I explored the idea of general purpose driver that would do that. You should
have mentioned how good Tetris would it make if you hold the device upside
down ;-)
Anyway, I was unable to do that...DragonBall does not support such feautures
and although it seems possible via some fine changes I was unable to make
these.
To answer your question I think it is impossible to do that via the API.
BGK
-----Original Message-----
From: Eric House <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Palm Developers Forum List <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: 15 L`pr 1999 c. 17:34
Subject: Drawing screen upside down
>How hard would it be to persuade my Palm III to render its screen
>upside down?
>
>I'm envisioning a game played with the Pilot sitting on a table between
>the two opponents. As it becomes one player's turn and then the next,
>the display reverses itself 180 degrees.
>
>I can think of a lot of HI reasons this would be a bad idea. But the
>question is whether it's possible using the published APIs --
>i.e. without rendering to an offscreen window and then manually
>reversing the lines. I haven't seen anything myself, but I'm still
>pretty new to the platform.
>
>Thanks!
>
>--Eric House
>
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