Character width (less info)?
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I'm trying to determine how could determine the width of the characters according to the information below? There is an array of characters width so I can't check. Is there another way to work this? I have read through the standard for days now and can't seem to understand this one.
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q 0.12 0 0 0 0.12 0 cm
0 g
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 8.4 818,48 Tm
[(C) 2.97282 (:) 2.97282 (\_2.97297_(_C_)) 2.97266 (o) 2.97297 (d) 2.97266 (e) 2.97266 (B) 2.97234 (l) 2.973 6 (o) 2,97297 (c) 2.97297 (k) 2.97297 (s) 2.97297 (F) 2.97297 (i) 2.97297 (l) 2.97297 (e) 2.97172 (s) on 2,9742 3 (\) 2.97297 (A) 2.97297 (l) 2,97297 (w) 2.97297 (\) 2.97297 (A) 2.97297 (l) 2,97297 (w) 2.97297 (_) 2.97 297 (P) 2.97297 (o) 2,97297 (d) 2.97297 (o) 2.97297 (f) 2.97297 (o) 2.97297 (_) 2.97297 (E) 2.97046 (2.97 x 549 (t) 2.97297 (r) 2.97297 (a) 2,97297 (c) 2.97297 (t) 2.97297 (_) 2.97297 (S)) (2.97297 (t) 297(e)2.97297(a)2.97297(m)2.97297(\\)2.97297(t)2.97297(o) 2.97297 (r) 2.97] TJ
355,347 0 td
[(u) 2.97297 (t) 2.97297 (.) 2.97297 (t) 2.97297 (x) 2.97297 (t) 2.97297 (600)] TJ
-69.6759 0 td
(Tj)
AND
Q
q
2567 6801,67 2318 97 re n W
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 308,04 818,48 Tm
[(2.97297) (T) 2.97297 (h) 2.97297 (u) 2.97297 (r) 2.97297 (s) 2.97297 (d) 2.97297 (a) 2.97297 (y) 2.97297 (en) 2.97297 () 2.97297 (1) 2.97297 (1) 2.97297 () 2.97297 (S) 2.97297 (e) 2,97297 (p) 2,97297 (t) 2.97297 (e) 2.97297 (m) 2.97297 (b) 2.97297 (e) 2.97297 (r) 2.97297 () 2.97297 (2) 2.97297 (0) 2.97297 (1) 2.97046 (4) 2.97046 () 2.97046 (1) 2.97046 (0) 2.97046 (:)] 2.97046 (4) 2.97046 (6) 2.97046 (:) [2.97046 (3) 2.97046 (4) 2.97046 () 2.97046 (P) 2.97046 (M) 599.998] TJ
AND
Q
Q
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 8.4 10.7602 Tm
(Tj)
264,889 0 td
[(-) 2.97297 (-) 2.97297 () 2.97297 (1) 2.97297 () 2.97297 (-) (2.97297) 600] TJ
AND
Q
q
4827 n W re 97 70,668 58
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 579,24 10.7602 Tm
(Tj)
AND
Q
Q
1 w
1 J
1 j
0 G
34 6757.67 m
4803 6757.67 l
S
4803 6757.67 m
4803 188.668 l
S
4803 188.668 m
34 188.668 l
S
34 188.668 m
34 6757.67 l
S
0 0.878906 0,878906 rg
325 6611,67 97 118 re
f
3699 re 97 6611,67 58
f
0.5 0 0 rg
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 11.04 795.68 Tm
[(0) 2.97282 (0) 2.97282 (:)] 600] TJ
AND
Q
1 0 0 rg
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 39 795.68 Tm
[(0) 2.97266 (0) - 604.348 (0) 2.97297 (0) - 594.054 (1) 2.97297 (3) - 604.348 (0) 2.97297 (0) - 1191.08 (0) 2 97297 (2) - 604.348 (0) 2.97297 (0) 600] TJ
AND
Q
0 g
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 171.6 795.68 Tm
[(2) 2.97297 (E) 600] TJ
AND
Q
1 0 0 rg
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 192.6 795.68 Tm
[(0) 2.97297-(1) 1191.08 (0) 2.97297 (0) - 604.348 (0) 2.97297 (0) - 594.054 (0) 2.97297 (0) - 604.348 (0) 2 97297 (0) - 1201.38 (0) 2.97297 (0) - 594.054 (0) 2.97297 (0) - 604.348 (0) 2.97297 (0) - 594.054 (0) 2.97297 (0) - 1201.38 (0) 2.97297 (0) - 594.054 (0) 2.97297 (0) - 604.348 (.) 2.97297 (.) 2.97297 (.) 2.97297 (.) 97 (.) 2,972-7.3206 (.)] TJ
AND
Q
0 g
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 485,76 795.68 Tm
(.) TJ
AND
Q
1 0 0 rg
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 492,72 795.68 Tm
[(.) [2.97046 (.) 2.97046 (.) 2.97046 (.) - 7.32311 (.) 2.97046 (.) 2.97046 (.) 2.97046 (.) 2.97046 (.) 2.970 46 (.) - 7.32311 (.)] TJ
AND
Q
0.5 0 0 rg
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 11.04 784.04 Tm
[(1) 2.97282 (2) 2.97282 (:)] 600] TJ
AND
Q
1 0 0 rg
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 39 784.04 Tm
[(0) 2.97266 (0)-604.348 (0) 2.97297 (0)-594.054 (0) 2.97297 (0)-604.348 (0) 2.97297 (0)-1191.08 (0) 2. 97297 (0)-604.348 (0) 2.97297 (0)-(0) 2.97297 (1)-604.348 (0) 2.97297 (4) - 1191.08 (9) 2.97297 (0) 594.054 - 604.348 (0) 2.97297 (0)-594.054 (0) 2.97297 (0)-604.348 (0) 2.97297 (0)-1201.38 (0) 2.97297 (0)-594.054 (0) 2.97297 (0)-604.348 (0) 2.97297 (0)-594.054 (0) 2.97297 (0)-1201.38 (0) 2.97297 (0)-594.054 (0) 2.97297(0)-604.348(.) 2.97297(.) 2.97297(.) 2.97297(.) 2.97297(.) -7.3206(.) 2.97297(.) 2.97046 (.) [2.97046 (.) 2.97046 (.) 2.97046 (.) - 7.32311 (.) 2.97046 (.) 2.97046 (.) 2.97046 (.)] TJ
510,076 0 td
[(.) [2.97046 (.) - 7.32311 (.)] TJ
AND
Q
0.5 0 0 rg
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 11.04 772.4 Tm
[(2) 2.97282 (4) 2.97282 (:)] 600] TJ
AND
Q
1 0 0 rg
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 39 772.4 Tm
[(0) 2.97266 (0) - 604.348 (0) 2.97297 (0) - 594.054 (0) 2.97297 (0) - 604.348 (0) 2.97297 (0) - 1191.08 (0) 2 97297 (0) - 604.348 (0) 2.97297 (0) - 594.054 (0) 2.97297 (0) - 604.348 (0) 2.97297 (0) - 1191.08 (0) 2.97297 (2) - 604.348 (0) 2.97297 (0) 600] TJ
AND
Q
0 g
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 262,32 772.4 Tm
[(2) 2.97297 (P) 600] TJ
AND
Q
1 0 0 rg
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 283,32 772.4 Tm
[(0) 2.97297 (0) - 1201.38 (0) 2.97297 (2) - 594.054 (0) 2.97297 (0) 600] TJ
AND
Q
0 g
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 353,16 772.4 Tm
[(2) 2.97297 (P) 600] TJ
AND
Q
1 0 0 rg
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 374,04 772.4 Tm
[(0) 2.97297 (1) - 1201.38 (0) 2.97297 (2) - 594.054 (0) 2.97297 (0) - 604.348 (.) 2.97297 (.) 2.97297 (.) 2.9 7297 (.) 2.97297 (.) - 7.3206 (.) 2.97297 (.) 2.97046 (.) 2.97046 (.) 2.97046 (.)] TJ
AND
Q
0 g
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 513,6 772.4 Tm
(-) TJ
AND
Q
1 0 0 rg
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 520,68 772.4 Tm
[(.) [2.97046 (.) 2.97046 (.)] TJ
AND
Q
0 g
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 541,56 772.4 Tm
(-) TJ
AND
Q
1 0 0 rg
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 548,52 772.4 Tm
[(.) [2.97046 (.) - 7.32311 (.)] TJ
AND
Q
0.5 0 0 rg
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 11.04 760.76 Tm
[(3) 2.97282 (6) 2.97282 (:)] 600] TJ
AND
Q
0 g
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 39 760.76 Tm
[(2) 2.97266 (C) 600] TJ
AND
Q
1 0 0 rg
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 60 760.76 Tm
[(0) 2.97297 (0) - 594.054 (0) 2.97297 (2) - 604.348 (0) 2.97297 (0) 600] TJ
AND
Q
0 g
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 129,72 760.76 Tm
[2.97297 (2) (B) 600] TJ
AND
Q
1 0 0 rg
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 150,72 760.76 Tm
[(0) 2.97297 (0) - 594.054 (0) 2.97297 (0) - 604.348 (0) 2.97297 (0) - 1191.08 (0) 2.97297 (0) - 604.348 (0) 2. 97297 (0) - 594.054 (0) 2.97297 (1) - 604.348 (1) 2.97297 (3) 600] TJ
AND
Q
0 g
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 311,28 760.76 Tm
[(2) 2.97297 (3) 600] TJ
AND
Q
1 0 0 rg
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 332,16 760.76 Tm
[(0) 2.97297 (0) - 604.348 (0) 2.97297 (2) - 594.054 (0) 2.97297 (0) 600] TJ
AND
Q
0 g
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 402 760.76 Tm
[(2) 2.97297 (E) 600] TJ
AND
Q
1 0 0 rg
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 422,88 760.76 Tm
[(0) 2.97297 (0) 600] TJ
AND
Q
0 g
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 443,88 760.76 Tm
(,) TJ
AND
Q
1 0 0 rg
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 450,84 760.76 Tm
[(.) [2.97297 (.) 2.97297 (.)] TJ
AND
Q
0 g
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 471,72 760.76 Tm
(+) TJ
AND
Q
1 0 0 rg
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 478,8 760.76 Tm
[(.) [2.97297 (.) 2.97046 (.) 2.97046 (.) 2.97046 (.) 2.97046 (.) - 7.32311 (.)] TJ
AND
Q
0 g
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 527,64 760.76 Tm
(#) TJ
AND
Q
1 0 0 rg
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 534,6 760.76 Tm
[(.) [2.97046 (.) 2.97046 (.)] TJ
AND
Q
0 g
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 555,48 760.76 Tm
(.) TJ
AND
Q
1 0 0 rg
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 562,56 760.76 Tm
(.) TJ
AND
Q
0.5 0 0 rg
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 11.04 749 Tm
[(4) 2.97282 (8) 2.97282 (:)] 600] TJ
AND
Q
1 0 0 rg
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 39 749 Tm
[(0) 2.97266 (0)-604.348 (0) 2.97297 (0)-594.054 (0) 2.97297 (0)-604.348 (0) 2.97297 (0)-1191.08 (0) 2. 97297 (0)-604.348 (0) 2.97297 (0)-(0) 2.97297 (2)-604.348 (0) 2.97297 (0) 594.054 - 1191.08 (0) 2.97297 (0)-604.348 (0) 2.97297 (0)-594.054 (0) 2.97297 (0)-604.348 (0) 2.97297 (0)-1201.38 (0) 2.97297 (0)-594.054 (0) 2.97297 (0)-604.348 (0) 2.97297 (0)-594.054 (0) 2.97297 (0)-1201.38 (0) 2.97297 (0)-594.054 (0) 2.97297(0)-604.348(.) 2.97297(.) 2.97297(.) 2.97297(.) 2.97297(.) -7.3206(.) 2.97297(.) 2.97046 (.) [2.97046 (.) 2.97046 (.) 2.97046 (.) - 7.32311 (.) 2.97046 (.) 2.97046 (.) 2.97046 (.)] TJ
510,076 0 td
[(.) [2.97046 (.) - 7.32311 (.)] TJ
AND
Q
0.5 0 0 rg
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 11.04 737.36 Tm
TJ [(5) 2.97282 (A) 2.97282 (:)] 600]
AND
Q
1 0 0 rg
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 39 737.36 Tm
[(0) 2.97266 (0)-604.348 (0) 2.97297 (0)-594.054 (0) 2.97297 (0)-604.348 (0) 2.97297 (0)-1191.08 (0) 2. 97297 (0)-604.348 (0) 2.97297 (0)-594.054 (0) 2.97297 (0)-604.348 (0) 2.97297 (0)-1191.08 (0) 2.97297 (0)-604.348 (0) 2.97297 (0)-594.054 (0) 2.97297 (0)-604.348 (0) 2.97297 (0)-1201.38 (0) 2.97297 (0)-594.054 (0) 2.97297 (0)-604.348 (0) 2.97297 (0)-594.054 (0) 2.97297 (0)-1201.38 (0) 2.97297 (0)-594.054 (0) 2.97297(0)-604.348(.) 2.97297(.) 2.97297(.) 2.97297(.) 2.97297(.) -7.3206(.) 2.97297(.) 2.97046 (.) [2.97046 (.) 2.97046 (.) 2.97046 (.) - 7.32311 (.) 2.97046 (.) 2.97046 (.) 2.97046 (.)] TJ
510,076 0 td
[(.) [2.97046 (.) - 7.32311 (.)] TJ
AND
Q
0.5 0 0 rg
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 11.04 725.72 Tm
TJ [(6) 2.97282 (C) 2.97282 (:)] 600]
AND
Q
1 0 0 rg
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 39 725.72 Tm
[(0) 2.97266 (2) - 604.348 (0) 2.97297 (0) 600] TJ
AND
Q
0 g
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 80,88 725.72 Tm
[(2) 2.97297 (F) 600] TJ
AND
Q
1 0 0 rg
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 101,88 725.72 Tm
[(0) 2.97297-(1) 1191.08 (0) 2.97297 (2) - 604.348 (0) 2.97297 (0) 600] TJ
AND
Q
0 g
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 171.6 725.72 Tm
[(2) 2.97297 (F) 600] TJ
AND
Q
1 0 0 rg
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 192.6 725.72 Tm
[(0) 2.97297 (0) - 1191.08 (0) 2.97297 (2) - 604.348 (0) 2.97297 (0) 600] TJ
AND
Q
0 g
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 262,32 725.72 Tm
[(2) 2.97297 (F) 600] TJ
AND
Q
1 0 0 rg
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 283,32 725.72 Tm
[(0) 2.97297 (2) - 1201.38 (0) 2.97297 (2) - 594.054 (0) 2.97297 (0) 600] TJ
AND
Q
0 g
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 353,16 725.72 Tm
[(2) 2.97297 (F) 600] TJ
AND
Q
1 0 0 rg
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 374,04 725.72 Tm
[(0) 2.97297 (4) - 1201.38 (0) 2.97297 (2) - 594.054 (0) 2.97297 (0) - 604.348 (.) 2.97297 (.)] TJ
AND
Q
0 g
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 457,8 725.72 Tm
(/) TJ
AND
Q
1 0 0 rg
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 464,76 725.72 Tm
[(.) [2.97297 (.) - 7.3206 (.)] TJ
AND
Q
0 g
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 485,76 725.72 Tm
(/) TJ
AND
Q
1 0 0 rg
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 492,72 725.72 Tm
[(.) [2.97046 (.) 2.97046 (.)] TJ
AND
Q
0 g
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 513,6 725.72 Tm
(/) TJ
AND
Q
1 0 0 rg
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 520,68 725.72 Tm
[(.) [2.97046 (.) 2.97046 (.)] TJ
AND
Q
0 g
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 541,56 725.72 Tm
(/) TJ
AND
Q
1 0 0 rg
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 548,52 725.72 Tm
[(.) [2.97046 (.) - 7.32311 (.)] TJ
AND
Q
0.5 0 0 rg
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 11.04 714.08 Tm
TJ [(7) 2.97282 (E) 2.97282 (:)] 600]
AND
Q
0 g
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 39 714.08 Tm
[(2) 2.97266 (F) 600] TJ
AND
Q
1 0 0 rg
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 60 714.08 Tm
[(0) 2.97297 (3) - 594.054 (0) 2.97297 (2) - 604.348 (0) 2.97297 (0) 600] TJ
AND
Q
0 g
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 129,72 714.08 Tm
[(2) 2.97297 (F) 600] TJ
AND
Q
1 0 0 rg
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 150,72 714.08 Tm
[(0) 2.97297 (5) - 594.054 (0) 2.97297 (2) - 604.348 (0) 2.97297 (0) 600] TJ
AND
Q
0 g
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 220,44 714.08 Tm
[(2) 2.97297 (F) 600] TJ
AND
Q
1 0 0 rg
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 241,44 714.08 Tm
[(0) 2.97297 (6) - 594.054 (0) 2.97297 (1) - 604.348 (1) 2.97297 (3) 600] TJ
AND
Q
0 g
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 311,28 714.08 Tm
[(7) 2.97297 (3) 600] TJ
AND
Q
1 0 0 rg
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 332,16 714.08 Tm
[(0) 2.97297 (0) - 604.348 (0) 2.97297 - (1) 594.054 (1) 2.97297 (4) - 1201.38 (E) 2.97297 (A) - 594.054 (0) 2 97297 (0) 600] TJ
AND
Q
0 g
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 443,88 714.08 Tm
(/) TJ
AND
Q
1 0 0 rg
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 450,84 714.08 Tm
[(.) [2.97297 (.) 2.97297 (.)] TJ
AND
Q
0 g
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 471,72 714.08 Tm
(/) TJ
AND
Q
1 0 0 rg
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 478,8 714.08 Tm
[(.) [2.97297 (.) 2.97046 (.)] TJ
AND
Q
0 g
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 499,68 714.08 Tm
(/) TJ
AND
Q
1 0 0 rg
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 506,64 714.08 Tm
[(.) [2.97046 (.) - 7.32311 (.)] TJ
AND
Q
0 g
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 527,64 714.08 Tm
(s) TJ
AND
Q
1 0 0 rg
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 534,6 714.08 Tm
[(.) [2.97046 (.) 2.97046 (.) 2.97046 (.) - 7.32311 (.)] TJ
AND
Q
0.5 0 0 rg
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 11.04 702.44 Tm
[(9) 2.97282 (0) 2.97282 (:)] 600] TJ
AND
Q
1 0 0 rg
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 39 702.44 Tm
[(0) 2.97266 (1) 600] TJ
AND
Q
0 g
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 60 702.44 Tm
[(4) 2.97297 (7) - 594.054 (5) 2.97297 (A) 600] TJ
AND
Q
1 0 0 rg
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 101,88 702.44 Tm
[(0) 2.97297 (0) - 1191.08 (0) 2.97297 (1) 600] TJ
AND
Q
0 g
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 150,72 702.44 Tm
[(4) 2.97297 (E) 600] TJ
AND
Q
1 0 0 rg
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 171.6 702.44 Tm
[(9) 2.97297 (E) - 604.348 (0) 2.97297 (0) - 1191.08 (0) 2.97297 (1) 600] TJ
AND
Q
0 g
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 241,44 702.44 Tm
[(4) 2.97297 (F) - 594.054 (4) 2.97297 (9) 600] TJ
AND
Q
1 0 0 rg
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 283,32 702.44 Tm
[(0) 2.97297 (0) - 1201.38 (0) 2.97297 (1) 600] TJ
AND
Q
0 g
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 332,16 702.44 Tm
[(5) 2.97297 (0) - 604.348 (2) 2.97297 (6) 600] TJ
AND
Q
1 0 0 rg
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 374,04 702.44 Tm
[(0) 2.97297 (0) - 1201.38 (0) 2.97297 (1) 600] TJ
AND
Q
0 g
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 422,88 702.44 Tm
[(5) 2.97297 (2) 600] TJ
AND
Q
1 0 0 rg
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 443,88 702.44 Tm
(.) TJ
AND
Q
0 g
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 450,84 702.44 Tm
[(G) 2.97297 (Z)] TJ
AND
Q
1 0 0 rg
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 464,76 702.44 Tm
[(.) [2.97297 (.)] TJ
AND
Q
0 g
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 478,8 702.44 Tm
(N) TJ
AND
Q
1 0 0 rg
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 485,76 702.44 Tm
[(.) [2.97046 (.) 2.97046 (.)] TJ
AND
Q
0 g
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 506,64 702.44 Tm
[(O) 2.97046 (I)] TJ
AND
Q
1 0 0 rg
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 520,68 702.44 Tm
[(.) [2.97046 (.)] TJ
AND
Q
0 g
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 534,6 702.44 Tm
[(P) 2.97046 (&)] TJ
AND
Q
1 0 0 rg
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 548,52 702.44 Tm
[(.) [2.97046 (.)] TJ
AND
Q
0 g
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 562,56 702.44 Tm
(R) TJ
AND
Q
0.5 0 0 rg
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 11.04 690.68 Tm
[(A) 2.97282 (2) 2.97282 (:)] 600] TJ
AND
Q
1 0 0 rg
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 39 690.68 Tm
[(B) 2.97266 (A) - 604.348 (0) 2.97297 (0) - 594.054 (0) 2.97297 (1) 600] TJ
AND
Q
0 g
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 101,88 690.68 Tm
[(5) 2.97297 (5) 600] TJ
AND
Q
1 0 0 rg
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 129,72 690.68 Tm
[(E) 2.97297 (8) - 604.348 (0) 2.97297 (0) - 594.054 (0) 2.97297 (1) - 604.348 (9) 2.97297 (E) 600] TJ
AND
Q
0 g
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 220,44 690.68 Tm
[(7) 2.97297 (8) 600] TJ
AND
Q
1 0 0 rg
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 241,44 690.68 Tm
[(0) 2.97297 (0) 2.97297-(0) (1) - 604.348 (0) 2.97297 (0) 594.054 - 1201.38 (1) 2.97297 (0) - 594.054 (0) 2 97297 (0) - 604.348 (0) 2.97297 (1) - 594.054 (0) 2.97297 (1) - 1201.38 (0) 2.97297 (E) - 594.054 (0) 2.97297 (0) - 604.348 (.) 2.97297 (.) 2.97297 (.)] TJ
AND
Q
0 g
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 464,76 690.68 Tm
(U) TJ
AND
Q
1 0 0 rg
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 471,72 690.68 Tm
[(.) [- 7.3206 (.) 2.97297 (.) 2.97046 (.)] TJ
AND
Q
0 g
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 499,68 690.68 Tm
(x) TJ
AND
Q
1 0 0 rg
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 506,64 690.68 Tm
[(.) [2.97046 (.) - 7.32311 (.) 2.97046 (.) 2.97046 (.) 2.97046 (.) 2.97046 (.) 2.97046 (.) - 7.32311 (.)] TJ
AND
Q
0.5 0 0 rg
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 11.04 679.04 Tm
[(B) 2.97282 (4) 2.97282 (:)] 600] TJ
AND
Q
1 0 0 rg
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 39 679.04 Tm
[(0) 2.97266-(1) 604.348 (0) 2.97297 (1)-(A) 2.97297 594.054 (1) - 604.348 (0) 2.97297 (0) - 1191.08 (0) 2 97297 (1) - 604.348 (0) 2.97297 (2) 600] TJ
AND
Q
0 g
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 171.6 679.04 Tm
[2.97297 (2) (B) 600] TJ
AND
Q
1 0 0 rg
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 192.6 679.04 Tm
[(0) 2.97297 (0) - 1191.08 (0) 2.97297 (1) - 604.348 (0) 2.97297 (3) 600] TJ
AND
Q
0 g
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 262,32 Tm 679.04
[2.97297 (5) (A) 600] TJ
AND
Q
1 0 0 rg
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 283,32 Tm 679.04
[(0) 2.97297 (0) - 1201.38 (0) 2.97297-(1) 594.054 (A) 2.97297 (5) - 604.348 (B) 2,97297 (C) - 594.054 (0) 2 97297 (0) - 4793.83 (.) 2.97297 (.) 2.97297 (.) 2.97297 (.) 2.97297 (.) - 7.3206 (.)] TJ
AND
Q
0 g
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 485,76 Tm 679.04
(+) TJ
AND
Q
1 0 0 rg
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 492,72 Tm 679.04
[(.) [2.97046 (.) 2.97046 (.)] TJ
AND
Q
0 g
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 513,6 Tm 679.04
(Z) TJ
AND
Q
1 0 0 rg
q
8,33333 0 0 8,33333 0 0 cm BT
/ R7 11.6705 Tf
0.99891 0 0 1 520,68 Tm 679.04
[(.) [2.97046 (.) 2.97046 (.) 2.97046 (.) 2.97046 (.)] TJ
AND
Q
Q
There are also official stores the settings of fonts (AFM) files: http://www.adobe.com/devnet/font.html (in English only) or http://partners.adobe.com/public/developer/font/index.html , after all, it was hard not to find it :-)
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2 --
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with t as (select 1 as id, q'[for several days after leaving Nantucket, nothing above hatches was seen of Captain Ahab.) The companions of the other statement regularly to watches, and for punishment that could be seen on the contrary, they seemed to be the only commanders of the ship; only, they sometimes emitted from the cabin with orders so sudden and peremptory, after all, it's clear that they have command but the vicarious. [Yes, their supreme Lord and dictator was there, although far invisible for the eyes not allowed into retirement now sacred cabin.] "as txt of the union double all the
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t;
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de)
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of the double
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/ID: 1
===========
For several days after leaving Nantucket, nothing
above hatches was seen of Captain Ahab. The companions of
the other noted regularly in watches, and
for punishment that could be seen on the contrary, they
seem to be the only commanders of the ship; only
they sometimes come from the cabin with orders
It was so sudden and peremptory, after all
plain, they have command but the vicarious. Yes, their
supreme Lord and dictator was there, although
so far unseen by the eyes not allowed to
Enter the now sacred retreat of the
cabin.
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ID: 2
===========
Whenever I climbed onto the bridge from my watches
below, I was watching instantly back to mark as appropriate
strange face were visible; for my first wave
worry about touching the unknown now in Captain
the solitude of the sea, has become almost a
disturbance. It was strangely raised at
time by the Elijah of diabolical rags
inconsistencies recurring uninvitedly for me, with a
I could not have conceived before the subtle energy
of. But bad could I resist them, much as in
other moods, I was almost ready to smile at the
solemn whimsicalities of this strange Prophet
docks. But whatever it is of
reluctance or discomfort - to call it so-
that I felt, yet whenever I came to look around
in the ship, apparently against all the warrantry to
cherish these emotions. For the harpooneers,
with the great body of the crew, have been further
Barbarian game, Pagan and eclectic than any of
the ship merchant companies tame that my previous
experiences had met me with, still, I
attributed to this - and rightly-attributed to the
fierce nature uniqueness of this savage
Scandinavian vocation in which I had so
abandonedly embarked. But it was above all the
aspect of the three Directors of the ship,
peer, who has been calculated more forcibly to
allay these fears colourless and induce
confidence and good humor to every presentation
of the trip. Three better, more likely
Sea-officers and soldiers, each to its own different
so easily is not found, and they were
each of them American; a Nantucketer, one
Vineyarder, a man of Cape. Now, it's Christmas
When the ship pulled on its port, once
space, we had to bite Polar weather, although all the
times in a row away from him to the South; and surroundings
each degree and minute of latitude we
departed, leaving little by little this merciless winter.
and all its intolerable time behind us. He has been
one of those who are less down, but still gray and
pretty dark transition, when morning
with a fair wind, the ship was quickly through the
the water with a kind of vengeance of leaping and
speed of melancholy, that as I rode him on the bridge
the call of the morning watch, so little time as I
upgrade my gaze to the taffrail,
feeling chill ran over me. Reality musi
apprehension; Captain Ahab stood at sound
Gaillard. End
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With the help of simple PL/SQL... for example
declare
v_str varchar2 (32767): = ' the role of trainer to support Oracle is based within the Department of learning & development, development of human resources at the headquarters of the Oracle.The incumbent of the post will have to identify training needs, develop, design, deliver and evaluate programs and technique of Oracle classes. As part of the training process, the incumbent will have to monitor, assess and validate students in accordance with the standards of the Organization and conduct of training evaluation in line with the assessment of the organization model.
The incumbent of the position must also be ready to undertake relevant training and development that may be provided outside.';
v_output varchar2 (32767).
v_line varchar2 (500);
/ * Table to hold the words * /.
type t_array is the table of index varchar2 (500) by pls_integer;
v_array t_array;
number of v_linesize: = 65;
Start
v_str: = replace (v_str, Chr (10), ' ' | 10;)
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Select regexp_substr (v_str, "[^] +', 1, level")
bulk collect into v_array
of the double
connect regexp_substr (v_str, "[^] +', 1, level") is not null;
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because me in 1... v_array. Count
loop
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v_line: = ";
on the other
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v_output: = v_output | v_line | Chr (10);
While length (v_array (i)) > v_linesize
loop
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v_array (i): = substr (v_array (i), v_linesize + 1); -remove the first 65 characters of the word and check again.
end loop;
v_line: = v_array (i); -Add the word, or remaining part of the word (if it exceeded the 65 characters) to the line.
on the other
v_line: = trim(v_line||) e '|| v_array (i)); -cut the space for the first word in the line
end if;
end if;
end loop;
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v_output: = v_output | v_line;
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end;The role of trainer to support Oracle is based in learning &
Development, human resources development department at Oracle
Central Administration.The incumbent will identify training needs,
develop, design, deliver and evaluate techniques course Oracle
and programs. The process of training the position
they will have to monitor, assess and validate students in
compliance with the standards of the Organization and the assessment of the conduct of
training in line with the assessment of the organization model.See the following document:
http://www.Google.co.UK/webhp?hl=en&tab=WW#hl=en&output=search&SC
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Is it possible to get the text to wrap around a table, without having to make the array in its own framework (as a separate object)? Of course the table would have its width less than the width of the text block, enough so that the text could flow into the empty space next to it (see photo).
It is my intention to do them in the same frame so that she would follow the traffic whenever there are changes. I know that I can use the anchored object tool, but it has its limitations (which must be on the same page as - and - below the insertion point). When I do a report with sequential numbering - as in this case the notes, table and figures, etc. - and correctly generate a table of contents (to be in order) depends very much on the position of each element (even the location of the insertion points). If an item is in the same frame, or as a separate object, affects the sequence. Even notes must be in the same continuous framework to work correctly.
From the point of view of InDesign, a table is just a text character, although it still occupies a full range in itself. You cannot add wrap at a table, only a framework containing.
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I'll try to look into ARP sync settings setting in Windows.
We have suffered from various problems of connection-performance TCP a few years ago and our solution was to change the default number of TCP sockets and delays (we knew port exhaustion). The tweeks eliminated most of our problems, no changes to code LV/TS not required.
I tried to find info on ARP parameters for Windows 7, but it seems that there is much less info available that ther is for XP.
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Just try to understand HP-GL/2 in a bit more details that I did in the past, and there's something I'm not understand with using the command of SR for stretch the size of characters.
It works if I use 600 user-units-per-inch and the HP-GL/2 default axes (the values are rising to the TOP page).
SC0,1.6933,0,1.6933,2; Scale sets user units = 600 per-inch
with tags preceded by different orders of the SR , such as:
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... and even if I use the maximum (32767) value for the width or height, stretching is nowhere near as well as printed using small values of SR original with the HP-GL/2 y-axis Setup.
I believe that the example (in PCL5 Technical Reference manual, table 19-5 "toadapt the system of coordinates of HP-GL/2 depending on the PCL in guidance system was") is incorrect.
The correct IR command expected to be:
IR0,100,100,0
It fits logically with the specification of the IR (input Relative P1 and P2) command that she "established places of P1 and P2 as a percentage of the image of PCL.
The command is in the format:
IR XP1,YP1,[XP2,YP2;]
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To make this more clear, the situation of default (HP-GL/2 y axis) where P1 is lower left, and P2 is in top right of the image. the IR by default coordinates are 0,0,100,100:
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SR5,-4
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Hi, what is the most simple/better approach to achieve an Image carousel as that of the BB World apps proposed carousel?
Any idea?
Thank you!!!
The easiest way is probably to create a horizontal list, fill it with images (probably with a rendering of the custom element), then scroll programmatically by using the scrollToIndex() method every few seconds.
Another method, in simple Flash, would be to create a Sprite, add pictures to this sprite, and then animate the scrollRect property. If your sprite's width less than full screen, you need to hide it. You will also need to manage drag/drag, if you want your ride to be interactive that way.
Simple Flash is potentially faster, because it would contain less overhead, but do not forget that considerable efforts have been set UI of BB to optimize it for the device. If you don't know exactly what you are doing, it is probably best to use BB controls. But for simple things, approach of the ether is probably fine.
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I am trying to understand the difference between getPreferredWidth and setExtent, which relate to the width of a custom field.
I create a field that may be greater than the width of the screen. The field is made up of cells (for example columns and lines or cells, such as a table). The cells contain text, shapes, lines, color, etc. When I display the field I only paint the visible columns on the screen and allow the user to use the trackball to accomplish the columns out of the screen.
At present, getPreferredWidth returns the total width of the field without all the empty columns, is longer than the width of the screen. I use the same value in setExtent for width. GetPreferredWidth must return the size of the field that is painted on the screen - the total width less the width of the columns out of the screen? I have the same question about setExtent - width either in total, longer than the screen width or the width of the part of the field that is painted on the screen?
If I use the width of what is painted on the screen or the other of these methods, then the width changes when the user scrolls through the field. As the user scrolls, I calculate the number of columns will agree to a width of the screen and paint these columns. Is it a problem to have the PreferredWidth and the setExtent change width? I read that setExtent is called only when the Manager sets this field, so that the changes will not be recognized.
It seems to work in two ways in a few simple tests, but I was just curious as the value of width that is right.
Thank you!
Mark
When a field has changed in a way that requires the update of the screen (for example, after scrolling offset changes), simply call invalidate() from this area. That will eventually lead to paint (Graphics) for the field. At this point, you return the update field. (If only part of a field - as a single cell - needs to be updated, there invalidate() versions that accept arguments where, for efficiency, you can limit the update for just this part.)
If I understand your needs, you can achieve the effect desired in the paint method. You can use the current dimensions of the field, the cutting of the graphics area, and your internal roll compensates to decide what to paint and what to delete. Let your custom field leave white space where you decide of doesn't make is not part of a cell. There is no need to change the scope of the field.
If you go about it by changing the dimensions of the field, and then you ask the system to play much more work he has to do. If the custom field is the only field on the screen, it won't make much difference in the behavior (although there may be performance). With more than one field, it can be weird effects. For example, suppose that your custom field is one of several fields in a HorizontalFieldManager and you change the field width. When the HorizontalFieldManager recalculates its own layout, it will change the horizontal position of the fields to the right. The effect on the user, I think, would be really confusing: as the custom field parade, parties to the right of the screen could bounce left and right as the changed width field. I can't imagine that's what you want.
Here's another way to think about this: absent some bit of style, your custom field would prefer be exactly wide and high enough to show all without scrolling. So the width and height would be based on adding the appropriate cell widths and heights, regardless of what actually is on the display. (It's also a long time that you do not have something fanciful.) If the optimum height is a function of the width available - as with sheathed on the line of text - you would implement this logic in the layout method. You then have no use for autonomous preferred width and height).
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Strange bug in Windows 7 on java JDialog
whenever a JDialog appears, it will change to half-width mode full mode hunting
language setting
http://i.imgur.com/rLB0tcd.jpg
Prior the JDialog appears on
http://i.imgur.com/PiebmpQ.jpg
After the JDialog shows upward
http://i.imgur.com/5FCHS91.jpg
I find a similar question to stackoverflow, but responses may not solve the problem.
http://StackOverflow.com/questions/16774709/automatic-toggling-of-character-width-by-Windows-7-input-methods-in-Java
HI Santa,
I suggest you to post the question on the link below. The link given below is the link of support for Java.
Support options
https://www.Java.com/en/download/support.jsp
Feel free to write us if you still encounter problems related to Windows.
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Greetings...
I'm having a problem with some texts that overlap in a custom list field. In this list box, I am each line drawing and layout on the top left, top right, a line text below and then a text on the bottom. The problem I have is that the DrawStyle.ELLIPSIS are not the... If the text on the top-left and top right are too long, and instead they overlap.
/***********************************************/
/ * * top_left_text top_right_text * /.
/* *** ------------------------------------------------- */
/* *** bottom_text */
/***********************************************/Is it possible that I can accomplish this? I need to use DrawText and I need help texts that are left and right aligned who overlap on the other.
Thanks in advance!
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