the problem isnt having the characters show...its that after 127 they all get jumbled up....if anyone runs the program, itll have things such as accented characters (from other languages) as ascii characters 224 -> 255....its not a problem of displaying them, its that they get all out of order after that....
What are you talking about? Printable characters are between 0x20 and 0x7E, everthing else can be whatever the Font defines.they all get jumbled up...they get all out of order after that
Your program runs fine.
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If you want your characters to look just like the one's in the table, then use this code in your OnDraw()...
ggCode:LOGFONT lf = {0}; lf.lfCharSet = OEM_CHARSET; strcpy(lf.lfFaceName,"Terminal"); CFont font; font.CreateFontIndirect(&lf); pDC->SelectObject(font);
ok thats exactly who i need it to be outputted!! thank you much !!....lastly, is there any way to make the font smaller? (or any other fonts that will work like this one?)
>>> however, did u notice after 127 how things start to get crazy?
No, I didn't, but if you're happy now, it's immaterial, (this is just the end, the rest of the table looked similar). Of course it has accented characters in it, that's what the font has in those positions!
You can load different built in fonts with GetStockObject() or make your own with CreateFont(). I expect there are MFC versions of these, (I use the raw API). You'll be able to change the point size with these.
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