> yes but for this you need to be able to look at the display and see if a
> pixel is on or not, right? I dont think there is any function in the Palm
> OS to see if a pixel is on. That's the problem.
yes and no.. you can also use elementary computational geometry to
determine line intersections (without huge math) as long as you
store the polygons in memory..
you can get access to a single pixel.. WinGetPixel() i believe from
memory.. but i could be wrong.. check the 3.5 color.pdf file
az.
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