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when I am compilig c:\fwh\samples\barcod01.prg FWH 19.03 and xHarbour.com v.19.01 I get error Type: C >>>xhb.exe -o"t.c" -m -n -p -q -gc0 -I"S:\include" -I"R:\include" -I"R:\include\w32" "t.prg"<<< xHarbour 1.2.3 Intl. (SimpLex) (Bu...

... // RDD... RddSetDefault( cRdd1 ) PUBLIC cEol := CHR(13) + CHR(10) DEFINE ICON oIcon RESOURCE "FRT" DEFINE FONT oFont NAME GetSysFont() SIZE 0,-12 BOLD MENU oMenu 2007 MENUITEM "&Functions" MENU MENUITEM "&A. Load Languages" ACTION _LoadLanguages( ...

... _db( PA[03], "bkghaz" ) _db( PA[03], "booking" ) // Icon... DEFINE ICON oIcon RESOURCE "BKG" DEFINE FONT oFont NAME GetSysFont() SIZE 0,-12 DEFINE FONT oFont2 NAME GetSysFont() SIZE 0,-14 BOLD DEFINE FONT oFont3 NAME GetSysFont() SIZE 0,-20 BOLD MENU oMenu 2007 MENUITEM ...

Temporarily I have solved my problem by changing GetSysFont() in getsysin.prg

Do you still have the problem after changing GetSysFont()?

... please. I want to see the oFont:cFaceName. If it is Segoe UI, I will check my windows settings. Temporarily I have solved my problem by changing GetSysFont() in getsysin.prg Thanks for your help. What Operating System do you use? What language is your system configured with?

Yes you are right. It appears that the characters are shown correctly.
Can you double click on xbrowse please. I want to see the oFont:cFaceName.
If it is Segoe UI, I will check my windows settings.
Temporarily I have solved my problem by changing GetSysFont() in getsysin.prg
Thanks for your help.

This is the change made in FWH 16.07 Extract from whatsnew.txt * Enhancement: function GetSysFont() now returns "Segoe UI" if Windows 10 or 8 is being used: http://forums.fivetechsupport.com/viewtopic.php?p=193067 thanks to James! With this change Segoe UI ...

... There is absolutely no problem with dialogs from resources as long as you assign a font to the dialog. Ok, but wouldn't it be better to use the getSysFont() to assign it automatically in FWH's dialog class? This would still allow us to override the default by defining a new font. Otherwise, ...

... There is absolutely no problem with dialogs from resources as long as you assign a font to the dialog. Ok, but wouldn't it be better to use the getSysFont() to assign it automatically in FWH's dialog class? This would still allow us to override the default by defining a new font. Otherwise, ...

Function GetSysFont(), has been modified

viewtopic.php?f=16&t=32792#p193101

... and Restore system enahanced to include all objects of database like views, stored procedures, functions and triggers * Enhancement: function GetSysFont() now returns "Segoe UI" if Windows 10 or 8 is being used: http://forums.fivetechsupport.com/viewtopic.php?p=193067 thanks to James!

James, FWH uses function GetSysFont() to retrieve the font name to use. Currently we are returning "Ms Sans Serif", so in order to follow Microsoft guidelines we are going to modify it this way: function GetSysFont()  ...

... font of that parent unless another font is assigned to it. A window or dialog (from source) not having a parent, by default is assigned with GetSysFont() size -12. Function GetSysFont() is in getsysin.prg

Antonio,

It fails with DEFINE FONT statements. This statement kills it

DEFINE FONT oMfont NAME cSysFont SIZE 0,-12 BOLD

cSysFont is defined as "Segoe UI", but will also fail if using GetSysFont( ) to define cSysFont

Tim

Hola a todos:

Me gustaría saber si existe otro método para poder saber la letra que usa Windows, ya que usando GetSysFont() me devuelve "Ms Sans Serif" cuando yo no tengo ese tipo sino "SEGOE UI".

Un saludo

Carlos