Aaron,

        have you thought of adding ICONCOLOR, ICONGREY, SMALLICONCOLOR and
SMALLICONGREY?

        Mike McCollister

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> From:         Aaron Ardiri[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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> Subject:      BITMAPCOLOR in pilrc
> 
> hi
> 
>   i have submitted my patch to John Williams - who is going to 
>   submit everything to Wes directly (one hopes) :)) however, for
>   those people that cannot wait here is the good stuff:
> 
> ---
>   pre-compiled win32 executable:
>   http://www.hig.se/~ardiri/development/palmIII/pilrc/pilrc24c_win32.zip
> 
>   original 2.4 source:
>   http://www.hig.se/~ardiri/development/palmIII/pilrc/pilrc24src.zip
>   http://www.scumby.com/scumbysoft/pilot/pilrc/pilrcsrc.zip
> 
>   diff's from version 2.4:
>   http://www.hig.se/~ardiri/development/palmIII/pilrc/pilrc24c.diff
> ---
> 
>   two tags have been added being BITMAPCOLOR and BITMAPCOLOUR (to
>   suit both english and american spelling) :)) - either way is the
>   same for us australians :))
> 
>   usage is exactly the same as previous bitmaps:
> 
> ---
> BITMAP      ID 1000 "test.bmp"         // requires 1bpp .bmp
> BITMAPGREY  ID 1001 "testgrey.bmp"     // requires 16 color .bmp
> BITMAPCOLOR ID 1002 "testcolor.bmp"    // required 256 color .bmp
> ---
> 
>   this patch is preliminary - there are some extra things that
>   can be done (like optimize the color table).. right now the
>   color table is preserved - and 256 color values are dumped
>   (future - if only 16 are used, then dump 16?) :P this can wait
>   for another all-nighter :))
> 
>   i have tested it by loading one bitmap into a .prc - and
>   displaying it (using gcc 0.50 on win32) dont use the COMPRESS
>   tag.. you get strange results :)) i dont know the affect of
>   storing two bitmaps on the screen at the same time that have
>   different color tables..
> 
>   *try it* :)
> 
>   David Fedor: whats the deal with the OS handling more than one
>                bitmap at the same time? do they share color tables?
>                what algorithms are used to "generate this global"
>                color table?
> 
>   cheers.
> 
> az.
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