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Hello,

I create a big Glyph, which I can see with something like
the Scrollable, in my program.

Now I want to create a PostScript file of it.

My problem is, that I don't want to print all 1:1
of the image (Glyph's) with the printer.

I've set the Allocation to the bounds of my viewer.
I think all the information to print are in the file, but
he prints only on one page.

What can I do to tell him, that he has to print more pages?

Do you have an idea??


Thank's for your help in advance,

	Joerg
			(ringel@forwiss.uni-passau.de)



void DebugWindow::post_script() {

char		buffer[256];
Allocation	a;

  Allotment allotment_x(viewer->lower(Dimension_X),
                        viewer->length(Dimension_X),
                        0.0
            );
  Allotment allotment_y(viewer->upper(Dimension_Y),
                        viewer->length(Dimension_Y),
                        0.0
            );
  strcpy(buffer, rap->name_of_task);
  strcat(buffer, ".ps");
  ofstream out(buffer);
  Printer* ps = new Printer(&out);
  a.allot_x(allotment_x);
  a.allot_y(allotment_y);
  strcpy(buffer, "RAP ");
  strcat(buffer, rap->name_of_task);
  ps->prolog(buffer);
  ps->resize(a.left(), a.bottom(), a.right(), a.top());
  viewer->print(ps, a);
  ps->epilog();
  delete ps;
}