> WinDrawChars *will* draw outside the bounds of the rectangle passed to a
> list-drawing routine. You need to check the width of the text *before*
> calling WinDrawChars. Figure out how many chars you can safely draw, and
> draw only that many.
two solutions:
a) use WinSetClip() to set the bounds of the area which the display
can affect and then use WinDrawChars()
b) use FntCharsWidth() to determine how many characters you can
display and then use WinDrawChars() to display the returned number
of characters :)
cheers.
az.
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