Szakáts Viktor wrote:
Thanks Alex. This looks like a pure .c in .prg disguise
(which, I don't really the point of but anyways :).
Only laziness. I have improved my make files a bit, and would not do
it now.
I'll do some merging later. I may have questions, too.
I hope I can help.
IIRC th
Thanks Alex. This looks like a pure .c in .prg disguise
(which, I don't really the point of but anyways :).
I'll do some merging later. I may have questions, too.
Brgds,
Viktor
On 2008.06.09., at 13:19, Alex Strickland wrote:
Szakáts Viktor wrote:
Nice to read about your experiences, I'd ap
Viktor,
Have in mind also that Frax (Fastreport) have also a cross platform report
designer. I don't know if it's possible to port frax to linux also.
Brgds,
Mike Evans
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Szakáts Viktor wrote:
Nice to read about your experiences, I'd appreciate to
see your code.
Seems like the CSTRUCT stuff can easily be detached,
this is good.
I currently have a ported version from xhb repo, plus
a modified version distributed along pscript32 (with
some enhanced 'double' suppo
Hi Alex,
Nice to read about your experiences, I'd appreciate to
see your code.
Seems like the CSTRUCT stuff can easily be detached,
this is good.
I currently have a ported version from xhb repo, plus
a modified version distributed along pscript32 (with
some enhanced 'double' support I guess), a
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>
Hi Mike,
> Pscript it's a nice lib if you use it also under dos. I think that
> at least
Under DOS it needs a permanently running Windows tool.
So it's off my scope unfortunately.
For me so far the port
Hi Mike,
Pscript it’s a nice lib if you use it also under dos. I think that
at least
Under DOS it needs a permanently running Windows tool.
So it's off my scope unfortunately.
For me so far the portable printing issue goes
down to using a .pdf lib (hbhpdf, maybe hbvpdf),
and using some .pd
Szakáts Viktor wrote:
I'll check what it takes (like dependencies)
to port dllcall.c to Harbour.
I would appreciate this. I use it and have simply copied it across
from xHarbour.
I made some changes to support strings with embedded nulls and
committed it to xHarbour CVS. However, Peter Ree
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Sorry I've left this out:
pscript32 lib uses dllcall.c to interface
ndows
preview,
no need pscript.ini pscript.exe etc).
Brgds,
Mike Evans
PS. If you come in Athens just sent me an email.
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u come in Athens just sent me an email.
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Oggetto: R: [Harbour] gtwvt font best setup
IMO your experience will be a big improvement for all harbour community
Can you post part of code or better a standalone demo application?
It can be a good demo for all xharbour user for understand the power of
GT architecture
Please give me any additional
On Sat, Jun 7, 2008 at 2:22 PM, Lorenzo Fiorini
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> How much menu, get and tbrowse code is different?
Oops sorry you've already answered.
Sorry I missed some messages.
best regards,
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> This are some screenshots but they are big from 1 to 3.5 MB.
>
> http://prosvasis.vivodinet.gr/download/temp/dos.bmp
> http://prosvasis.vivodinet.gr/download/temp/resized.bmp
> http://prosvasis.vivodinet.gr/download/t
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Massimo,
Nothing big. They just loop inside each control on a window and they
change
the font according to the new window dimensions. After
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Very interesting!
I suggest post screenshot as jpg 65%
What kink of work have don'
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Can you post a little demo/screenshoot about your adaption
will be intere
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Hi Mike,
Can you post a little demo/screenshoot about your adaption
will be interesting for me and for most user
Hi Lorenzo,
With the approach I used I don't need to change anything in my code to
change another of my applications from DOS CUI to windows GUI
I've only changed my lib (that is shared between all of my dos applications)
when I use wopen to use wvw_nopenwindow the same for wclose
Function My_wclos
Hi Mike,
Can you post a little demo/screenshoot about your adaption
will be interesting for me and for most user
what have for your application gtwvw that gtwvt/gtwvg+ct3 not have?
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>All the work is done inside GTWVW. I changed nothing in my application.
I
>was using CT
Hi Viktor,
>Theoretically yes. It's difficult to tell, since I
>don't have xhb (and parts) running here, but the RDD
>model is exactly the same in both projects.
I'll try to use it and I'll tell my findings (But as I know they change some
low level API of RDD in xHarbour). But I don't know if I
Hi Lorenzo,
I'm personally only interested in no app UI rewrite and
maximum portability, so I'm sticking with the CUI look.
Me too.
My apps have to run "exactly" in the same way under *nix, Win and OS X
( even using same number of rows and cols ), so for me
gtwvt=gtxwc=gttrm.
CUI ( sadly n
Hi Mike,
Well, me too. (but the current xhb one works with Harbour AFAIK).
That's mean that I can use Harbour with RMDBFCDX?
Theoretically yes. It's difficult to tell, since I
don't have xhb (and parts) running here, but the RDD
model is exactly the same in both projects.
user smoothly _
On Sat, Jun 7, 2008 at 10:00 AM, Szakáts Viktor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm personally only interested in no app UI rewrite and
> maximum portability, so I'm sticking with the CUI look.
Me too.
My apps have to run "exactly" in the same way under *nix, Win and OS X
( even using same number o
Hi Viktor,
>Well, me too. (but the current xhb one works with Harbour AFAIK).
That's mean that I can use Harbour with RMDBFCDX?
>Changing screen dimensions is good to have in real time,
>but since it needs work done by the application, this is
>something to allow only if the application specifi
Hi Mike,
On 2008.06.06., at 19:21, Mike Evans (Gmail) wrote:
Hi Viktor,
I've already done something like that but with a changed version of
GTWVW
and under xHarbour (I hope that someday Przemek will add RMDBFCDX
under
Harbour also). I've changed GTWVW so when a resize its occurs it
resize
Me too, in an INIT PROC. There were two small
problems in GTWVT, which I've already fixed:
1) The cursor shape was not reinitialized after
changing font/size, until the first cursor
shape change.
2) SC_NORMAL cursor shape didn't take into account
font size, it was constant 4.
I'll commit
oject Main Developer List.'
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Hi Viktor,
I've already done something like that but with a changed version of
GTWVW
and under xHarbour (I hope that someday Przemek will add RMDBFCDX under
Harbour also). I've changed GTWVW so when a resize its oc
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> The "problem" is that GTInfo(GTI_FONTNAME) returns the string I set
> not the actual font, so I'm not sure I'm actually using Terminal but
>
Interesting can you post same sample?
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cess from here to my
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On Fri, Jun 6, 2
On Fri, Jun 6, 2008 at 7:30 PM, Lorenzo Fiorini
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> The "problem" is that GTInfo(GTI_FONTNAME) returns the string I set
> not the actual font, so I'm not sure I'm actually using Terminal but
> it looks good and allows more rows/cols than Courier so it's sth
> different.
S
On Fri, Jun 6, 2008 at 7:35 PM, Mike Evans (Gmail) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Also I've made some changes so the close button of each window acts like
> ESC, right click like ESC also, Roller as pgup pgdn , CTRL-CLICK like TAB
> and DBLclick like enter. Also I'm using an excellent lib (appface)
On Fri, Jun 6, 2008 at 7:30 PM, Szakáts Viktor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've noticed that the blinking cursor is not
> resized properly in these cases.
I set the font at the app start. At the moment I get the correct cursor.
best regards,
Lorenzo
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Also I've made some changes so the close button of each window acts like
ESC, right click like ESC also, Roller as pgup pgdn , CTRL-CLICK like TAB
and DBLclick like enter. Also I'm using an excellent lib (appface) to skin
my application. Until now the results from my customers are excellent. Even
t
On Fri, Jun 6, 2008 at 7:26 PM, Mike Evans (Gmail) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've made something automatically with the following code
>
> Local nScreenWidth := Wvw_GetScreenWidth()
> ...
> Wvw_SetFont( , hIniData["Fonts"]["Fontname"], nFHeight, nFWidth, 0 )
> wvw_pbSetFont( , hIniDa
Works great! :)
I've noticed that the blinking cursor is not
resized properly in these cases.
Brgds,
Viktor
On 2008.06.06., at 19:15, Lorenzo Fiorini wrote:
On Fri, Jun 6, 2008 at 6:52 PM, Szakáts Viktor [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
How did you manage to switch to "Courier"
in the first place?
On Fri, Jun 6, 2008 at 7:15 PM, Lorenzo Fiorini
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've found that these lines can be a good start:
>
>GTInfo(GTI_FONTNAME, cName)
>GTInfo(GTI_FONTSIZE, nSize)
>GTInfo(GTI_FONTWIDTH, int(nSize/2))
>
> with these using Courier and Lucida
Hi Lorenzo,
I've made something automatically with the following code
Local nScreenWidth := Wvw_GetScreenWidth()
Local nScreenHeight:= Wvw_GetScreenHeight()
Local nFHeight, nFWidth
Wvw_SetCodePage( ,Val( hIniData["Fonts"]["Codepage"] ) ) //255
If !Empty( hIniData["Fonts"]["Fontfile"] )
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> I'd like some functionality which lets the users reshape
> the window, font size, font type. I reckon this will be
> a recurring problem once the app gets to the field.
&g
On Fri, Jun 6, 2008 at 6:52 PM, Szakáts Viktor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> How did you manage to switch to "Courier"
> in the first place? Or did it work only
> after these core modifications?
I've found that these lines can be a good start:
GTInfo(GTI_FONTNAME, cName)
G
On Fri, Jun 6, 2008 at 4:58 PM, Szakáts Viktor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Yes, me too.
I've found that keeping the ratio 1/2 of height ( size ) and width is
very important.
Setting both size and width I got working Lucida Console and Courier
in an "expected" way.
Still Consolas doesn't work.
How did you manage to switch to "Courier"
in the first place? Or did it work only
after these core modifications?
Brgds,
Viktor
On 2008.06.06., at 18:42, Lorenzo Fiorini wrote:
On Fri, Jun 6, 2008 at 4:58 PM, Szakáts Viktor [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Yes, me too.
I've found that changing in
uot;,20,8)
// WVt_SetFont("Lucida Console",20,-8)
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On Fri, Jun 6, 2008 at 4:58 PM, Szakáts Viktor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Yes, me too.
I've found that changing in source/rtl/gtwvt.h:
from
# define WVT_DEFAULT_FONT_HEIGHT 20
# define WVT_DEFAULT_FONT_WIDTH10
to
# define WVT_DEFAULT_FONT_HEIGHT 16
# define WVT_DEFAULT_FONT_WIDTH
I'd like some functionality which lets the users reshape
the window, font size, font type. I reckon this will be
a recurring problem once the app gets to the field.
I could do that inside the app, but that would be far
from intuitive in a CUI application
(think of 'guess -> set -> try -> do it aga
Lorenzo
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On Fri, Jun 6, 2008 at 5:28 PM, Pritpal Bedi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> This all has been implemented in GTWVG long back. In a day or two I
will
>
On Fri, Jun 6, 2008 at 5:28 PM, Pritpal Bedi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This all has been implemented in GTWVG long back. In a day or two I will
> show the code. And infact I would like to encapsilate those methods in core
> GTWVT.
Good.
I've never used gtwvg is there a way to have a better fo
Lorenzo and Viktor
<<<
> But what I'm trying to find is a "pattern" ti understand how to set a
> font with gtwvt ( or how to know why a font can't be used ).
Yes, me too.
And if I can have my wishes too:
I'd like some functionality which lets the users reshape
the window, font size, font t
[ The ultimate problem with Consolas though, is that
you cannot distribute it with your application. ]
AFAIK Consolas is included in PowerPoint Viewer 2007 which is free for
"genuine" Windows users.
That's true, but you cannot distribute it's fonts with
your own app, regardless. What you can d
On Fri, Jun 6, 2008 at 3:50 PM, Szakáts Viktor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If I try this with "Courier New", "Courier", all
> the same. "Terminal", "Symbol" works though.
I too can't find a "clean" way to set font.
> [ The ultimate problem with Consolas though, is that
> you cannot distribute i
Hi Lorenzo,
With gtxwc and the fixed font I can get 48 rows and 140 cols using
size 13.
With gtwvt the only font that I've found usable at more than 25x80 is
Terminal, but it looks really "Dos".
M$ has a new fixed font "Consolas" that it comes with POwerPoint
Viewer 2007 but I can't find the
I'm trying to find out the best font configurations but I can't find
out the relation between font name, size, height, width.
With gtxwc and the fixed font I can get 48 rows and 140 cols using size 13.
With gtwvt the only font that I've found usable at more than 25x80 is
Terminal, but it looks re
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