Well, thanks to Aaron!
"Aaron Ardiri" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:9663@palm-dev-forum...
> WinDrawChars does not get a rectangle, it gets an X and Y coordinate that
> tells it where to start drawing:
>
> void WinDrawChars( const Char *chars, Int16 len, Coord x, Coord y )
still I don't understand, why did I get the "strange effect" not every time
the string was wider than the list, but occasionally...
But now it doesn't matter
> // lets set the clipping region
> WinSetClip(&rect);
>
> // draw the string
> WinDrawChars(myString, count, rect.topLeft.x, rect.topLeft.y);
>
> // lets reset the clipping region
> WinResetClip();
That was my problem!
I tried to use WinSetClip(&rect) but with strange results.
Now I see, that I was to use WinResetClip() also.
It's OK now!
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