Hood Map

[Bruce Peaslee]

Here is something I designed for my own use. It is hardly commercial quality, but it does show:

• How to read/write UDTs to a file
• How to use HTML in a browser window
• How to use scroll bars
• How to get some interesting graphics simply

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Edit: I added the necessary include files to the ZIP.

[Doc]

Hey Bruce,

With me being a die -n- the wool (completely dedicated) "browser head", I have to say that this is by far the most interesting, if not unique use of an embedded browser that I've seen to date. Why didn't I think of that! 

...well obviously I didn't, but you sure gave me a great idea anyway. 

Thanks!

-Doc-

[Haim]

Could not build HoodMap.
Where do I find all those .inc files? (I have only the webbrowser.inc file) Can they be downloaded from somewhere?
Also instructions on building the project would be a great  help for me as I have worked with single file programs only.

[Ionic Wind Support Team]

The CWebBrowser class is posted in the Software projects forum, a few topics lower than this one

That is where you get it.   Of course searching for it would have gotten you there too.

[Haim]

Thanks,
As I said,I did not miss the webbrowser.inc file but the other inc's in the HoodMap project (API.inc, AdditionalConstants.inc)
Search did not find them...

[Bruce Peaslee]

Sorry, I missed that. I usually replace the include directive with the actual code, but I forgotÂÃ, 

Here are the relevant includes.

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Edit: these files are now part of the ZIP file in the first post.

[Bruce Peaslee]

The scrolling was always jumpy and trying to compute what portion of the screen should be repainted was a nightmare. So I decided instead on the following: the painting is done on a bitmap that is stored in memory. Whatever portion of the screen should be seen at any one time - either the original screen, a resized screen, or a scrolled screen - is block transfered from the bitmap as needed. It is fast enough to smooth out the scrolling nicely.

It was a lot of work to figure all of this out. I may design a window class for the future.