Win32Prn() > Print output methods

:setColor( <nClrText>, [<nClrPane>], [<nAlign>} ) --> NIL

:setPos( [<nXPos>], [<nYPos>] ) --> aOldPos

oWin32Prn:setPen()

Defines the pen for drawing lines.

Syntax

:setPen( <nStyle>, <nWidth>, <nColor> ) --> nPenHandle

Arguments

<nStyle>

This numeric parameter defines the pen style used for drawing lines. #define constants are available in the file WinGdi.ch for setting the pen style:

Constants for pen styles

Constant Value Description

PS_SOLID 0 Pen draws solid line

PS_DASH 1 Pen draws dashed line (-------)

PS_DOT 2 Pen draws dotted line (.......)

PS_DASHDOT 3 Pen draws dashes and dots (_._._._)

PS_DASHDOTDOT 4 Pen draws dashes and two dots (_.._.._)

PS_NULL 5 Pen is invisible

<nWidth>

This numeric parameter defines the line width in pixels. When set to zero, the pen draws a 1 pixel wide line, regardless of any transformation.

<nColor>

This is a numeric RGB color value defining the line color.

Constant	Value	Description
PS_SOLID	0	Pen draws solid line
PS_DASH	1	Pen draws dashed line (-------)
PS_DOT	2	Pen draws dotted line (.......)
PS_DASHDOT	3	Pen draws dashes and dots (_._._._)
PS_DASHDOTDOT	4	Pen draws dashes and two dots (_.._.._)
PS_NULL	5	Pen is invisible

Description

Method :setPen() defines the current pen used for drawing lines. Lines are drawn by methods producing basic graphical elements such as :arc(), :box() or :line(). The method returns a numeric handle to the current pen. This can be used with other Windows GDI functions.