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void resize_window( int left, int top, int right, int bottom, BOOLEAN char_coords )
int left; // Left-most pixel or character value int top; // Top-most pixel or character value int right; // Right-most pixel or character value int bottom; // Bottom-most pixel or character value BOOLEAN char_coords; // Are coordinates in character space?
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Synopsis |
#include "silver.h"
The resize_window function relocates the device coordinates of the current window. If char_coords is TRUE, then left, right, top, and bottom are in character space. If char_coords is FALSE, then left, right, top, and bottom are pixel values.
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left is the left-most pixel if char_coords is FALSE, and the left-most character if it is TRUE top is the top-most pixel if char_coords is FALSE, and the left-most character if it is TRUE right is the right-most pixel if char_coords is FALSE, and the left-most character if it is TRUE bottom is the bottom-most pixel if char_coords is FALSE, and the left-most character if it is TRUE
char_coords is TRUE if the window coordinates are specified in character space and FALSE if they are specified in pixel space
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Return Value |
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Remarks |
This function used to be the only way to export images of a particular size in SilverScreen. It has been superseded by an expanded export image command, but is preserved for legacy code support.
When char_coords is FALSE, here are the value ranges for the window coordinates
When char_coords is TRUE, here are the value ranges for the window coordinates
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Example |
The following code will create a new screen, resize the current window so that it is 400x600 pixels, load the sdc drawing, and interactively swing. When the swing is terminated the screen is unloaded.
The following command would export the current window as a 24-bit Windows bitmap that is 400x600 pixels.
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