i'm currently using visual C++ and i want to know the library and command to draw lines and boxes and fill the boxes with colours in win32......does anyone knows? Help me i'm really desperate! :confused: jan

help needed to find command to draw lines in win32 application! jan

I'm desperate to know the code to draw lines in win32 and drawing some trophy in win32 and pls kindly if anyone out there who knws......help me:confused: Jan

it's in Win32 console application

honestly, using this VC, it was implemented by my institue and the C language is in Windows u know like a browser kind and the program is executed in dos.......it's always in dos mode i suppose, but i know we can execute the program in windows mode but i neednt go to that yet for my project. Jan.

the function is something like that: void draw_menu(char na[]) { settextjustify(0,0); setcolor(LIGHTGREEN); //{ settextstyle(TRIPLEX_FONT, HORIZ_DIR, 5); outtextxy(180,70,"Airlines"); //top inrroduction text settextstyle(TRIPLEX_FONT, HORIZ_DIR, 5); outtextxy(280,440,"Information"); //} setcolor(15);//border rectangle(0,0,639,479); BOX(55,167,291,223,0,na[0],14,1,7,12); //display schedule function box BOX(55,247,291,303,0,na[1],2,1,7,15); //display reserve function box BOX(55,327,291,383,0,na[2],15,1,7,13); //display available function box BOX(353,167,589,223,0,na[3],4,1,7,10); //display cancel function box BOX(353,247,589,303,0,na[4],1,1,7,14); //display list function box BOX(353,327,589,383,0,na[5],15,1,7,7); //display quit and save function box return; } and i am executing the program in dos mode.

the function is something like that: void draw_menu(char na[]) { settextjustify(0,0); setcolor(LIGHTGREEN); //{ settextstyle(TRIPLEX_FONT, HORIZ_DIR, 5); outtextxy(180,70,"Airlines"); //top inrroduction text settextstyle(TRIPLEX_FONT, HORIZ_DIR, 5); outtextxy(280,440,"Information"); //} setcolor(15);//border rectangle(0,0,639,479); BOX(55,167,291,223,0,na[0],14,1,7,12); //display schedule function box BOX(55,247,291,303,0,na[1],2,1,7,15); //display reserve function box BOX(55,327,291,383,0,na[2],15,1,7,13); //display available function box BOX(353,167,589,223,0,na[3],4,1,7,10); //display cancel function box BOX(353,247,589,303,0,na[4],1,1,7,14); //display list function box BOX(353,327,589,383,0,na[5],15,1,7,7); //display quit and save function box return; }

and when the program is being executed, it's in dos mode.

the function is something like that: void draw_menu(char na[]) { settextjustify(0,0); setcolor(LIGHTGREEN); //{ settextstyle(TRIPLEX_FONT, HORIZ_DIR, 5); outtextxy(180,70,"Airlines"); //top inrroduction text settextstyle(TRIPLEX_FONT, HORIZ_DIR, 5); outtextxy(280,440,"Information"); //} setcolor(15);//border rectangle(0,0,639,479); BOX(55,167,291,223,0,na[0],14,1,7,12); //display schedule function box BOX(55,247,291,303,0,na[1],2,1,7,15); //display reserve function box BOX(55,327,291,383,0,na[2],15,1,7,13); //display available function box BOX(353,167,589,223,0,na[3],4,1,7,10); //display cancel function box BOX(353,247,589,303,0,na[4],1,1,7,14); //display list function box BOX(353,327,589,383,0,na[5],15,1,7,7); //display quit and save function box return; }

thanks for replying! i want to draw boxes with my own dimensions and maybe something like give the boxes a depression feel when the options entered from the key board.

thanks for replying......... hmm......actually i have no idea, i want to implement say boxes and drawing pics and i'm using Visual C++, when i was using Borland C++ the library was #include graphics.h but now it isnt applicable! :confused: Jan

i'm in the midst of a mini project and i would like to know the library for graphics for Visual C. library as like example: #include is for the standard input and output. I would like to those who know to help me as i'm desperate! Thank you! :confused: Jan

i'm in the midst of a mini project and i would like to know the library for graphics for Visual C. library as like example: #include is for the standard input and output. I would like to those who know to help me as i'm desperate! Thank you! :confused: Jan