Try testing in the simulator with it set to 16-bit color -- that mode
has no indices, just direct RGB values, and that's the default mode on
the LifeDrive, IIRC.
On 3/24/06, cp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am using this piece of code to draw coloured text on screen. It works in
> simulator, but not working in my LifeDrive Device
>
> RectangleType rect = {{0, 32},{160, 12},};
>
> IndexedColorType redIndex, blueIndex, blackIndex;
> RGBColorType rgb;
>
> Boolean inColor;
> UInt32 depth;
> UInt32 romVersion;
>
> FtrGet(sysFtrCreator, sysFtrNumROMVersion, &romVersion);
>
> if (romVersion >= sysVersion35)
> WinPushDrawState();
>
> // first, what color depth are we in?
> if (romVersion < sysVersion30) {
> depth = 1; // no system support for gray or colors.
> inColor = 0;
> }
> else {
> WinScreenMode(winScreenModeGet, 0, 0, &depth, 0);
> inColor = (depth==8);
> }
>
> if (romVersion >= sysVersion35) {
> // black's index changes for different depths (but is
> always at the highest palette entry)
> MemSet(&rgb, sizeof(rgb), 0);
> blackIndex = WinRGBToIndex(&rgb);
>
> // ditto for red.
> MemSet(&rgb, sizeof(rgb), 0);
> rgb.r=0xb0;
> redIndex = WinRGBToIndex(&rgb);
>
> // ditto for blue.
> MemSet(&rgb, sizeof(rgb), 0);
> rgb.b=0xb0;
> blueIndex = WinRGBToIndex(&rgb);
>
> }
>
> if (inColor)
> {
> WinSetTextColor(blueIndex);
> }
>
> WinEraseRectangle(&rect,0);
> WinDrawChars(message, strlen(message), 2, 32);
>
> if (romVersion >= sysVersion35)
> WinPopDrawState();
>
> }
>
> thanks in advance
> -- cp
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