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== Description == | == Description == | ||
This function will underline text with a specified character (uses "=" as default) | This function will underline text with a specified character (uses "=" as default) | ||
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== Usage == | == Usage == | ||
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Push [string] ;string to underline | Push [string] ;string to underline | ||
Call UnderlineText | |||
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Function UnderlineText | Function UnderlineText | ||
Exch $0 | Exch $0 | ||
Push $1 | Push $1 | ||
Push $2 | Push $2 | ||
Push $3 | Push $3 | ||
DetailPrint "$0" | |||
loop: | StrLen $2 $0 | ||
StrCpy $1 "=" #("=" is underline character) | |||
loop: | |||
done: | StrCpy $1 "$1=" #underline text ("=" is underline character) | ||
StrLen $3 $1 | |||
Pop $3 | StrCmp $3 $2 done loop | ||
Pop $2 | done: | ||
Pop $1 | |||
Pop $0 | DetailPrint "$1" | ||
Pop $3 | |||
Pop $2 | |||
Pop $1 | |||
Pop $0 | |||
FunctionEnd | FunctionEnd | ||
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-Stu | -Stu | ||
[[Category:User Interface Functions]] | |||
Latest revision as of 10:52, 16 October 2005
| Author: Afrow UK (talk, contrib) |
Description
This function will underline text with a specified character (uses "=" as default) Use Fixedsys for the LogWindow font, so that each character is evenly spaced. (To set the LogWindow font to Fixedsys, use the function Change Log Window Font)
Usage
Push [string] ;string to underline Call UnderlineText
The Function
Function UnderlineText Exch $0 Push $1 Push $2 Push $3 DetailPrint "$0" StrLen $2 $0 StrCpy $1 "=" #("=" is underline character) loop: StrCpy $1 "$1=" #underline text ("=" is underline character) StrLen $3 $1 StrCmp $3 $2 done loop done: DetailPrint "$1" Pop $3 Pop $2 Pop $1 Pop $0 FunctionEnd
Originally wrote for my D-Day Stats Logger v1.00
-Stu
