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People usually declare Api string functions using string variables, think they can only print a string from the first character and use functions like mid to trim the string first. These functions are actually meant to be used with pointers to any starting character. *Added use of integer arrays with wide functions
How the simple text effects - shadow outline emboss engrave - are drawn.
2-d array class based on 1-d array. More flexible than VB's 2-d array: redim preserve both dimensions, change all bounds etc. Supports all variables including strings and dates. * Final version - now allows redim preserving by setting lower as well as upper bounds, change of array vartype, and includes convenient user type for saving array information.
People often think they can only store one item in a tag and that that item must be a string. Not so. A tag is a string limited in length only by memory available - we can treat it as an array of bytes and store any data in it including multiple items. The best way to illustrate this is by an example.
People usually declare Api string functions using string variables, think they can only print a string from the first character and use functions like mid to trim the string first. These functions are actually meant to be used with pointers to any starting character. *Added use of integer arrays with wide functions
How the simple text effects - shadow outline emboss engrave - are drawn.
2-d array class based on 1-d array. More flexible than VB's 2-d array: redim preserve both dimensions, change all bounds etc. Supports all variables including strings and dates. * Final version - now allows redim preserving by setting lower as well as upper bounds, change of array vartype, and includes convenient user type for saving array information.
People often think they can only store one item in a tag and that that item must be a string. Not so. A tag is a string limited in length only by memory available - we can treat it as an array of bytes and store any data in it including multiple items. The best way to illustrate this is by an example.
People usually declare Api string functions using string variables, think they can only print a string from the first character and use functions like mid to trim the string first. These functions are actually meant to be used with pointers to any starting character. *Added use of integer arrays with wide functions
How the simple text effects - shadow outline emboss engrave - are drawn.
2-d array class based on 1-d array. More flexible than VB's 2-d array: redim preserve both dimensions, change all bounds etc. Supports all variables including strings and dates. * Final version - now allows redim preserving by setting lower as well as upper bounds, change of array vartype, and includes convenient user type for saving array information.
People often think they can only store one item in a tag and that that item must be a string. Not so. A tag is a string limited in length only by memory available - we can treat it as an array of bytes and store any data in it including multiple items. The best way to illustrate this is by an example.
People usually declare Api string functions using string variables, think they can only print a string from the first character and use functions like mid to trim the string first. These functions are actually meant to be used with pointers to any starting character. *Added use of integer arrays with wide functions
How the simple text effects - shadow outline emboss engrave - are drawn.
2-d array class based on 1-d array. More flexible than VB's 2-d array: redim preserve both dimensions, change all bounds etc. Supports all variables including strings and dates. * Final version - now allows redim preserving by setting lower as well as upper bounds, change of array vartype, and includes convenient user type for saving array information.
People often think they can only store one item in a tag and that that item must be a string. Not so. A tag is a string limited in length only by memory available - we can treat it as an array of bytes and store any data in it including multiple items. The best way to illustrate this is by an example.
People usually declare Api string functions using string variables, think they can only print a string from the first character and use functions like mid to trim the string first. These functions are actually meant to be used with pointers to any starting character. *Added use of integer arrays with wide functions
How the simple text effects - shadow outline emboss engrave - are drawn.
2-d array class based on 1-d array. More flexible than VB's 2-d array: redim preserve both dimensions, change all bounds etc. Supports all variables including strings and dates. * Final version - now allows redim preserving by setting lower as well as upper bounds, change of array vartype, and includes convenient user type for saving array information.
People often think they can only store one item in a tag and that that item must be a string. Not so. A tag is a string limited in length only by memory available - we can treat it as an array of bytes and store any data in it including multiple items. The best way to illustrate this is by an example.