Re: Using the FTC as an editor, then drawing rendered text
- From: Peter Karlsson <lists@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: ftcdev@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 30 Dec 2008 13:18:33 +0100
Why use XML, can't you grab formattedtext.display instead, as in:
Dim pic as Picture
// you have to make display public first
pic = NewPicture(g.Width, g.Height, 32)
pic.Graphics.DrawPicture(me.display, 0, 0)
You'll get at picture you scale as you like in your other canvas.
Peter Karlsson
30 dec 2008 kl. 11.25 skrev Ryan Dary:
Hello. Perhaps this question has been asked before, please excuse
the repetition.
I'm using FTC as an editor for a drawing program. In the window,
I'm using a single canvas to render the drawn elements. Currently I
draw shapes and text, but the text is only in a single font. I want
to use the FTC editor in a separate window when the user double-
clicks on the text object in the drawing. Then, let them edit the
text, and then I'll render it again in the drawing.
It looks like the XML-based format is best for moving between
instances of FTC in order to retain the most information about
formatting and custom objects.
Then, how do I use the FTC engine to only render the formatted text
in my custom canvas-based implementation. I just need to use the
necessary facilities to accept the XML that was gathered from the
FTC editor, and somehow "render" it in my own graphics context.
Perhaps a better way to phrase the question is, how do I go from XML
from the FTC and then "render" the formatted text offscreen so that
I can draw it to my custom canvas-based drawing environment?
Please advise.
Thank you,
Ryan
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