This method terminates the current print job.
Parameters
None
Return Value
Returns True (nonzero) if successful. Returns False (0) if unsuccessful.
Explanation
The PrintAbortDoc method terminates the current print job and erases everything the application has written to the device since the last call of the PrintStartDoc method. The PrintAbortDoc method should be used with the PrintStartDoc, PrintStartPage, PrintEndPage, and the PrintEndDoc methods and is written between PrintStartPage and PrintEndPage. Note: when the ButtonName, Caption, and Message properties are set and the Cancel Printing dialog box is displayed, the ImageKit8 calls the PrintAbortDoc method internally so it is not necessary to use this method in such cases.
Example for terminating a print job
Visual Basic
Dim Ret As Boolean, bAbort As Boolean
Dim i As Integer
ImageKit1.PrintDraw.PrintFileName = "Default"
If ImageKit1.PrintDraw.PrintCreateDC(ikPrintFileName) = False Then Exit Sub
ImageKit1.PrintDraw.DocName = "ImageKit Print Sample"
If (ImageKit1.PrintDraw.PrintStartDoc <> False) Then
bAbort = False
For i = 0 To 99
ImageKit1.PrintDraw.PrintStartPage
//code to draw image or text
If i = 50 then
ImageKit1.PrintDraw.PrintAbortDoc
bAbort = True
End If
ImageKit1.PrintDraw.PrintEndPage
If bAbort = True Then Exit For;
Next i
ImageKit1.PrintDraw.PrintEndDoc
End If
ImageKit1.PrintDraw.PrintDeleteDC
Visual C++
BOOL Ret, bAbort;
int i;
ImageKit1.GetPrintDraw().SetPrintFileName("Default");
if (ImageKit1.GetPrintDraw().PrintCreateDC(1) == FALSE) return;
ImageKit1.GetPrintDraw().SetDocName("ImageKit Print Sample");
if (ImageKit1.GetPrintDraw().PrintStartDoc() != FALSE) {
for (i = 0; i < 100; i++) {
ImageKit1.GetPrintDraw().PrintStartPage();
//code to draw image or text
if (i == 50) {
ImageKit1.GetPrintDraw().PrintAbortDoc();
bAbort = true;
}
ImageKit1.GetPrintDraw().PrintEndPage();
if (bAbort) break;
}
ImageKit1.GetPrintDraw().PrintEndDoc();
}
ImageKit1.GetPrintDraw().PrintDeleteDC();