trichview.support
Re: Control items that exceed the height limit... |
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Luke |
Posted: 11/22/2002 22:01:59 I ran a test with the Chart Demo. It looks like they do not respect the new size. I read somewhere you state that it is possible to print two RichViews continuously. Maybe I should look into this. If I start a new RichView after every dynamically sized Item, do you think this would be the best method? Thanks "Luke" <lturner@dsitopdog.com> wrote: > >Hey Sergey, > If I have a different print size for an item being shown, is there a method >to pass back the new height or bottom of the custom print drawing to keep >following items or text in sync? I suspect that every item that follows >is still expecting the item to take up the space in the view. I have not >gotten this far to test. I just thought I would ask.. Thanks > >"Sergey Tkachenko" <svt@trichview.com> wrote: >>It's not a trivial task. >>Of course, drawing control with 40K rows into bitmap is impossible. >>You can create a new RichView item class representing this control, and >>override printing method in it. >>Example is in Demos\Addins\ChartItem. >>This example shows how to print a control directly on the printer canvas. >> >>But this does not solve the problem, because there is one more important >>issue - how the image of this control will be separated between pages. >>There are two possible solutions: >>- setting rvepMinHeightOnPage to non-zero value; the control will be printed >>on several pages, but it can be split between pages in arbitrary place >(in >>the middle of text line in cell, for example); >>- controlling separation between pages yourself; this process is not >>documented and is not very easy to learn. >> >>Did you try to use native RichView tables for your reports? >> >> > |
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