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I think so, but I need a loop moving through all selected lines from the last to the first. I admit, my question was not exact enough
Thank's, Gerhard
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not usin mfc - don't bug me about it, please.
what i'm doing so far is just popping a dialog with a pageno edit control and a custom control to draw the print preview in (and an ok/cancel toolbar).
Anybody done this before?
When the dialog comes up, I'm sizing the custom control to the full width and height of the printer's canvas (HDC, whatever).
I get the custom control's HDC and start drawing, but nothin shows up 
I figure i'll add scrolling later, but i need to see full resolution, not stretchBlt'd...
Just curious if anybody else has been on this path and can think of anything obvious to check.
I guess my next steps will be to try just drawing a simple string on the thing.
Or sizing it to something that'll easily fit on the dialog and go from there.
Thanks in advance for any help 
...Steve
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Steve Hazel wrote: Anybody done this before?
Been there done that got the code to prove it 
Building a print preview dialog is not the easiest thing in the world to do. You have to take into account the size differences between a printers DC and a screen DC. Make good use of GetDeviceCaps() for any fonts and pens you might create. Just remember something 10x10 pixels may be visible on the screen, but to a printer it's about the size of a fullstop.
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WalderMort wrote: Just remember something 10x10 pixels may be visible on the screen, but to a printer it's about the size of a fullstop
Heh No kidding - on my photo printer at 2880dpi it's pretty small
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lol, the last printer I had was a dot-matrix 
I could really use one too at the moment. I'm going to have to pay attention to whatever we are using at work, I heard the cost of ink can be quite high these days :->
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ok, but not showing up at ALL?
I'm using the printer canvas' width and height to size my custom control's window.
Should make for a huge window that you can only see the top left of.
But there's nothin.
The drawing code is being called, but nothin.
i haven't gotten round to what i said i was gonna, though.
that's what i'm tryin' next.
...Steve
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ok, writing some text at 0,0 (the ole "hello?" string) works fine.
I guess a blank part of the page is displaying.
Now my next question...
What the easiest way to do scroll bars?
I'll have to see if any of the controls do scroll bars themselves...
Otherwise i give the dialog scrollbars and figure out how to set em up and respond to em...
...Steve
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Hi,
I am new to MFC programming and I have a problem:
I use a button and want to set its caption in unicode format (i.e. use my own language which is Farsi) but when I compile it, instead of every letter it shows a '?' sign can anyone help?
OMID KAMANGAR
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omid kamangar wrote: I use a button and want to set its caption in unicode format (i.e. use my own language which is Farsi) but when I compile it, instead of every letter it shows a '?' sign can anyone help?
OMID KAMANGAR
check Show Unicode String!
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I have a program that analyses bitmap and at the moment i am using getPIxel and setPixel, as you will know if you have used them they are very slow. Does any one know of an alternative that will increase the speed?
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Use a DIB and access the bits directly. This will be especially fast when you need to get a lot of pixels since you won't need to recalculate the pixel's offset and convert to a DWORD each time.
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Im not too sure what you mean by "recalculate the pixel's offset and convert to a DWORD each time" because i dont think im doing that now. This is my code it compares each pixel in the 2 dc's :
<br />
for (int w = 0; w < width; w++)<br />
{<br />
for (int h = 0; h < height; h++)<br />
{<br />
if (GetPixel(hdcOld, w, h) != GetPixel(hdcNew, w, h))<br />
{<br />
SetPixel(dcNew, w, h, RGB(255, 255, 255));<br />
pixelCount++;<br />
}<br />
else<br />
{<br />
SetPixel(dcNew, w, h, RGB(0, 0, 0));<br />
}<br />
}<br />
}<br />
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Maybe you are not doing it yourself, but what do you thing GetPixel() is doing internally? Each time you call it, it must first read the header, get the bits, calculate the size of a pixel, calculate the the size of a row, calculate which row, calculate how far into that row, get the pixel, convert it to a COLORREF then give it back to you. ALL FOR ONE PIXEL! This is for every single call.
If you use a dib, you can do all that calculating yourself and do it only once.
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So how would i do it using dib, im pretty new to c++?
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have a search of the GDI and bitmap articles, there are quite a few DIB wrappers available.
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Ok so i have put my bitmaps in DIB's and placed them in seperate dc's but what function do i use now instaed of getPixel()?
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There is no specific function. If you have downloaded and integrated one of the DIB wrapper classes, derive a new class from it and add a new member.
Lets say you are scanning a web-cam image and you want to get every 10th pixel. In your new function, get the images-bits from the base class which is just one big array of pixels. Calculate the bitmaps paramaters, then in a loop calculate which pixels you want ( y * bitmapwidth_inbytes + x ) and read them from the array.
Just remember, with a DIB, the pixels are not always a 32 value like you get back from GetPixel. They could be:
1 Bits ( 0 == black, 1 == white )
4 Bits ( 1 byte with two indexes into the color table )
8 Bits ( an array of bytes each representing an index into the color table )
16 Bits ( an array of WORD each representing an index into the color table )
24 Bits ( an array of DWORD look on MSDN for RGBQUAD )
32 Bits ( an array of DWORD look on MSDN for RGBQUAD )
64 Bits ( only windows vista supports these I think )
By far, the easiest to deal with are 24 and 32 bit images, all of the others use a color table. If you need the actual COLORREF value, then you must calculate it from whatever value you get from the array.
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Hi !!
I have one main method and now i want to call this main method in another method..
for example...
void NORMAL()
{
}
void MAJOR ()
{
Here i want to call void NORMAL() method
}
In void MAJOR () method, I want to call void NORMAL ()..
how can i call it ??
Both are in same .cpp file..n i have no class.
Thanking you..
Shah
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what about :
void MAJOR()
{
NORMAL();
}
This is rrrreeeaaallllyyyy basic stuff, or I did not understood the question.
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oppsss..Really really sorry.. i have Problem in my code..
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and what might be the problem ?
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void MAJOR ()
{
NORMAL();
}
Come on, this is really beginner stuff! Aren't you calling your MAJOR() function from somewhere else? Where's it getting called from?
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oppsss..Really sorry..Problem in my code..
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Is this a specifc question or simple question? 
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Heee heee..This is not Specific nor Simple.. but its stupid question..Actually i tried same code but it was not working.. problem was in my code but in method.
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