From: Bernd Oleschinski on 2 Jul 2007 16:41 Chris Forecast schrieb: > "Bernd Oleschinski" <Bernd.Oleschinski(a)gmx.de> wrote in message > news:f6bfjt$na7$01$1(a)news.t-online.com... >> The code is a mixture from direct apicalls (user32.dll and winapi.u32). >> >> I use them to draw the text on calculated positions on the screen, also >> the textcolor is calculated. This behaviour is with display-icons not >> implementable. >> >> The goal is a flight cockpit where different situations have to be shown. > > But what happens when the contents of your window need to be redrawn (for > example when another window is placed on top and then closed)? > > Chris Forecast > > > The drawing of the text is done in a script-icon. If there is a need to redraw the text, you just have to call the script-icon again. Bernd
From: Chris Forecast on 2 Jul 2007 17:16 "Bernd Oleschinski" <Bernd.Oleschinski(a)gmx.de> wrote in message news:f6bnt2$tpt$02$1(a)news.t-online.com... > The drawing of the text is done in a script-icon. If there is a need to > redraw the text, you just have to call the script-icon again. Yes, but since it's running in Windows you won't necessarily know *when* it needs redrawing..... Chris Forecast
From: Abysmalk1 on 4 Jul 2007 18:13 Bernd, If you email me I might have something that can help you. Jason
From: Bernd Oleschinski on 8 Jul 2007 16:46
Abysmalk1 schrieb: > Bernd, > > If you email me I might have something that can help you. > > Jason Hi Jason, for some reason your email is not valid Bernd |