The naming convention Prakash mentions went away with Constructor 1.5
and the advent of bitmap families. Set up your bitmaps as members of a
bitmap family, and then use the WinScreenMode call right before the
bitmap is displayed. If the screen depth is 4 when the bitmap is being
displayed, the OS will choose the 4-bit item from your family.
-hkmlt
> -----Original Message-----
> From: manish jaggi [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>
> Your Code and the naming convention works fine with 2 bit bitmaps.
> But when used with 4 -bit or 8-bit bitmap the linker gives error #32
> Please check it again
>
> >From: Prakash <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >
> > * Create the 4 bit Bitmap/icon in constructor
> >
> > * Name the bitmap/icon starting with /-2/ [e.g /-2/Splash]
> >
> > * Add this, preferably in AppStart()
> >
> > UInt32 scrDepth = 2;
> > UInt32 scrWidth = 160;
> > UInt32 scrHeight = 160;
> >
> >
> WinScreenMode(winScreenModeSet,&scrWidth,&scrHeight,&scrDepth,0);
> > FtrSet(sysFtrCreator,sysFtrNumDisplayDepth,scrDepth);
> >
> > This way, it works for me!
> >
> > Hope this might help you..
> >
> >Best Regards,
> >Prakash
> >
> >PS: Other possible strange prefixes
> >
> > /-2/ A grayscale image with 2 bits per pixel
> > /-1/ A black and white image with 1 bit per pixel
> > /-c/ Compresses the bitmap resource to save memory
> > /-c-2/ Compresses the resource and displays it as a
> 2-bit grayscale
> >image
> > /-c-1/ Compresses the resource and displays it as a
> black and white
> >image
> >
> >--- Todd Walk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > The monochrome devices seem to start in 1-bit, but I
> > > need to change to 4-bit.
> > >
> > > After looking again at Aaron's toggle program, I still
> > > don't really understand how this works.
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