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alfio alessi Guest
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Posted: Tue Sep 14, 2004 1:32 pm Post subject: TPaintBox Like a legend |
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With this code:
procedure TForm1.Button1Click(Sender: TObject);
type
TCatNum = record //category details
Count: Integer;
Descr: String;
Color: TColor;
end;
const
X = 10;
var
I: Integer;
Y: Integer;
CNList: array[0..4] of TCatNum; //ovviamente uso un array dinamico ma
come
esempio penso possa andare bene
begin
TCatNum(CNList[0]).Count := 5;
TCatNum(CNList[0]).Descr := 'Shining';
TCatNum(CNList[0]).Color := clYellow;
TCatNum(CNList[1]).Count := 56;
TCatNum(CNList[1]).Descr := 'Middle';
TCatNum(CNList[1]).Color := $004080FF;
TCatNum(CNList[2]).Count := 65;
TCatNum(CNList[2]).Descr := 'Classic';
TCatNum(CNList[2]).Color := clRed;
TCatNum(CNList[3]).Count := 145;
TCatNum(CNList[3]).Descr := 'Strong';
TCatNum(CNList[3]).Color := clBlue;
TCatNum(CNList[4]).Count := 11;
TCatNum(CNList[4]).Descr := 'Professional';
TCatNum(CNList[4]).Color := clGreen;
Y := 5;
with PaintBox1.Canvas do
begin
Pen.Color := clBlack;
Pen.Style := psSolid;
for I := Low(CNList) to High(CNList) do
begin
{########################################################################}He
re Iwant to put the code the modify the Y variable but after most tentativei
didn't found nothing
{########################################################################}
Brush.Color := TCatNum(CNList[I]).Color;
Rectangle(X, Y, X * 4, Y * 4);
Brush.Color := Self..Color;
TextOut(X * 4 + 2, Y + 1, Format('%s: %d',
TCatNum(CNList[I]).Descr,
TCatNum(CNList[I]).Count]));
end;
end;
end;
Hi,sorry 4 my bad and little english:I want generate a legend but I'm unable
to do it, somebody can help me please??greetings:
Alfio
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Joris Van Damme Guest
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Posted: Tue Sep 14, 2004 2:17 pm Post subject: Re: TPaintBox Like a legend |
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| Quote: | procedure TForm1.Button1Click(Sender: TObject);
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with PaintBox1.Canvas do
begin
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You shouldn't paint a canvas when you feel like it, e.g. in a Button OnClick
handler, but when you are asked to do so, in the OnPaint handler, instead.
| Quote: | re Iwant to put the code the modify the Y variable but after most
tentativei
didn't found nothing
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How about Inc(Y,20); or whatever where it says 20.
Joris Van Damme
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willem van Deursen Guest
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Posted: Tue Sep 14, 2004 2:56 pm Post subject: Re: TPaintBox Like a legend |
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Instead of writing to a paintbox you could try to use an ownerdraw
listbox for this. See also the example given with
TCustomListbox.OndrawItem in the Delphi helpfiles.
Place a listbox on your form and add the following code, that should work:
procedure TForm1.ListBox1DrawItem(Control: TWinControl; Index: Integer;
Rect: TRect; State: TOwnerDrawState);
var
BrushColor : TColor;
Offset: Integer;
begin
with (Control as TListBox).Canvas do
begin
BrushColor:=Brush.Color; { save old color }
FillRect(Rect); { clear the rectangle }
Offset := 2; { provide default offset }
Brush.Color:=TColor(integer((Control as
TListBox).Items.Objects[Index])); { Get the color from the Objects-field }
Rectangle(Rect.Left+Offset,Rect.Top+Offset,Rect.Left+Offset+20,Rect.Bottom-Offset);
Offset:=24;
Brush.Color:=BrushColor; { Restore old color }
TextOut(Rect.Left + Offset, Rect.Top, (Control as
TListBox).Items[Index]);
end;
end;
procedure TForm1.FormCreate(Sender: TObject);
begin
ListBox1.Style:=lbOwnerDrawFixed;
ListBox1.OnDrawItem:=ListBox1DrawItem;
ListBox1.Items.AddObject(Format('%s: %d',['My first
test',2]),Pointer(Integer(clRed))); {Use the objects field to store the
color }
ListBox1.Items.AddObject(Format('%s: %d',['My second
test',15]),Pointer(Integer(clGreen)));
end;
Success
Willem van Deursen
alfio alessi wrote:
| Quote: | With this code:
procedure TForm1.Button1Click(Sender: TObject);
type
TCatNum = record //category details
Count: Integer;
Descr: String;
Color: TColor;
end;
const
X = 10;
var
I: Integer;
Y: Integer;
CNList: array[0..4] of TCatNum; //ovviamente uso un array dinamico ma
come
esempio penso possa andare bene
begin
TCatNum(CNList[0]).Count := 5;
TCatNum(CNList[0]).Descr := 'Shining';
TCatNum(CNList[0]).Color := clYellow;
TCatNum(CNList[1]).Count := 56;
TCatNum(CNList[1]).Descr := 'Middle';
TCatNum(CNList[1]).Color := $004080FF;
TCatNum(CNList[2]).Count := 65;
TCatNum(CNList[2]).Descr := 'Classic';
TCatNum(CNList[2]).Color := clRed;
TCatNum(CNList[3]).Count := 145;
TCatNum(CNList[3]).Descr := 'Strong';
TCatNum(CNList[3]).Color := clBlue;
TCatNum(CNList[4]).Count := 11;
TCatNum(CNList[4]).Descr := 'Professional';
TCatNum(CNList[4]).Color := clGreen;
Y := 5;
with PaintBox1.Canvas do
begin
Pen.Color := clBlack;
Pen.Style := psSolid;
for I := Low(CNList) to High(CNList) do
begin
{########################################################################}He
re Iwant to put the code the modify the Y variable but after most tentativei
didn't found nothing
{########################################################################}
Brush.Color := TCatNum(CNList[I]).Color;
Rectangle(X, Y, X * 4, Y * 4);
Brush.Color := Self..Color;
TextOut(X * 4 + 2, Y + 1, Format('%s: %d',
TCatNum(CNList[I]).Descr,
TCatNum(CNList[I]).Count]));
end;
end;
end;
Hi,sorry 4 my bad and little english:I want generate a legend but I'm unable
to do it, somebody can help me please??greetings:
Alfio
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