Re: [ql-users] Update to QSpread

2005-07-04 Thread SMSQ - Jochen Merz

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I think I read somewhere in QL Today that there has been an update recently to 
QSpread.  Does anyone else know of this, or did I imagine it?

If there has been an update does anyone know where I can get it please?


Hmm, as you refer to QL Today: it's all in there - page 49 of the latest
issue.

Cheers   Jochen

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Re: [ql-users] EASYPTR Application windows

2005-07-04 Thread Dilwyn Jones
I can't help François with this particular problem, but one situation 
where I have encountered this kind of out of range error before (where 
a supposedly matching size window and item result in out of range 
error) is where the item is LEFT justified. In fact, often, left 
justified is not truly left justified, it is often one or two pixels 
away fromt he left of the window. You can sometimes see this by 
displaying a text object in a loose item, then MWINDOW to that loose 
item and MINPUT the same same text, it will appear to move slightly to 
the left. When you set justify for an object in Easymenu, you'll see a 
value of 0 for centred. If you set left, top, bottom justified you'll 
see a value of 1 shown. Left justify seems to be any non-zero offset 
from the left of the loose item. I don't fully understand what is 
going on, but know of it well enough to know that if I am trying to 
fit an item exactly, I have to actually allow a couple of extra pixels 
when designing the loose item or menu layout because of this small 
offset.


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- Original Message - 
From: François Van Emelen [EMAIL PROTECTED]

To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, June 30, 2005 3:57 PM
Subject: [ql-users] EASYPTR Application windows



Hi all,

How can I avoid the folowing error:

'at line .. value out of range'

MAWDRAW#3\3,grille$,0,0,0,cel_breedte%,12,1,1
where
\3(,3) = application window #3
grille$ = a 3 dimensional array
cel_breedte% = int array for the width of the individual columns
(cel_breedte%(x) can be from 2 up to 384)
The application window has been created with the option 'no menu'.

The error pops up when the sum of 
cel_breedte%(x)+cel_breedte%(x+1)... exceeds somewhat the width of 
the application window.


Any help is welcome.
François Van Emelen


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[ql-users] info window colour

2005-07-04 Thread Dilwyn Jones
Can anyone help me with this little problem with Easymenu information 
windows.


Which system palette colour corresponds to the initial ink colour for 
an info or application window without objects?


I'm trying to use an info window for text output. The info window has 
no info object. Colours are set to system palette (actually using 
Marcel's colourway_bas, although result is the same with any of the 
QCoCo themes)


I find that whatever the info window foreground or middleground 
colours are set to, the ink always seems to be white.


MWINDOW #0,1! : REMark set #0 to size of info window 1
PRINT HELLO

Hello is always white. Although an INK #0,colour statement would set 
the ink colour, it tends to defeat the object with System Palette, 
since the info window background might be light or dark, so an 
explicit INK #0,colour statement for the info window is not really 
good enough in case you end up with grey or grey or whatever!

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Re: [ql-users] info window colour

2005-07-04 Thread Wolfgang Uhlig
Which system palette colour corresponds to the initial ink colour for an  
info or application window without objects?


I find that whatever the info window foreground or middleground colours  
are set to, the ink always seems to be white.


You're right, I've never noticed that.
Probably Marcel is able to fix this in EPtr, so that this colour is set
to system palette information window foreground or perhaps  
middleground.


Wolfgang
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