> If you set the bitmap to be "non-indirect" ...
As of OS5, isn't accessing structure internals proscribed? Without a system call for this, though, that may be my only option, and I am willing to use it.
BTW, I was looking for the article you mentionned and nothing jumped out; searching the knowledgebase for BitmapRsc reveals these articles:
- copying a bitmap from an offscreen window - using WinPaintBitmap instead of WinDrawBitmap - Making a trigger button that greys out when there is only one item in list - drawing a Bitmap Family Member - Where can I find info about Palm OS API's?
Any hints? None of these articles discusses bitmap internals.
The article you want is called "OS 5 High Density Overview". It's article 341. It comes with projects called "BitmapRsrcDR1" that define "resource-only" bitmap definition with internals you can access.
On OS 5, you can't directly access the internals of a BitmapType supplied by the OS, but you can poke into those that have been serialized into data structures. That's the key thing this example provides.
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