Drawing cards from cards.dll?
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Doug
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 Drawing cards from cards.dll? Followed this example from http://www.*-*-*.com/ , pretty cool. Just wondering though: this example draws the cards directly on the form. How can I draw the
cards to a picture box so that I can drag-n-drop, etc.?
(BTW, the example is in 16-bit VB... will use 32-bit eventually)
' The line that draws the card
ret% = CdtDraw(hdc, Xleft%, 0, i, C_FACES, &HFFFF&)
' The declaration
'CdtDraw used to draw a card with the default size
'at a specified location in a form, picture box or whatever.
'It can draw any of the 52 faces an 13 different Back designs,
'as well as pile markers such as the X and O. Cards can also
'be drawn in the negative image, eg to show selection.
'xOrg = x origin in pixels 'yOrg = y origin in pixels
'nCard = one of the Card Back constants or a card number 0 to 51
'nDraw = one of the Action constants 'nColor = The highlight color
Declare Function CdtDraw Lib "CARDS.DLL" (ByVal hDC As Integer, ByVal
xOrg As Integer, ByVal yOrg As Integer, ByVal nCard As Integer, ByVal
nDraw As Integer, ByVal nColor&) As Integer
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| Tue, 29 May 2001 03:00:00 GMT |
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Bri
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Drawing cards from cards.dll? You can draw the card in a picturebox by using the picturebox's hdc . In the code where you see hdc ,ret% = CdtDraw(hdc, Xleft%, 0, i, C_FACES, &HFFFF&), use the picture1.hdc instead of the form's hdc . Also , I think Cards.dll is a 16 bit dll and cannot be
used with 32bit VB .
Bri
Quote:
>Followed this example from >http://pages.prodigy.com/MO/vbsite/vb020596.html, pretty cool. Just >wondering though: >this example draws the cards directly on the form. How can I draw the
>cards to a picture box so that I can drag-n-drop, etc.?
>(BTW, the example is in 16-bit VB... will use 32-bit eventually)
>' The line that draws the card
>ret% = CdtDraw(hdc, Xleft%, 0, i, C_FACES, &HFFFF&)
>' The declaration
> 'CdtDraw used to draw a card with the default size
> 'at a specified location in a form, picture box or whatever.
> 'It can draw any of the 52 faces an 13 different Back designs,
> 'as well as pile markers such as the X and O. Cards can also
> 'be drawn in the negative image, eg to show selection.
> 'xOrg = x origin in pixels 'yOrg = y origin in pixels
> 'nCard = one of the Card Back constants or a card number 0 to 51
> 'nDraw = one of the Action constants 'nColor = The highlight color
> Declare Function CdtDraw Lib "CARDS.DLL" (ByVal hDC As Integer, ByVal
>xOrg As Integer, ByVal yOrg As Integer, ByVal nCard As Integer, ByVal
>nDraw As Integer, ByVal nColor&) As Integer
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| Tue, 29 May 2001 03:00:00 GMT |
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Doug
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Drawing cards from cards.dll? Thanks, dude. That did the trick. You're right about cards.dll being 16-bit, but there is a
"cards32.dll" that comes with Windows NT and I'm hoping that the API
calls will be easy enough to transfer.... ;0
Quote: >You can draw the card in a picturebox by using >the picturebox's hdc . In the code where you see >hdc ,ret% = CdtDraw(hdc, Xleft%, 0, i, C_FACES, &HFFFF&), >use the picture1.hdc instead of the form's hdc . > Also , I think Cards.dll is a 16 bit dll and cannot be
>used with 32bit VB .
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Alex. Nitulesc
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Drawing cards from cards.dll? Quote:
> You can draw the card in a picturebox by using
> the picturebox's hdc . In the code where you see
> hdc ,ret% = CdtDraw(hdc, Xleft%, 0, i, C_FACES, &HFFFF&),
> use the picture1.hdc instead of the form's hdc .
> Also , I think Cards.dll is a 16 bit dll and cannot be
> used with 32bit VB .
> Bri
> >Followed this example from
> >http://pages.prodigy.com/MO/vbsite/vb020596.html, pretty cool. Just
> >wondering though:
> >this example draws the cards directly on the form. How can I draw the
> >cards to a picture box so that I can drag-n-drop, etc.?
> >(BTW, the example is in 16-bit VB... will use 32-bit eventually)
> >' The line that draws the card
> >ret% = CdtDraw(hdc, Xleft%, 0, i, C_FACES, &HFFFF&)
> >' The declaration
> > 'CdtDraw used to draw a card with the default size
> > 'at a specified location in a form, picture box or whatever.
> > 'It can draw any of the 52 faces an 13 different Back designs,
> > 'as well as pile markers such as the X and O. Cards can also
> > 'be drawn in the negative image, eg to show selection.
> > 'xOrg = x origin in pixels 'yOrg = y origin in pixels
> > 'nCard = one of the Card Back constants or a card number 0 to 51
> > 'nDraw = one of the Action constants 'nColor = The highlight color
> > Declare Function CdtDraw Lib "CARDS.DLL" (ByVal hDC As Integer, ByVal
> >xOrg As Integer, ByVal yOrg As Integer, ByVal nCard As Integer, ByVal
> >nDraw As Integer, ByVal nColor&) As Integer
Goto http://www.cgvb.com/links/lpage.boa/FILE and look for QCARD32.zip It will do all you need, and comes with a help file. I've played with it.
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