Yesterday, 04:19
(This post was last modified: Yesterday, 04:20 by Jules Marchildon.)
If the goal is to draw a horizontal center line, using repeated em dashes is really relying on a text character as a graphics primitive. That's inherently font-dependent. DDT controls use a default windows font unless you explicitly specify one. If that particular font, font substitution or the way the ANSI character is converted doesn't handle character 151 as expected, you could get an incorrect character or potentially something that looks like a different line... Like Dale said, it's better to draw your own line.
