> * You can use git commit with the -a switch to modify the last commit.
Whoops, I meant --amend. -a is something else.
>>Maybe, but builtin gdiplus has its own world transform and doesn't use
>>the gdi32 one. That's what transform_and_round_points is for.
>
> True but you're still using the GDI32 DrawText to actually render the text.
> transform_and_round_points is only doing what it says, transforming the
> coor
Stephan Rose wrote:
>> Just make two commits in Git, and format-patch will create two patch files.
>>
>
> That makes sense but, one question there. Does this mean I'm going to
> have to restore the file to it's original state, then add the one
> change, commit, add the other change, then commit ag
>(reply didn't go to list as I expected, grr..)
>
>> Naw, it should still work normally. I've done aligned & rotated text under
>windows before with DrawTextW, you still pass the rect like you would if it
>wasn't rotated and set the alignment flags. The world transform should take
>care of getti
(reply didn't go to list as I expected, grr..)
> Naw, it should still work normally. I've done aligned & rotated text under
> windows before with DrawTextW, you still pass the rect like you would if it
> wasn't rotated and set the alignment flags. The world transform should take
> care of getti
>Without doing any actual testing:
>
>The vertical alignment stuff looks right to me.
>
>Horizontal alignment is suspicious. If the world transform rotates the
>text 90 degrees, DrawTextW can't be getting enough information to
>center the text. Then again, I'm not sure if rotation works properly
>w
Without doing any actual testing:
The vertical alignment stuff looks right to me.
Horizontal alignment is suspicious. If the world transform rotates the
text 90 degrees, DrawTextW can't be getting enough information to
center the text. Then again, I'm not sure if rotation works properly
with Gdip
Stephan Rose wrote:
Adds support for aligning a string inside the given bounding rectangle
for GdipDrawString. Both vertical and horizontal alignments implemented.
Hi Stephan,
No remarks about the real contents of the
