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I tried to make a table with labels in a monospace font as suggested here - it's not a pleasant sight for the eye. Especially fractional numbers are smeared horizontally in such a way that it's very hard to see. So we are left with the option of labels in a regular font, with a separate label for each cell. That would involve quite a few objects, as I've written before.
Jartmailru, do you know if it's realistic to create an output window directly in the EA code, without using a DLL? All WinApi functions are available. The only snag may be only when passing a structure containing both variables and pointers at the same time.
labels in the mono-wide
the labels in the mono-chine.
In a mono-chine, you mean?
It's nice, but you don't have tables with a lot of long numbers in a row, so it's pretty easy to read.
In a mono-wide you mean?
It's nice, but you don't have tables with a lot of long numbers in a row, so it's pretty easy to read.
On the other hand, I wonder if you haven't already encountered
that the first 30% of entries are usually missing from the log, and that entries are selectively lost afterwards.
// Can you make a DLL for Unicode? I will be sincerely grateful.
If you will make binder for 5th, please send it to me :-).
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Jartmailru, do you know if it's realistic to create an output window directly in the EA code without using a DLL? All WinApi functions are available. The only hitch may be only when passing a structure containing both variables and pointers.
A window next to an MT in C++ requires a separate interface thread.
If it's a single window, it's trivial.
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By the way... it's not a fact that tabs... ...you'll be able to align
the contents of the columns to the right degree.
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The logs have all the lines, it's the terminal that shows them selectively. If you open the files themselves, they are all there.
log (the point from the graph is searched in the log - the right place is shown).
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Well, I've made a tab for multi-spaced fonts! :) Yay! :) Of course, I had to make a lot of trouble with WinAPI functions, but it was worth it. It's useful not only for Comment, but for Label too. The idea is that we get the size of any string in any font in pixels. And then you can tabulate them as you like, either left, right, or centre. For Comment, tabulation is naturally done with spaces, so the result is not perfect, the error is within 1-2 pixels, but it's nothing in principle. For labels, everything is much simpler.
Here's an example showing tabs in Comment. Tahoma,8 is specified here, as comments are output in that font.
Here's an example showing tabbing in Comment. The font set here is Tahoma,8, as comments are output in this font.
+ remade output of any text, not just an array of lines
+ made it as a separate function CommentTab
+ added an array of TabStop values and a default Tab size (as in the GDI function)
Example of text and result