Hi,
Not in basic? That's a pity.
Not that I'm aware of. I don't know Easyptr, so I might be proven wrong,
but at least in QPTR, the drawing routines don't provide for a mechanism
to come back to basic to draw (parts of) the window.
Unfortunately, s*basic doesn't provide for a way to call a
tobias.froesc...@t-online.de schreef op 17/12/2013 18:15:
Francois,
the only objects in a window definition actually accepting a CSIZE parameter are
Information Objects (And this is not an EasyPtr restriction, but rather one of the Window
Manager). Maybe because they are intended as titles and
Francois,
on second (or third...) thought (and a close reading of the EasyPtr Manual),
you might (maybe) be able to directly draw into an application menu item by
MWINDOW #x, * 65536 +
where is the number of the application menu item number from top left
(row-wise, starting at 1) to bottom
Wolfgang Lenerz schreef op 17/12/2013 22:12:
Hi,
(And this is not an EasyPtr restriction, but rather one of the Window
Manager).
Technically it's a limitation of the standard menu drawing routine
wm.mdraw (vector $20). You could, conceivably, write your own menu
drawing routine in assembler
Good point! Well made!
Wish I'd thought of that!
Cheers,
Norm.
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From: "Wolfgang Lenerz"
To:
Subject: [Ql-Users] Csize in Easyptr/Easymenu
Date: Tue, Dec 17, 2013 21:12
Hi,
Wouldn't it be better to do the link only each time the wdw is moved or resize
Hi,
(And this is not an EasyPtr restriction, but rather one of the Window
Manager).
Technically it's a limitation of the standard menu drawing routine
wm.mdraw (vector $20). You could, conceivably, write your own menu
drawing routine in assembler (but not in basic) to draw text of any
csize
Francois,
the only objects in a window definition actually accepting a CSIZE parameter
are Information Objects (And this is not an EasyPtr restriction, but rather one
of the Window Manager). Maybe because they are intended as titles and "other
decoration".
Unfortunately, Information Objects won
Norman Dunbar schreef op 16/12/2013 21:22:
Evening François,
On 16/12/13 14:39, François Van Emelen wrote:
A question about the use of 'CSIZE' in Easyptr/Easymenu.
Can CSIZE be used to have larger characters in an 'application window'
created with 'no menu'?
Example:
Short answer: yes.
Long
