Given the following code it will give a graphics that is different
from the window1.graphics, However if the Grafport or CGContext is
obtained:
dim ps as new PrinterSetup
if ps.PageSetupDialog then
dim g as graphics = OpenPrinterDialog
if g.handle(5) = self.Graphics.handle(5) then
MsgBox "the same graphics handle?"
else
MsgBox "not the same graphics handle"
end if
//or
if g.handle(2) = self.Graphics.handle(2) then
MsgBox "the same graphics handle?"
else
MsgBox "not the same graphics handle"
end if
end if
then it appears that the graphics object handle from the
OpenPrinterDialog is identical to the handle obtained from the window
graphics object. Printing then result in the window.
This is unfortunate because a plugin cannot take advantage of using
the printer graphics grafport or context to print. Haven't tried it
on windows..
This is a bug, right?
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