Textblock: Font type

Dominic Wyss — Tue, 14 Sep 2021 06:49:26 GMT

Hi all,

I'm trying to create a multipurpose textblock function. Basically its working but I have trouble with setting correct font style and font face.
Any ideas why? AC finds no errors.

!-- Init

	_iPgNr = 0
	_iBkNr = 0
	p_to_m = GLOB_SCALE / 1000


!-- Syles

	define style{2} "globStyle" "Papyrus",       2.5 * p_to_m, 4
	define style{2} "S1"        "Arial",         1.0 * p_to_m, 0
	define style{2} "S2"        "Times",         1.5 * p_to_m, 1
	define style{2} "S3"        "Luminari",      4.0 * p_to_m, 0
	define style{2} "S4"        "Arial Black",   4.0 * p_to_m, 32


!-- Base

	hotspot2 0,0


!-- Setup _rt

	dict _rt

	_rt.x = 0.5
	_rt.y = 0.5
	_rt.anchor = 1
	_rt.align = 1
	_rt.style = "globStyle"


!-- First Block

	_rt.line[1].part[1].s = "S3"
	_rt.line[1].part[1].v = "Luminari normal "
	_rt.line[1].part[2].s = "S4"
	_rt.line[1].part[2].v = "Arial Black sup "
	_rt.line[1].part[3].s = "S3"
	_rt.line[1].part[3].v = "Luminari normal "
	_rt.line[1].part[4].s = "S4"
	_rt.line[1].part[4].v = "Arial Black sup"

	_rt.line[2].v = "Times bold"
	_rt.line[2].s = "S2"

	_rt.line[3].v = "Papyrus underline"
	!_rt.line[3].s = "S3" !-> use global style

	_rt.line[4].s = "S1"
	_rt.line[4].v = "Arial normal"

	_rt.line[5].part[1].s = "S1"
	_rt.line[5].part[1].v = ""
	_rt.line[5].part[2].s = "S2"
	_rt.line[5].part[2].v = "Times Bold"

	gosub "rtBlock"

	rect2 _rt.x, _rt.y, _rt.x + _rtWidth, _rt.y + (-1 * _rtHeight)


!-- Second Block

	add2 0,-1* (_rtHeight + 0.1)

	_rt.line[1].s = "S1"
	_rt.line[1].v = "Luminari normal"

	gosub "rtBlock"

	rect2 _rt.x, _rt.y, _rt.x + _rtWidth, _rt.y + (-1 * _rtHeight)



!=======================================================================================================================
end ! end ! end ! end ! end ! end ! end ! end ! end ! end ! end ! end ! end ! end ! end ! end ! end ! end ! end ! end !
!=======================================================================================================================




!=======================================================================================================================
"rtBlock":
! ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
! Mehrzeiliger Text als Richtext ausgeben.
! Es können mit .part[] pro Paragraph mehrere verschiedene Textstile gesetzt werden.
! Stift muss vor Aufruf gesetzt werden.
!-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
!
! Caller:
! _rt              - (dict)
!    .x            - (real)   x-Position des Richtextes
!    .y            - (real)   y-Position des Richtextes
!    .anchor       - (int)    Textanker
!    .align        - (int)    Ausrichtung der Paragraphen
!    .style        - (string) Style für alle einfachen Zeilen
!    .line      - (array)  Array mit Texten pro Zeile
!
!-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
!
! Responder:
! _rtHeight        - (real)   Textblock Höhe
! _rtWidth         - (real)   Textblock Breite
!
!-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
!
! Other:
! _iPgNr           - (int)   Paragraph-Index (am Anfang des Scipts initialisieren und auf 0 setzen)
! _iBkNr           - (int)   Block-Index (am Anfang des Scipts initialisieren und auf 0 setzen)
!
!-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
!
! Help:
! mögliche Struktur für _rt.line[]:
!    .line.s         - (string) Style (optional)
!    .line.v         - (string) Text
!
! oder:
!    .line.part.s - (string) Style
!    .line.part.v - (string) Text
!
!    * m darf aktuell maximal 4 sein! (weitere Teile werden ignoriert)
!
!=======================================================================================================================

	__nLines = vardim1(_rt.line)

	for q = 1 to __nLines
		_iPgNr = _iPgNr+1
		put _iPgNr

		if haskey(_rt.line.v) then
			if haskey(_rt.line.s) then

				paragraph _iPgNr _rt.align, 0, 0, 0, 1
					style _rt.line.s
					_rt.line.v + "\ts = " + _rt.line.s
				endparagraph

			else

				paragraph _iPgNr _rt.align, 0, 0, 0, 1
					_rt.line.v + "\tgs = " + _rt.style
				endparagraph

			endif

		else
			if haskey(_rt.line.part) then
				if vardim1(_rt.line.part) = 1 then

					paragraph _iPgNr _rt.align, 0, 0, 0, 1
						style _rt.line.part[1].s : _rt.line.part[1].v
					endparagraph

				endif

				if vardim1(_rt.line.part) = 2 then

					paragraph _iPgNr _rt.align, 0, 0, 0, 1
						style _rt.line.part[1].s : _rt.line.part[1].v
						style _rt.line.part[2].s : _rt.line.part[2].v
					endparagraph

				endif

				if vardim1(_rt.line.part) = 3 then

					paragraph _iPgNr _rt.align, 0, 0, 0, 1
						style _rt.line.part[1].s : _rt.line.part[1].v
						style _rt.line.part[2].s : _rt.line.part[2].v
						style _rt.line.part[3].s : _rt.line.part[3].v
					endparagraph

				endif

				if vardim1(_rt.line.part) >= 4 then

					paragraph _iPgNr _rt.align, 0, 0, 0, 1
						style _rt.line.part[1].s : _rt.line.part[1].v
						style _rt.line.part[2].s : _rt.line.part[2].v
						style _rt.line.part[3].s : _rt.line.part[3].v
						style _rt.line.part[4].s : _rt.line.part[4].v
					endparagraph

				endif

			else

				paragraph _iPgNr _rt.align, 0, 0, 0, 1
				!style _rt.style
				"No Text to print!"
				endparagraph

			endif

		endif

	next q

	_iBkNr = _iBkNr+1
	__bkName = "bk" + str("%",_iPgNr)

	style _rt.style
	textblock_ __bkName 0, _rt.anchor, 0, 1, 1, 0, __nLines,
		get(__nLines)

	richtext2 _rt.x, _rt.y, __bkName

	_dummy = REQUEST ("TEXTBLOCK_INFO", __bkName, _rtWidth, _rtHeight)
	_dummy = removekey(_rt.line)

return

Thanks for any help

Dominic

Re: Textblock: Font type

Dominic Wyss — Fri, 27 Aug 2021 14:16:13 GMT

I did some testig and I think it's a general problem with paragraphs and different fonts.
I created a native text in ac with several lines and different fonts each line.
then saved as new object.
source code is as expected but representation is wrong.


paragraph
set style "style 1"
"text"
endparagraph

paragraph
set style "style 2"
"text"
endparagraph

What am I doing wrong?
Dominic

Re: Textblock: Font type

Peter Baksa — Wed, 15 Sep 2021 10:44:27 GMT

The problem is with font names, all used style's font names have to be correct.

In GDL the font names visible on the Archicad UI can't be used. REQUEST "FONTNAMES_LIST" returns a list of installed fonts. "Arial" can be "Arial Western" or "Arial Central European", etc...

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