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From: io_x on 30 Jul 2010 03:28
how to use the font "Arial Unicode Ms"?

How print in one edit sub-windows not rich edit,

the char in 021d2h?




From: Jongware on 30 Jul 2010 04:19
On 30-Jul-10 9:28 AM, io_x wrote:
> how to use the font "Arial Unicode Ms"?
>
> How print in one edit sub-windows not rich edit,
>
> the char in 021d2h?


Look up "Unicode enabled functions" in the MSDN, and how to enable them
with your compiler.

[Jw]
From: io_x on 30 Jul 2010 12:26

"Jongware" <jongware(a)no-spam.plz> ha scritto nel messaggio
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> On 30-Jul-10 9:28 AM, io_x wrote:
>> how to use the font "Arial Unicode Ms"?
>>
>> How print in one edit sub-windows not rich edit,
>>
>> the char in 021d2h?
>
>
> Look up "Unicode enabled functions" in the MSDN, and how to enable them with
> your compiler.
>
> [Jw]

yes thank you, all right now,
i forget to change each of *A OS function with *W function


From: io_x on 31 Jul 2010 13:40

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> yes thank you, all right now,
> i forget to change each of *A OS function with *W function

and how change the color of text in a edit sub-window?

is it possible assign the color to the font
or to each edit sub-window is need to set the color of text
and the color of background?
what function to use? are there some examples?
i think could be
GDI32.SelectObject(hdc, hfont)
GDI32.SetBkColor()

is it possible doing all that without use TextOut?




From: io_x on 31 Jul 2010 14:50

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>
> "io_x" <a(a)b.c.invalid> ha scritto nel messaggio
> news:4c52facb$0$18657$4fafbaef(a)reader3.news.tin.it...
>> yes thank you, all right now,
>> i forget to change each of *A OS function with *W function
>
> and how change the color of text in a edit sub-window?
>
> is it possible assign the color to the font
> or to each edit sub-window is need to set the color of text
> and the color of background?
> what function to use? are there some examples?
> i think could be
> GDI32.SelectObject(hdc, hfont)
> GDI32.SetBkColor()
>
> is it possible doing all that without use TextOut?

yes i have to use TextOut[Ext] for unicode, i think
not will be one problem


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