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Re: How to Print a file inside LineEdit [message #3245 is a reply to message #3244]

Tue, 16 May 2006 01:35

mirek
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forlano wrote on Mon, 15 May 2006 17:13

luzr wrote on Mon, 15 May 2006 22:00

You can "avoid" qtf by calling DeQtf for texts you pass... That will add escape characters that will "quote" original text in Qtf.

void  VegaTab4::PrintCB()
{ 	Report r;
//	r.Header("[A2> Page $$P");
	r << "Round 1";
    r << DeQtf("===================================================================");
    r << DeQtf("  1 =   4 Karpov, Igor         -   2 Karpov, Vadim         = 1 - 0");
    r << DeQtf("-------------------------------------------------------------------");
    Print( r, 1, "Preview");
//	Perform(r); //same format error
}

Mirek

I tried and it works. Unfortunatly there is again one more problem Smile

: by default it is set the proportional font. Instead i would like to print with courier font to preserve the vertical alignment present in the file. Using UWord I got the format command to print with courier, say 11. So I've tried to embed one

Quote:

What about reading QTF reference instead? Smile

http://upp.sourceforge.net/srcdoc$RichText$QTF$en-us.html

text line in a formatted command line with courier font like this:

void  VegaTab4::PrintCB()
{ 	Report r;
    r << "[ $$0,0#00000000000000000000000000000000:Default]"
         "[{_}%EN-US" 
         "[s0;C+92 Round 1 ]";  //it's OK
 
    r << "[s0;C+92 " << DeQtf("Round 1") << " ]";  // doesn't work
    r << "[s0;C+92 " << DeQtf("=====================================================") <<" ]" ;
   Print( r, 1, "Preview");
}

This produce problem (see attached picture) because do not recognise the final " ]" and this seems strange to me.

I've even tried

    r.SetFont(Courier(12));

with no success. So, is there a way to set by default the Courier font?

Luigi
index.php?t=getfile&id=137&private=0

There is one tricky thing about Report::operator<< - it takes each call as separate qtf text. So

r << "[s0;C+92 " << DeQtf("Round 1") << " ]";

makes for 3 separate texts.

To fix it, simply add texts together:

r << "[s0;C+92 " + DeQtf("Round 1") + " ]";

(Note that adding here is possible becase DeQtf returns String).

Mirek

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