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ArrayCtrl.AsQtf bug? [message #40684]

Sun, 01 September 2013 22:57

forlano
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Registered: March 2006
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Hello,

today I experienced a very strange problem in my application.
This is how it looks a qtf file on a windows 7 machine with resolution (around) 1300x768:
index.php?t=getfile&id=4312&private=0

and this is how it should look (got on a XP machine) 1024x768 resolution
index.php?t=getfile&id=4313&private=0

Both images are produced by the same executables with the same data.
What make the difference is the following string that defines the table in the qtf file:
in the first picture it is
{{74:425:75:424:75:150:0:100:0@L
in the second one (that correct) it is
{{38:220:38:220:38:78:0:52:0@L

Both qtf table are generated automatically by
arrp.AsQtf();
method that I use to get for free a qtf table from a populated ArrayCtrl (just I add a header and footer to it).

From what I can see it seems the method AsQtf() is resolution dependent. Is it true?
If yes the proportion are not correct, at least at that I have used. My Upp version is the old 4603.
Only now I (believe to) have understood where the issue is. Tomorrow I'll try to modify the resolution on the windows 7 machine to test my hypothesis and let you know.

Thanks,
Luigi

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		ArrayCtrl.AsQtf bug? By: forlano on Sun, 01 September 2013 22:57
		Re: ArrayCtrl.AsQtf bug? By: mirek on Mon, 02 September 2013 14:16
		Re: ArrayCtrl.AsQtf bug? By: forlano on Mon, 02 September 2013 16:41

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