Beginners MFC, help predecessors, how the interface, the hope can give some tips (especially in the-CodePudding

Thanks for elder people, give younger brother a little hint,

CodePudding user response:

What do you mean, it's not already shown in MFC

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Draw a line form directly, moveto, lineto

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reference 1st floor TxyITxs response:

what do you mean, not a has been shown in MFC

image is ready, I want to do a same, don't know how did it get its form,

CodePudding user response:

With dc line painting form, moveto lineto, textout output text in the corresponding position,

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reference 4 floor mmcanyu response:

with dc line painting form, moveto, lineto textout output text in the corresponding position,

understand, thank you senior counsel

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//don't do form with line drawing, it's not science. 
//do with rectangular box 
//your chart shows the content of the 
//the table it can be said 

CRect xRect [21]. 
Cstrings xStr [21]. 

//initialize the table for 
,0,1200,40 xRect [0]. SetRect (0); 
XRect [1]. The SetRect,40,100,70 (0); 
XRect [2]. The SetRect,40,1200,70 (100); 
XRect [3]. The SetRect,70,100,100 (0); 
XRect [4]. The SetRect,70,1200,100 (100); 
. 
XRect [20]. SetRect (... ); 

//prepare data below 
XStr [0]="data space error analysis"; 
XStr [1]. The Format (" number % % s Lx (X). The 2 f Ly. (X) % 2 f Lz. (X) % 2 f Lx. (Y) % 2 f Ly. (Y) % 2 f Lz. (Y) % 2 f Lx. (Z) % 2 f Ly. (Z) % 2 f Lz (Z) %. 2 f ",... ); 
XStr [2]="measurement information"; 
XStr [3]=. The Format (" X stroke measurement points % d % d % d Y trip points stroke % d % d Z measurement points % d ",... ); 
XStr [4]="instrument position"; 
. 
XStr [20]=... ; 

//draw table program for 
for(int i=0; i<21. I++) 
{
PDC - & gt; Draw3dRect (xRect [I], 0, 0). 
PDC - & gt; XRect DrawText (xStr [I], [I], 0 x25); 
}

CodePudding user response:

It is best to use statements controls

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LibUIDK, you worth having, specifically to deal with this kind of interface,