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Closest match, but not perfect is Syntax Black - re: Font Help Please
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I thought it was Syntax Black but it appears to be Foundry Sans Bold or Extra Bold (t has been altered).
http://www.foundrytypes.co.uk/ - re: Finding correct font
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you were talking about that font meta. I would like to know if anyone have meta plus or FF Meta to share with me. That is a very nice semi serif font and it is unveliebable expensive. I used to have it and others very beautiful fonts in a special fonts CD that i kept like a treasure, but unfortunately i lost it in a recent moving. If somebody wants to share this font or others like syntax, rotis, thesans, etc. I would be really grateful and stil have other fonts to share with you.
Thanks a lot, in advance.
Clau - re: guys, need help!
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I want to know which is the best language for server side programming, out of ASP, JSP, PHP & CGI/Perl
I know C/C++, and learning VC++ right now, so which one is similar to C/C++? I'll have to learn VB and Java after maybe, a year, so I guess it's better to learn the one(or two) which is similar to one of these, i mean in syntax, etc!
Also, what are the special features of these languages? Which one's the most powerful language for Server-Side Programming, and has the shortest code?
In short, I want to know which one's similar to one of these, is feature-rich, and is interesting?!! :)
And which one of those is object-oriented?? - Which one is better? ASP, JSP, PHP or CGI/Perl
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if you are not printing it anywhere on the screen that means you can do with just CreateCompatibleDC()
once again, CDC::GetGlyphOutline() has the following arguments:
DWORD GetGlyphOutline(
UINT nChar,
UINT nFormat,
LPGLYPHMETRICS lpgm,
DWORD cbBuffer,
LPVOID lpBuffer,
const MAT2* lpmat2
) const;
CDC dc;
MAT2 mat;
char ch = 'a';
mat.eM11 = 1;
mat.eM12 = 0;
mat.eM21 = 0;
mat.eM22 = 1;
dc.CreateCompatibleDC(NULL);
dc.SelectObject( font );
int bufferSize = dc.GetGlyphOutline( ch, GGO_BITMAP, 0, NULL, &mat );
dc.GetGlyphOutline( ch, GGO_BITMAP, bufferSize, pointerToBitmap, &mat );[/b:4672d4a11f]
provide a pointer to the bitmap and it should be filled in with the bitmap... there probably are some syntax errors but the idea is similar... try it and let me know
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