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Superrathinagiri wrote:I have created a small documentation for HMG_HPDF using HMG_HPDF.
Thank you. I think it will be very useful.Chacal.GO wrote:Hi All !
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I'm confusedrathinagiri wrote:HMG_HPDF with a small feature once again.
This time it is SET HPDFPAGE LINESPACING TO nSpacing.
This is useful to alter the linespacing between the lines printed using @..HPDFPRINT..TO command.
Thank you Rathi for providing HMG_HPDF Manual using HMG_HPDF library, Excellantrathinagiri wrote:HMG_HPDF with a small feature once again.
I have created a small documentation for HMG_HPDF using HMG_HPDF
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Is it possible to set liespacing in normal printing?rathinagiri wrote:HMG_HPDF with a small feature once again.
This time it is SET HPDFPAGE LINESPACING TO nSpacing.
This is useful to alter the linespacing between the lines printed using @..HPDFPRINT..TO command.
I have created a small documentation for HMG_HPDF using HMG_HPDF.
It will be acting as a better sample for HMG_HPDF since it almost uses all the commands of HMG_HPDF.
Hope this will be useful.
IMHO, it is. Since all the printing is done using @ row, col we can fix the line spacing as we require. Isn't it?Is it possible to set liespacing in normal printing?
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nLineSpacing := 5 // line spacing is 5 mm
nFirstRow := 10 // first row starts at 10 mm
nLastRow := 280 // last row is set at 280 mm
nCurrentRow := nFirstRow
lReportContinue := .t.
do while lReportContinue
@ nCurrentRow, 10 HPDFPRINT cData
nCurrentRow := nCurrentRow + nLineSpacing
cData := CurrentRecord()
if LastRecord()
lReportContinue := .f.
endif
if nCurrentRow > nLastRow
END HPDFPAGE
START HPDFPAGE
nCurrentRow := nFirstRow
endif
enddo
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Hi Esgici,Does line-spacing determined by <nRow> value of @ ... command ?
If we have 'print' without @ ... command; between such commands :
HPDF_PRINT BEGIN TEXT
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HPDF_PRINT PRINT ...
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HPDF_PRINT END TEXT