Report from code - Delphi 10.2

Good morning!

I'm trying to generate a report from code (Pascal), I have the following page setup.
    {CONFIGURATION OF LABEL - SIZE}
    PaperHeight := 30;  
    PaperWidht := 40;  

    {CONFIGURATION OF LABEL - MARGIN}
    MarginLeft := 2; {2 = 0,2 | 2.5 = 0,25}
    MarginRight := 2; {2 = 0,2 | 2.5 = 0,25}
    MarginBottom := 2; {2 = 0,2 | 2.5 = 0,25}
    MarginTop := 2; {2 = 0,2 | 2.5 = 0,25}

So far so good, but when I add a MemoView its widht is larger than the page, how is that possible?

Are they different measures?

Example:
PaperWidth = 40.000000000000000000
PaperHeight = 30.000000000000000000

MemoWidth = 136.062992125984300000
MemoHeight = 18.897650000000000000

Comments

  • gpigpi
    edited 9:34AM
    Objects??? coordinates and sizes are set in pixels. Since the ?«Left,?» ?«Top,?» ?«Width,?» and ?«Height?» properties of all objects have the ?«Extended?» type, you can point out non-integer values. The following constants are defined for converting pixels into centimeters and inches:


    fr01cm = 3.77953;
    fr1cm = 37.7953;
    fr01in = 9.6;
    fr1in = 96;

    For example, a band???s height equal to 5 mm can be set as follows:

    Band.Height := fr01cm * 5;
    Band.Height := fr1cm * 0.5;

    Paper's height and width are set in mms

  • edited 9:34AM
    gpi wrote: »
    Objects??? coordinates and sizes are set in pixels. Since the ?«Left,?» ?«Top,?» ?«Width,?» and ?«Height?» properties of all objects have the ?«Extended?» type, you can point out non-integer values. The following constants are defined for converting pixels into centimeters and inches:


    fr01cm = 3.77953;
    fr1cm = 37.7953;
    fr01in = 9.6;
    fr1in = 96;

    For example, a band???s height equal to 5 mm can be set as follows:

    Band.Height := fr01cm * 5;
    Band.Height := fr1cm * 0.5;

    Paper's height and width are set in mms

    Thanks!

    Solved!

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