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Re: [hylafax-users] BreakIntoLines goes the wrong direction?



I looked at the BreakIntoLines procedure and played around changing the two
'show' commands from 'index sub 2' to 'index add 2' and that worked.

I just read Alan's message and the suggestion of -93 vs 93 works also and is
of course the better solution.  The obvious thing I missed was the negative
sign.

Thanks Lee & Alan.

-----Original Message-----
From: Lee Howard [mailto:faxguy@deanox.com]
Sent: May 11, 2001 2:25 PM
To: Curtis Rempel; 'hylafax-users@hylafax.org'
Subject: Re: [hylafax-users] BreakIntoLines goes the wrong direction?


At 01:54 PM 5/11/01 -0600, Curtis Rempel wrote:
>I've been playing around with a custom cover page on 4.1b3 for awhile now
>and gave up on the BreakIntoCommentX procedure - the only thing I could get
>it to do was print one long line of comments that ran off the page.
>Looking at BreakIntoLines seemed to be the way to go.  Out of the gate, it
>works great, however, my comments go up the page instead of down the page.
>That is, the first line of comments starts in the correct position but the
>next line appears above the first line instead of below it and on it goes
up
>the page instead of down the page.
>
>Here's the PostScript I'm using:
>
>/linewidth 1783 def
>/lineheight 93 def
>/y 1517 def /x 300 def
>linewidth lineheight x y comments BreakIntoLines
>
>I must be missing something obvious....

Yeah, postscript coordinates are in the 1st quadrant, so as you go down a
page the y coordinate gets smaller, not bigger.

You may want to take a look at:
http://bugs.hylafax.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=81

If you can make the given patch use stringwidth rather than
character-count, then we can probably get the patch committed to CVS.

Thanks.

Lee


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