PR 245512 First line text of FCF is cropped in graphics window.

huangyhg

First line text of FCF is cropped in graphics window.
<< Larry Clark  --  12/08/06  12:09:38>>
In the graphics window, the left edge of the upper text line of FCF labels is getting cropped.  It looks like about 20% of the leftmost character is getting cropped (see attached BMP).  For example, in the case of 8 X &oslash; 15 0.01 / 0.01 , the cropping makes the text appear as 3 X &oslash; 15 0.01 / 0.01.  
Steps to reproduce:
As described.
Results:
See attached BMP
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<< Changes made by Neil Kay -- 12/12/08  09:25:32>>
Action:  Matt Gotch to Yanhua Huang, Assigned:  Don Turcotte to CMM Group
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<< Changes made by Neil Kay -- 07/23/08  11:23:35>>
Action:  David Petrizze to Matt Gotch
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<< Don Turcotte  --  04/26/07  11:00:56>>
Additional fix for 245513.
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<< Don Turcotte  --  04/26/07  10:25:47>>
Fixed in V42beta and V43B.
Files inserted to server
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V42\DIMENS\GDTHELP.CPP
V43B\DIMENS\GDTHELP.CPP
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<< Changes made by Don Turcotte -- 04/26/07  10:26:03>>
Action:  Don Turcotte to David Petrizze, Status:  OPEN to REVIEW
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<< Bill Velle  --  01/11/07  17:26:00>>
The cropping happens with some fonts when the bitmap is first created by the GD&T logic.  By the time Graph3 gets the bitmap for the FCF it is already too late – the text is clipped.
You can check the bitmap by saving it to a temp file and looking at it with MS PAINT.  The code to do that is:
    #include "atlimage.h"
    CString tmpName;
    tmpName.Format(_T("C:\\_Bitmap%X.jpg"), (DWORD) m_hBitmap);  // A unique name, saved as JPG…
    CImage tmpImage;
    tmpImage.Attach(m_hBitmap);  // This is your HBITMAP
    tmpImage.Save(tmpName);
    tmpImage.Detach();
After the above code is executed you can look at the JPG file using MS Paint.  Whatever is in this file is displayed by Graph3.
This is what I did in Graph3 to verify the bitmap is clipped before Graph3 gets it.  
See Graph3\TextBox.CPP which uses similar code in a DEBUG build.
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<< Changes made by Bill Velle -- 01/11/07  17:28:37>>
Category:  graphics to GD&T, Action:  Bill Velle to Don Turcotte, Assigned:  Bill Velle to Don Turcotte
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<< Larry Clark  --  01/10/07  11:02:19>>
Please see the attachment FCF_crop.zip which contains a new part program illustrating the same problem.  The graphic font was set to the installation default which is Arial Regular 7pt.  The screen resolution was 1280 by 1024 pixels.
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<< Changes made by Larry Clark -- 01/10/07  11:02:54>>
Action:  Larry Clark to Bill Velle, Status:  MOREINFO to OPEN
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<< Bill Velle  --  01/10/07  11:31:37>>
Please attach the program & which fonts are being used.  The graphics window is displaying a bitmap which is created elsewhere in PC-DMIS.
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<< Changes made by Bill Velle -- 01/10/07  11:31:53>>
Action:  Bill Velle to Larry Clark, Status:  OPEN to MOREINFO
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<< Tim Wernicke  --  12/08/06  14:06:58>>
This can usually be worked around by changing screen resolution and/or fonts.  But, our defaults should always work.
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<< Changes made by Tim Wernicke -- 12/08/06  14:07:12>>
Category:  GD&T to graphics, Action:  Tim Wernicke to Bill Velle, Assigned:  Don Turcotte to Bill Velle, Priority:  to High
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huangyhg

t:\V44B\DIMENS\GDTHELP.CPP
voidDrawFCFCallout(CPCDpart_program *m_pPartProgram, CDC *pDC, CPCDFeatCtrlFrm *pFCF, CRect *pRect, CSize *pSize, intFcfLineNum)

T:\V44B\DIMENS\GDTHELP.CPP(153): pDC->ExtTextOut(pos_x+2,pos_y, ETO_CLIPPED|ETO_OPAQUE, NULL, str, str.GetLength(), NULL); // PR245512

T:\V44B\DIMENS\GDTHELP.CPP(524): pDC->ExtTextOut(pos_x,pos_y+2, ETO_CLIPPED|ETO_OPAQUE, NULL, str, str.GetLength(), NULL); // PR245512