what I am showing ...
... representation of the operations to be performed for the execution of an algorithm. Each single step is displayed by a series of standard symbols. for example you used a symbol for internal memory which is not really about internal memory :D but I will not correct it, you are the expert !!!
I have some changes in the classes and functions of the 2 prgs. Fix the issue by removing xBrowse.obj and ImgTxtIo.obj from the FIVEH32.LIB library. Now it's OK
Don't include these OBJs: imgtxtio_2019_06.obj xbrowse_2018_03.obj Because they have duplicated symbols with FWH And these flags are not for MSVC so please remove them LINK : warning LNK4044: opç♠o n♠o reconhecida '/m'; ignorada LINK : warning LNK4044: opç♠o n♠o reconhecida ...
... // generated by hbmk2 hbx files are generated by hbmk2 when you build your lib using hbmk2: -hbx=yourlib.hbx This asures that all the symbols in each library will be linked and fully available from mod_harbour. Please review any hbx file like "../../harbour/contrib/hbtip/hbtip.hbx" ...
... ...] Options: -a Add '_' alias for MS flavor cdecl functions -aa Force the alias even if the function already starts with '_' -c Case sensitive symbols -f Force imports by name (with hints) -s Don't convert stdcall names from Microsoft mangling -w No Warnings Respfile may contain a list of source ...
I'm confused. You seem to want the picture to be "C" instead of "N" ? Then can't you just define the picture "@X"? X allows letters (upper and lower case), symbols, and numbers.