Really good news indeed ! Ok, I now agree with you, hbvpdf may be
removed if nobody actually use it
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>> hbvpdf is outdated beyond repair.
>
> But it seems to be the only library that can be used on linux...
> there may be others I don't know,,, of course
I don't know where you got this information from,
but it's not true, so I just can guess you never
actually tried it on Linux.
>> Try hbhpdf
> I thank you for your work ! It's important to have a pdf library that
> is all in harbour code !!! It can work on linux too ! Haru is a lot of
> c code and some seems to be very windows specific...
That's totally false information.
libharu is portable ANSI C and there is nothing in it which mak
> hbvpdf is outdated beyond repair.
But it seems to be the only library that can be used on linux...
there may be others I don't know,,, of course
> Try hbhpdf.
Thanks, but I'm going back to PdfCreator at the moment Code was
90% ready
Francesco
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On Fri, Nov 13, 2009 at 12:23 AM, Pritpal Bedi wrote:
>
> Hi
>
>
> francesco perillo-2 wrote:
>>
>> So, after a couple of days spent on this library that looked
>> interesting, I think I will give up it may have some other
>> "hidden" features...
>>
>> What's your idea ?
>>
>
> Probably you ne
hbvpdf is outdated beyond repair.
Try hbhpdf.
Probably we should remove hbvpdf altogether from SVN,
as it just creates reports we can't deal with in any
meaningful way.
Brgds,
Viktor
On 2009 Nov 12, at 23:55, francesco perillo wrote:
> Well, it compiles and it works... but there are some str
Hi
francesco perillo-2 wrote:
>
> So, after a couple of days spent on this library that looked
> interesting, I think I will give up it may have some other
> "hidden" features...
>
> What's your idea ?
>
Probably you never read about the origin of the library and its passage
through this
Well, it compiles and it works... but there are some strangeness in the code
)
Start with this code snippet:
#ifdef __XPP__
METHOD tPdf:SetLPI(_nLpi)
#else
METHOD SetLPI(_nLpi)
#endif
local cLpi := alltrim(str(_nLpi))
DEFAULT _nLpi TO 6
cLpi := iif(cLpi$"1;2;3;4;6;8;12;16;24;48",cLpi
