stretch & skew
Hi
Using Delphi 6, ReportBuilder
My program creates its reports at runtime. User can select any number of
fields from a list and then clicks on "create" button, my program
creates needed pplabels and ppDBTexts in a A4 report and shows report
designer to user. Now User can change any item in the report, including
"Page Width and Height". but by increasing page width user have to
increase width of all labels and dbtexts.
- is there any way to stretch & skew page width with all labels and
dbtexts?
- how can i do this programatically?
regards
Using Delphi 6, ReportBuilder
My program creates its reports at runtime. User can select any number of
fields from a list and then clicks on "create" button, my program
creates needed pplabels and ppDBTexts in a A4 report and shows report
designer to user. Now User can change any item in the report, including
"Page Width and Height". but by increasing page width user have to
increase width of all labels and dbtexts.
- is there any way to stretch & skew page width with all labels and
dbtexts?
- how can i do this programatically?
regards
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Comments
You will need to write some code to iterate through the report elements and
adjust there size.
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Tech Tip: Loop Thru All Objects in a Report
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A ReportBuilder report is composed of a set
of components. The basic structure is
Reports.Bands[].Objects[]
The bands and objects within the report can
be accessed directly by object name or
via the Bands and Objects array properties.
Below is an example of using the Bands and
Objects array properties to change the font for
all objects on a report.
uses
ppClass;
procedure AssignFontToReport(aFont: TFont; aReport: TppCustomReport);
var
liBand: Integer;
liObject: Integer;
lObject: TppComponent;
begin
for liBand := 0 to aReport.BandCount-1 do
for liObject := 0 to aReport.Bands[liBand].ObjectCount-1 do
begin
lObject := aReport.Bands[liBand].Objects[liObject];
if lObject.HasFont then
lObject.Font := aFont;
end;
end;
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