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Re: Crash from FWSavePreviewToPDF

Posted: Wed Jul 13, 2011 8:04 am
by gkuhnert
Using the new Fivhcm.lib didn't work with me either.

I noticed, that the process of my running .exe consumes a lot of memory.
If I save a preview of 47 pages to a pdf, the process grows to 1.409.964KB and the resulting .pdf gets a size of 28.454KB
With 63 pages I get the error that is described here. At that moment the process has a size of 1.774.336KB and the corrupted .pdf 34.836KB
If I try the same with even more pages, the process always crashes when the memory usages exceeds about 1.774.000KB and the corrupted .pdf is always about 35.000kb.

Furthermore I noticed, when using the word conversion to pdf (used by fwh) the pdf even with 1621 pages has only a size of 4.720KB

Maybe these figures are of help in finding the cause of the errors.

Re: Crash from FWSavePreviewToPDF

Posted: Wed Jul 13, 2011 11:01 am
by nageswaragunupudi
Mr Gilbert

Thank you very much for this info.
We shall work on these issues and achieve better optimization.

Re: Crash from FWSavePreviewToPDF

Posted: Mon Aug 08, 2011 8:33 am
by byte-one
Now the function works very good. But the question "open the pdf.....?" should not prompt! This must do the programmer, if he wish this.

Re: Crash from FWSavePreviewToPDF

Posted: Mon Aug 08, 2011 8:39 pm
by nageswaragunupudi
Syntax:

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FWSavePreviewToPDF( oPreview, [cPDF], [lOpen] )
First parameter is compulsory.

If second parameter is nil, the function prompts to provide a file name to save.

if the third parameter is
nil -> Prompts whether to open the file or not
.t. -> Opens the pdf without prompting
.f. -> does not prompt and does not open pdf

Re: Crash from FWSavePreviewToPDF

Posted: Mon Aug 08, 2011 10:08 pm
by byte-one
Oh, thanks!