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Marius Posted - Aug 23 2012 : 05:39:33
I'm using Imageen 4.1.0 / Delphi XE and when i'm using ImageEn.SetObjFont(obj, FontDialog1.Font) the name of the font (Verdana) becomes 1 character long (V), it look like a ordinary unicode problem. Internally imageen uses a TLogFontA record. Is this correct or i'm i overlooking something / doing something wrong?

The current workaround is:
ImageEn.ObjFontName[obj] := Ansistring(FontDialog1.Font.Name);
ImageEn.ObjFontHeight[obj] := FontDialog1.Font.Height;
ImageEn.ObjFontStyles[obj] := FontDialog1.Font.Style;

Regards,
Marius
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fab Posted - Aug 27 2012 : 00:40:03
Thank you! This bug will be fixed in next minor release.