Hallo Leute,

ich habe hier ein kleines Problem beim ausrichten meines Textes beim
Drucken.
ich benutze die Funktion:

pDC->TextOut(310,690,"Hier soll der text hin ");

das Problem ist das wenn ich einen Anderen Drucker habe der Tex auch an
einer anderen Stelle ist. So ich kann mir ja mit:

int a = rcClient.Height();
int b = rcClient.Width();

int c = pDC->GetDeviceCaps(PHYSICALWIDTH);
int d = pDC->GetDeviceCaps(PHYSICALHEIGHT);

disen beiden Methoden den Druckbereich holen auf dem ich drucken kann.
Nur wie teile ich diesen Druck bereich nun ein damit bei jedem Drucker
die Position des Textes gleich ist ?


Danke Jens

<coolsero@gmx.de> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:1142425164.975402.83740@p10g2000cwp.googlegro ups.com...[color=blue]
> Hallo Leute,
>
> ich habe hier ein kleines Problem beim ausrichten meines Textes beim
> Drucken.
> ich benutze die Funktion:
>
> pDC->TextOut(310,690,"Hier soll der text hin ");
>
> das Problem ist das wenn ich einen Anderen Drucker habe der Tex auch
> an
> einer anderen Stelle ist. So ich kann mir ja mit:
>
> int a = rcClient.Height();
> int b = rcClient.Width();
>
> int c = pDC->GetDeviceCaps(PHYSICALWIDTH);
> int d = pDC->GetDeviceCaps(PHYSICALHEIGHT);
>
> disen beiden Methoden den Druckbereich holen auf dem ich drucken
> kann.
> Nur wie teile ich diesen Druck bereich nun ein damit bei jedem
> Drucker
> die Position des Textes gleich ist ?[/color]

Doh!

coolsero@gmx.de wrote:[color=blue]
> Hallo Leute,
>
> ich habe hier ein kleines Problem [...][/color]

Wrong newsgroup. Try something with 'windows' in its name. And
follow the rules of the newsgroup you post to, especially regarding
the [human] language it's in.

V
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Victor Bazarov wrote:
[color=blue]
> coolsero@gmx.de wrote:[color=green]
>> Hallo Leute,
>>
>> ich habe hier ein kleines Problem [...][/color]
>
> Wrong newsgroup. Try something with 'windows' in its name. And
> follow the rules of the newsgroup you post to, especially regarding
> the [human] language it's in.[/color]

Hmm, just out of curiosity: Where is the rule that says you may only post in
english here?

Rolf Magnus wrote:
[color=blue]
> Hmm, just out of curiosity: Where is the rule that says you may only post
> in english here?[/color]

It's called "common sense".

--
Salu2

Rolf Magnus wrote:[color=blue]
> Victor Bazarov wrote:
>
>[color=green]
>>coolsero@gmx.de wrote:
>>[color=darkred]
>>>Hallo Leute,
>>>
>>>ich habe hier ein kleines Problem [...][/color]
>>
>>Wrong newsgroup. Try something with 'windows' in its name. And
>>follow the rules of the newsgroup you post to, especially regarding
>>the [human] language it's in.[/color]
>
>
> Hmm, just out of curiosity: Where is the rule that says you may only post in
> english here?[/color]

Read my post. And others' posts that say the same thing. That's the
rule I am referring to. If you need an international law that says what
I said, there isn't any.

Curiosity kill[fil]ed the cat, Rolf.

On Wed, 15 Mar 2006 17:28:03 +0100 Rolf Magnus <ramagnus@t-online.de>
waved a wand and this message magically appeared:
[color=blue]
> Hmm, just out of curiosity: Where is the rule that says you may only post in
> english here?[/color]

I would have thought that seeing all these English posts would have
given you a free clue.

--
http://www.munted.org.uk

"Honestly, what can I possibly say to get you into my bed?" - Anon.

In article <4418435b_1@x-privat.org>, Julián Albo <JULIANALBO@terra.es>
writes[color=blue]
>Rolf Magnus wrote:
>[color=green]
>> Hmm, just out of curiosity: Where is the rule that says you may only post
>> in english here?[/color]
>
>It's called "common sense".[/color]

People can post in any language the like. The Internet is universal.
What is common sense is to use a language that the majority might
understand.

I have noticed that very few Americans post in English :-)

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/\/\/ chris@phaedsys.org www.phaedsys.org \/\/\
\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/

In article <dv9f9d$uq5$03$2@news.t-online.com>, Rolf Magnus <ramagnus@t-
online.de> writes[color=blue]
>Victor Bazarov wrote:
>[color=green]
>> coolsero@gmx.de wrote:[color=darkred]
>>> Hallo Leute,
>>>
>>> ich habe hier ein kleines Problem [...][/color]
>>
>> Wrong newsgroup. Try something with 'windows' in its name. And
>> follow the rules of the newsgroup you post to, especially regarding
>> the [human] language it's in.[/color]
>
>Hmm, just out of curiosity: Where is the rule that says you may only post in
>english here?[/color]

Probably written in American in the original charter when the Internet
was only on the continental US. Perhaps it is worth re-visiting?

I would not start a war on languages... there are a LOT more Chinese
speakers/writers out there :-)


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/\/\/ chris@phaedsys.org www.phaedsys.org \/\/\
\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/

Victor Bazarov wrote:
[color=blue]
> Rolf Magnus wrote:[color=green]
>> Victor Bazarov wrote:
>>
>>[color=darkred]
>>>coolsero@gmx.de wrote:
>>>
>>>>Hallo Leute,
>>>>
>>>>ich habe hier ein kleines Problem [...]
>>>
>>>Wrong newsgroup. Try something with 'windows' in its name. And
>>>follow the rules of the newsgroup you post to, especially regarding
>>>the [human] language it's in.[/color]
>>
>>
>> Hmm, just out of curiosity: Where is the rule that says you may only post
>> in english here?[/color]
>
> Read my post. And others' posts that say the same thing. That's the
> rule I am referring to.[/color]

Well, how could someone new to the group know that? If he sees only english
postings, that doesn't automatically mean that english is the only accepted
language. And in clc++, we usually agree that such assumptions are bad
(hmm, x=5; x = x++ * x++; results in x being 42, so that must be how it is
in C++).
[color=blue]
> If you need an international law that says what I said, there isn't any.[/color]

No, but maybe a hint in the FAQ or somesuch would be useful.

Chris Hills wrote:
[color=blue]
> People can post in any language the like. The Internet is universal.
> What is common sense is to use a language that the majority might
> understand.[/color]

Right. And that language in this and many other groups is... ?

--
Salu2

#include <stdio.h>

#define void nix
#define inache default
#define esli if
#define nikogo rand(2)
#define otdixai
#define brich_ab break
#define EARTH 0
#define TO

enum swetofor{rot, gelb, green};

int main(nix)
{
enum swetofor ampel;
while(1.1)
{
switch(ampel)
{
case rot:
esli(nikogo){
ampel = green;
brich_ab;
}
sleep(8);
ampel = gelb;
brich_ab;
case gelb:
ampel = green;
sleep(1);
brich_ab;
case green:
sleep(10);
ampel = rot;
brich_ab;
inache:
otdixai;
}
}
return TO EARTH;
}

#include <stdio.h>

#define void nix
#define inache default
#define esli if
#define nikogo rand(2)
#define otdixai
#define brich_ab break
#define HELL
#define TO 0
#define TRAFFIC HELL
#define LIGHT HELL

enum swetofor{rot, gelb, green};

int main(nix)
{
enum swetofor ampel;
while(1.1)
{
switch(ampel)
{
case rot:
esli(nikogo){
ampel = green;
brich_ab;
}
sleep(8);
ampel = gelb;
brich_ab;
case gelb:
ampel = green;
sleep(1);
brich_ab;
case green:
sleep(10);
ampel = rot;
brich_ab;
inache:
otdixai;
}
}
return TO TRAFFIC LIGHT HELL;
}

Rolf Magnus wrote:[color=blue]
> Victor Bazarov wrote:
>
>[color=green]
>>Rolf Magnus wrote:
>>[color=darkred]
>>>Victor Bazarov wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>coolsero@gmx.de wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>Hallo Leute,
>>>>>
>>>>>ich habe hier ein kleines Problem [...]
>>>>
>>>>Wrong newsgroup. Try something with 'windows' in its name. And
>>>>follow the rules of the newsgroup you post to, especially regarding
>>>>the [human] language it's in.
>>>
>>>
>>>Hmm, just out of curiosity: Where is the rule that says you may only post
>>>in english here?[/color]
>>
>>Read my post. And others' posts that say the same thing. That's the
>>rule I am referring to.[/color]
>
>
> Well, how could someone new to the group know that? If he sees only english
> postings, that doesn't automatically mean that english is the only accepted
> language. [...][/color]

Yes, but it's a safe[r] start [than x = x++ * x++].
[color=blue][color=green]
>>If you need an international law that says what I said, there isn't any.[/color]
>
>
> No, but maybe a hint in the FAQ or somesuch would be useful.[/color]

Then contact the maintainer of the FAQ. I hope you don't need help
with that.

V
--
Please remove capital As from my address when replying by mail

Schüle Daniel wrote:[color=blue]
> #include <stdio.h>
>
> #define void nix
> #define inache default
> #define esli if
> #define nikogo rand(2)
> #define otdixai
> #define brich_ab break
> #define EARTH 0
> #define TO
>
> enum swetofor{rot, gelb, green};
>
> int main(nix)
> {
> enum swetofor ampel;
> while(1.1)
> {
> switch(ampel)
> {
> case rot:
> esli(nikogo){
> ampel = green;
> brich_ab;
> }
> sleep(8);
> ampel = gelb;
> brich_ab;
> case gelb:
> ampel = green;
> sleep(1);
> brich_ab;
> case green:
> sleep(10);
> ampel = rot;
> brich_ab;
> inache:
> otdixai;
> }
> }
> return TO EARTH;
> }[/color]

rand does not take any arguments.
there is no prototype for sleep.

REH

Victor Bazarov wrote:
[color=blue][color=green]
>> No, but maybe a hint in the FAQ or somesuch would be useful.[/color]
> Then contact the maintainer of the FAQ. I hope you don't need help
> with that.[/color]

An tell him to put it in almost 5.000 languages, many people than can't read
english may need help.

--
Salu2

REH <spamjunk@stny.rr.com>:[color=blue]
>
> Schüle Daniel wrote:[color=green]
>> #include <stdio.h>
>>
>> #define void nix[/color][/color]

#define nix void
[color=blue][color=green]
>> #define inache default
>> #define esli if
>> #define nikogo rand(2)
>> #define otdixai
>> #define brich_ab break
>> #define EARTH 0
>> #define TO
>>
>> enum swetofor{rot, gelb, green};
>>
>> int main(nix)
>> {
>> enum swetofor ampel;
>> while(1.1)
>> {
>> switch(ampel)
>> {
>> case rot:
>> esli(nikogo){
>> ampel = green;
>> brich_ab;
>> }
>> sleep(8);
>> ampel = gelb;
>> brich_ab;
>> case gelb:
>> ampel = green;
>> sleep(1);
>> brich_ab;
>> case green:
>> sleep(10);
>> ampel = rot;
>> brich_ab;
>> inache:
>> otdixai;
>> }
>> }
>> return TO EARTH;
>> }[/color]
>
> rand does not take any arguments.
> there is no prototype for sleep.
>
> REH
>
>[/color]

Maett

why are you trolling about this? :(

Schüle Daniel wrote:[color=blue]
> #include <stdio.h>
>
> #define void nix[/color]

This defines void as nix. But nix is never defined.
[color=blue]
> #define inache default
> #define esli if
> #define nikogo rand(2)[/color]

No prototype for rand is given. If you want stlib then you need to
include it. The rand in there does not take an argument.
[color=blue]
> #define otdixai
> #define brich_ab break
> #define HELL
> #define TO 0
> #define TRAFFIC HELL
> #define LIGHT HELL
>
> enum swetofor{rot, gelb, green};
>
> int main(nix)
> {
> enum swetofor ampel;
> while(1.1)
> {
> switch(ampel)[/color]

You are using ampel without ever having given it a value.
[color=blue]
> {
> case rot:
> esli(nikogo){
> ampel = green;
> brich_ab;
> }
> sleep(8);[/color]

No prototype for sleep.
[color=blue]
> ampel = gelb;
> brich_ab;
> case gelb:
> ampel = green;
> sleep(1);
> brich_ab;
> case green:
> sleep(10);
> ampel = rot;
> brich_ab;
> inache:
> otdixai;
> }
> }
> return TO TRAFFIC LIGHT HELL;
> }[/color]