vc StretchBlt print adobe pdf cause windows os dead

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hello, everyone,
i have a quesetion, i want to print my map in the my c++ class CPCToolView,
it is ok by the real printer, but dead with Adobe pdf printer,
and the windows os must restart. i track the flow, find out it has no response at the
windows sdk::StretchBlt(), does not the adobe virtual driver printer support this function?
I hope all can help me. thank you very much.

the codes as belows:

void CPCToolView::OnViewPrint(bool bIsToolPrint)
{
	CPrintDialog MapPrint(FALSE);
	HDC Hbuffer;
	CDC PrintDc;
	CRect rt1;
	GetClientRect(rt1);	
	if(m_hBufferDC==NULL)
	{
		MessageBox(GetUILanguage().LoadUIString
(IDS_CUR_PICTURE_CANNOT_PRINT),m_WwarnTitle);
		return;
	}
	HDC hMemDC = ::CreateCompatibleDC(m_hBufferDC);
	if( hMemDC == NULL )
		return;
	HBITMAP hMemDcBmp = CreateCompatibleBitmap(m_hBufferDC,rt1.Width(), rt1.Height()+18);
	HBITMAP hOldMemBmp = (HBITMAP)::SelectObject(hMemDC,hMemDcBmp);
	if (!bIsToolPrint)
	{
		if (IDCANCEL == OnPrintSet())
		{
			return;
		}
	}
	MapPrint.GetDefaults();
	if (m_pPrintDevmode != NULL)
	{
		MapPrint.m_pd.hDevMode = m_pPrintDevmode; 
		MapPrint.m_pd.hDevNames = m_pPrintDevName;
	}
	Hbuffer=MapPrint.CreatePrinterDC();
	if(Hbuffer==NULL)
	{
		MessageBox(GetUILanguage().LoadUIString
(IDS_MSG_UNCONNECT_TO_PRINTER),m_WwarnTitle);
	  return;
	}
	PrintDc.Attach(Hbuffer);
	DEVMODE* pPrintDevModeInfo;
// 	UINT32 nPrintWidth;
// 	UINT32 nPrintHeight;
	UINT32 nPrintDCWidth;
	UINT32 nPrintDCHeight;
// 	UINT32 nUnPrintWidth;
// 	UINT32 nUnPrintHeight;
	int nXPtDPI = GetDeviceCaps(Hbuffer,LOGPIXELSX);
	int nYPtDPI = GetDeviceCaps(Hbuffer,LOGPIXELSY);
	nPrintDCWidth = GetDeviceCaps(Hbuffer,HORZSIZE)*10;
	nPrintDCHeight = GetDeviceCaps(Hbuffer,VERTSIZE)*10;
	pPrintDevModeInfo = (LPDEVMODE)GlobalLock(MapPrint.m_pd.hDevMode); 
	::GlobalUnlock(MapPrint.m_pd.hDevMode); 
	nPrintDCWidth = nPrintDCWidth*100/254.0 -1;
	nPrintDCHeight = nPrintDCHeight*100/254.0 -1;
	PrintDc.SetMapMode(MM_LOENGLISH);
	PrintDc.SetWindowOrg(0,0);
	PrintDc.SetWindowExt(nPrintDCWidth,nPrintDCHeight);
	PrintDc.SetViewportOrg(0,0);
	PrintDc.SetViewportExt(nPrintDCWidth,nPrintDCHeight);
	PrintDc.SetStretchBltMode(HALFTONE);
	PrintDc.SetBrushOrg(0,0);

//if move these draw functions in front of sentence(PrintDc.Attach(Hbuffer);)
//it will not dead, but the out map printing picture is all black with nothing.
	DrawBakMap(hMemDC,TRUE);
	DrawGrid(hMemDC,TRUE);
	DrawScale(hMemDC,TRUE);
	DrawUserDataPt(hMemDC,TRUE);
	DrawUserDataCB(hMemDC,TRUE);
	DrawUserDataNL(hMemDC,TRUE);
	DrawUserDataTrack(hMemDC,TRUE);
	PrintDrawIcon(hMemDC,rt1);
	double dPictureRadio = rt1.Height()/rt1.Width();
	double dPrintDcRadio = nPrintDCHeight/nPrintDCWidth;
	if (dPictureRadio > dPrintDcRadio)
	{
		nPrintDCWidth = nPrintDCHeight*rt1.Width()/rt1.Height();
	}
	else
	{
		nPrintDCHeight = nPrintDCWidth*rt1.Height()/rt1.Width();
	}	
	PrintDc.StartDoc(_T("test"));
	PrintDc.StartPage();
	::StretchBlt(Hbuffer,0,0,nPrintDCWidth,-nPrintDCHeight,hMemDC,0,0,rt1.Width(),rt1.Height
(),SRCCOPY);
	PrintDc.EndPage();
	PrintDc.EndDoc();
	hMemDcBmp = (HBITMAP)::SelectObject(hMemDC,hOldMemBmp);
	if (hMemDC)
	{
		DeleteDC(hMemDC);
	}
	PrintDc.DeleteDC

Posted 20-Sep-11 15:15pm

bianqk

Updated 20-Sep-11 17:27pm

Prerak Patel

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Prerak Patel 20-Sep-11 23:27pm

Corrected code block

3 solutions

Solution 3

You also need to check your error handling code. In cases where things get cancelled you are leaking HDC and bitmap resources.

HDC hMemDC = ::CreateCompatibleDC(m_hBufferDC);
if( hMemDC == NULL )
    return;
HBITMAP hMemDcBmp = CreateCompatibleBitmap(m_hBufferDC,rt1.Width(), rt1.Height()+18);
HBITMAP hOldMemBmp = (HBITMAP)::SelectObject(hMemDC,hMemDcBmp);
if (!bIsToolPrint)
{
    if (IDCANCEL == OnPrintSet())
    {
        // leaking resources here
        return;
    }
}

Posted 10-Oct-11 6:38am

Roger Allen

Solution 1

StretchBlt[^] returns a BOOL, so check for its return value and only proceed when it returns TRUE.
When FALSE is returned use the GetLastError[^] function and see what the error returned is. You can then proceed from there.

Posted 20-Sep-11 22:29pm

André Kraak

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bianqk · Accepted Answer · 2011-10-07T22:08:00

Solution 2

first, thanks all
now i got the solution, i guess the adobe do not support the advanced

StretchBlt

function, and i used

SetDIBitsToDevice

instead of, and it's ok.

thank all guys.

Posted 7-Oct-11 22:08pm

bianqk