SWFKit Pro: Physical page size in print event handlers

[dih]

Hi,

I need to get the priysical size of page in onPrint event handler. There is no such methods or properties in Printer object.

I tried to use a Dll object and WinAPI:
//---
Dll.registerFunction ("gdi32.dll", "CreateDCA", "CreateDC", "stdcall", "long*", "string", "string", "string", "long");
Dll.registerFunction ("gdi32.dll", "GetDeviceCaps", "getDeviceCaps", "stdcall", "long", "long*", "long");
var Hdc = CreateDC("WINSPOOL", Printer.printers[1], null, null);
PhysicalWidth= getDeviceCaps(Hdc, 110);
//---

But getDeviceCaps returns "undefined".
Is this code right?
Is there any way to get the physical page size?

Help me please.

[SWFKit]

Please use the paperSize property.

[dih]

Thank you.
But it is useless for my case. paperSize, pageWidth and pageHeight are not enough. I need center image on PHYSICAL PAGE so I need to obtain these GetDeviceCaps values:
PHYSICALWIDTH - physical page width [dots]
PHYSICALHEIGHT - physical page height [dots]
PHYSICALOFFSETX - horizontal offset from physical page edge to logical page edge [dots]
PHYSICALOFFSETY - vertical offset from physical page edge to logical page edge [dots]

Is this possible?
Thanks.

[SWFKit]

Please use the Printer.getImageSize method to get the logical size of an image

var w = this.pageWidth;
var h = this.pageHeight;

var is = this.getImageSize(image);
var left = (w - is.width) / 2;
var top = (h - is.height) / 2;

this.printImage(image, left, top, is.width, is.height);

[dih]

Thank you.

Your code allows to center image inside the logical page. But the logical page often is not centered inside the physical page. That's why I need PhysicalWidth, PhysicalHeight, PhysicalXOffset, PhysicalYOffset.

It must be something like this:

var w = this.pageWidth;
var h = this.pageHeight;

var xCorrection = (PhysicalWidth - w)/2 - XOffset;
var yCorrection = (PhysicalHeight - h)/2 - YOffset;

var is = this.getImageSize(image);
var left = (w - is.width) / 2 + xCorrection ;
var top = (h - is.height) / 2 + yCorrection ;

this.printImage(image, left, top, is.width, is.height);



Thanks.

[SWFKit]

SWFKit doesn't provide the feature, we will implement the feature in the next version.