OK this is killing me. I have a huge table and all the cells are the
same text height. I am trying to change the height of all the cells.
BTW the table belongs to the drawing format. Something I want to handle
programatically becaue the table is is many drawings and the contents
vary. Seems straight forward enough.
ProDwgtable Sht2Table;
ProDwgtable UpperBOMTable;
ProDtlnote TabNote;
ProDtlnotedata notedata;
ProDtlnoteline *note_lines;
ProDtlnotetext *note_text;
double hgtval;
ProLine myliner;
just to mention I am writing this data just before (looping thru the
table), i don't thik it matters, when I check the data is the same and
i am getting good return values.
rtn = prodrw_write_cell_in_table (p_draw, mtid, DescCol, Mfg_nRow,
nTexts, line_array);
ProDwgtableCellNoteGet(&UpperBOMTable, DescCol, Mfg_nRow, &TabNote);
tkerr = ProDtlnoteDataGet (&TabNote, NULL, PRODISPMODE_NUMERIC,
¬edata);
tkerr = ProDtlnotedataLinesCollect(notedata, ¬e_lines);
tkerr = ProDtlnotelineTextsCollect(note_lines[0], ¬e_text);
tkerr = ProDtlnotetextHeightGet (note_text[0], &hgtval);
fprintf( bugstream, "height %f\n", hgtval); height is what
I expect
ProDtlnotetextStringGet(note_text[0], myliner);
fprintf( bugstream, "height %S\n", myliner); text is what I
expect. just checking
tkerr = ProDtlnotetextHeightSet (note_text[0], 3.0);
fprintf( bugstream, "cccell %d\n", tkerr);
tkerr = ProDtlnotetextHeightGet (note_text[0], &hgtval);
fprintf( bugstream, "height %f\n",
hgtval); yes it shows it changed
tkerr = ProDtlnoteModify (&TabNote, NULL, notedata);
fprintf( bugstream, "ddcell %d\n", tkerr);
returns a o
tkerr = ProDtlnoteShow (&TabNote);
fprintf( bugstream, "eecell %d\n", tkerr);
returns a -1 general error
I'm stumped. Is it possible this cannot be done because this table
belongs to a format? am I missing an obvious step??
Mark Steffke
Engineering System Administrator
The Delfield Company
Manitowoc Foodservice
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