On 18 July 2008, Robert May wrote:
>
>2008/7/18 Roode, Eric <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>> On 17 July 2008, Sean Healy wrote:
>>> ($x, $y) = $Label->GetTextExtentPoint32($string);
>>
>> Upon further experimentation, there is something not quite right with

>> that.  The width it returns is too wide.  There seems to be some sort

>> of per-character skew -- short strings are very accurate; longer 
>> strings get progressively worse.
>
>The Win32::GUI GetTextExtentPoint32(...) implementation uses the
>default system font sizing if you don't tell it what font to use.  I
>think this is not as expected (or intended).
>
>Try this instead as a work around:
>my ($x, $y) = $Label->GetTextExtentPoint32( $string, $Label->GetFont()
);

Thanks, Rob!  That worked perfectly.  At least in the fonts I tried.

>It would be much appreciated if you could raise a bug report for
>this, as if called as a method against a window without a font
>specified then I think the implementation should use the window's
>current font.

Sure, I can do that. No prob.

--
Eric

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