Hi,
Passing my Printer()->Canvas  to my various drawing functions, the
FloodFill not works (Works fine on others canvas). Is any other way to
do the same.
FillRect, FillPoly, etc. are not exactly what I need. Of course, if
anyone have a suggestion to fill perfectly a region which is a kind of
open polygon which is close with a PolyBezier curve.
Regards,
Rene Wilhelmy
Montreal

Could be that your printer doesn't support FloodFill.
Check GetDeviceCaps()

Best regards Jeppe
Cramon Utilities
http://www.cramon.dk

Hi Rene,

Go through an intermediate bitmap, before rendering to the printer.
That is, pass the Canvas of a TBitmap into your drawing functions,
convert this bitmap to a DIB, then send the bitmap to the printer via
the StretchDIBits() API function
[http://bcbcaq.freeservers.com/print_graphics.html].  Joe C. Hecht's
TExcellent*Printer line of components is your best bet for this...

http://home1.gte.net/joehecht/index.htm

Convert your shape to a region, then use the FillRgn() GDI function.

Good luck!

--
Damon Chandler
http://bcbcaq.freeservers.com

Hi Damon,

I tried the Bitmap way, but it's much much more long to do the task, because
the true size of the printing canvas is very big. Also, I can't do in one
shot because of course the size of the bitmap is huge. But it's true that
this way can work ok with a lot of section bitmap manipulation.
Unfortunatly, if I use a smaller bitmap and print via the StretchDIBits()
function, the drawing lost too much precision.
I'll try on the FillRgn()  solution...
Thanks again Damon,
Rene Wilhelmy