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RichText and Report problem [message #658]

Tue, 24 January 2006 00:26

pivica
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Registered: November 2005
Location: Belgrade, Serbia

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Well I finally started writing my first upp application and I have a little problem.

String qtf;
qtf << "{{1:1 Cell1:: Cell2:: Cell3:: Cell4}}";
	
Report report;
report << qtf;
report.Perform();

When I execute this code on a print preview window instead of a table I'm getting next error

ERROR: NOT IN TABLE: Cell2:: Cell3:: Cel

Don't know where the problem is. Maybe Report class is just for old qtf format...? Anyway I couldn't find anything in doc or source.

I am using U++ 511 on Linux.

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Re: RichText and Report problem [message #662 is a reply to message #658]

Tue, 24 January 2006 08:20

mirek
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Registered: November 2005

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pivica wrote on Mon, 23 January 2006 18:26

ERROR: NOT IN TABLE: Cell2:: Cell3:: Cel

Don't know where the problem is. Maybe Report class is just for old qtf format...?

Yes.

This is one problem that has been left unresolved in 511, but it is fixed now (there is now new Report package, old Report class was removed from CtrlLib and placed to DocTypes as DocReport, DocTypes is now "legacy" package to support old apps and will not be distributed anymore).

The solution is to use latest snapshot. If you insist on staying with 511, there was intermmediate solution with PutQTF(Report&, const char*) function.

Mirek

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Re: RichText and Report problem [message #674 is a reply to message #658]

Tue, 24 January 2006 23:30

pivica
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Many thanks for answering.

Quote:

The solution is to use latest snapshot. If you insist on staying with 511, there was intermmediate solution with PutQTF(Report&, const char*) function.

No am not insisting but I have trouble compiling latest snapshot with gcc on my linux box. When can we expect stable release for both linux and windows, and linux printing support?

And one more question. How complicate is to implement horizontal scroll bar in ArrayCtrl control.

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Re: RichText and Report problem [message #676 is a reply to message #674]

Tue, 24 January 2006 23:40

mirek
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Quote:

No am not insisting but I have trouble compiling latest snapshot with gcc on my linux box.

Distro? Bugs?

Quote:

And one more question. How complicate is to implement horizontal scroll bar in ArrayCtrl control.

You can already have horizontal scrollbar there. Just set HeaderCtrl to the absolute mode.

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Re: RichText and Report problem [message #707 is a reply to message #676]

Wed, 25 January 2006 23:52

pivica
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Registered: November 2005
Location: Belgrade, Serbia

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Quote:

Distro? Bugs?

I could not compile snapshot 20060108. But today I've tried with a 20060123 version and it's working on my linux debian distro, great:)))

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Re: RichText and Report problem [message #717 is a reply to message #707]

Fri, 27 January 2006 07:53

pivica
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Registered: November 2005
Location: Belgrade, Serbia

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There is just a little problem in a Report class on line

page.At(pagei).Append(GetResult());

gcc won't compile that line. But with next added line

Drawing dw = GetResult();
page.At(pagei).Append(dw);

everything is OK.

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