Felipe Monteiro de Carvalho wrote:
AFAIK, the correct way to draw rotated texts is to use the functions
on LCLIntf.
This is very similar as one would do with windows api, and works at
least on win32 and qt interfaces. The other interfaces should also
support this, but it wasn´t yet
"ik wrote:
Hi,
Try the following code :
...
uses ... GTK, gdkpixbuf ...
function gdk_pixbuf_rotate_simple(pixbuf : PGdkPixbuf; angle :
longint) : PGdkPixbuf; external 'libgdk-x11-2.0.so' name
'gdk_pixbuf_rotate_simple';
Thank you.
I have followed your
Hello,
I would like to draw rotated text on TImage.Canvas.
In Delphi/Kylix, we have done it with TLogFont/QPainter_rotate.
Is there equivalent class or procedure to implement it?
I have found QPainter_rotate in qt4.pas.
But adding qt4 to uses clause does not work (Fatal:can't find unit
qt4) even
ik wrote:
Hi,
On GTK2.6 you can try and use the gdk_pixbuf_rotate_simple () function
Ido
Thanks.
It seems similar to QPainter_rotate.
How can I call the function from FreePascal?
I googled, but could not find even an example for C.
Haruyuki
ik wrote:
Apparently you will have to import the function on your own at this
time :(
I believe (not sure though, maybe someone can answer that) pixbuf
device, is the font handle (in this case). If so, then you can use it
as follows:
[...]
Thank you for giving an example code.
I have never
Vincent,
As far as I know, no concrete plans exist.
But patches which add this are gladly accepted.
Thank you for your reply.
If I ever have time (maybe not this year), I will try to add it.
Haruyuki Fujimaki
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To
Hello,
I want to print out or create a postcsript of a document in Japanese.
However, I found that according to PostscriptCanvas.pas, at present,
only 5 Font.Name, 'times', 'monospaced', 'serif', 'sansserif', and
'symbol' are supported (this itself is a great work, thanks).
Those 5 fonts would be
Tom Verhoeff wrote:
[...]
I am interested in collecting experiences with using Lazarus in
education, in particular as a tool of primary choice for programming.
Let me hear those success stories, so I convince others ...
Tom
Last year, I have launched a 15-h course named Data Processing
Graeme Geldenhuys wrote:
On 11/22/06, Haruyuki FUJIMAKI [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Of course, FreePascal/Lazarus is the most popular alternative.
About 1/3 of Kylixers are coming here.
See the result of Q.10 of the unofficial Kylix survey:
http://hpcgi2.nifty.com/Fujimaki/Kylix/results.cgi
