I want to import in 32bit no matter whats the bitdepth of user's computer.
Luiz Gustavo
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On 7/16/2002 at 11:42 PM Colin Holgate wrote:
I am importing a series of bitmaps using importfileinto, but they are
being
imported as 24bit, without the
get me a job in North America!! ;)
well, it is hard to say, but in US$, we can hardly get $5/hour in southern Brazil!
sad but true
Luiz
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Thanks for the respone.
I particularly like the use of mod. Now I see how useful it is.
old problem was:
repeat with i = 1 to 8
member(canvas).image.draw(getAt(glistOfPointsCatA, i),
getAt(glistOfPointsCatA, i+1), [#shapeType:#line, #lineSize:2, #color:
rgb(150, 0, 0)])
end repeat
Thanks,
Neil
You have got to be kidding. I was just trying to see if one of my temp
agencies was giving me the shaft. They quoted me $35/hr.
$35 is too low for someone like you.
The going rate seems to be highly dependent on geography, but I never
accept a job that promises less than about $60/hr. At
hi Luiz,
I want to import in 32bit no matter whats the bitdepth of user's computer.
I am importing a series of bitmaps using importfileinto, but they are
being
imported as 24bit, without the alphachannell...
what do I do to import them WITH the alpha channel??
I had a similar problem recently.
Am I just blind, or stoopid? but i can't find any
references to a property which returns the screen
dimensions of the system which is running a director
projector!
i had a good look through lingo directory, online help
etc - but could only find out how to offset a miaw
from the top left of the
Hi
To get the dimentions for the monitor (first one if they have more than one
monitor) use the the deskTopRectList. If you type this into the message
window you should get a result like this:
put the deskTopRectList
-- [rect(0, 0, 1280, 1024)]
if you want to resize the stage to match the
Am I just blind, or stoopid? but i can't find any
references to a property which returns the screen
dimensions of the system which is running a director
projector!
Check out the deskTopRectList constant:
put the desktoprectlist
-- [rect(0, 0, 1280, 1024)]
It will give you multiple list
Just to be clear, if you are attempting to access this dynamically
through a projector test for this:
the desktopRectList[1]
That way it won't fail on any multi-screen systems you have in
development. Otherwise, you'll get this:
put the desktopRectList
--[rect(0, 0, 1280, 1024), rect(1280,
At 09:59 -0400 07/17/2002, Leif E. Wells wrote:
So to get the width of the main desktop you'd do a:
put the desktopRectList[1][3]
--1280
Waha, or:
put the deskTopRectList[1].width
:)
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what 'kind' of bitmaps?
-Buzz
At 11:20 PM -0300 7/16/02, you wrote:
I am importing a series of bitmaps using importfileinto, but they are being
imported as 24bit, without the alphachannell...
what do I do to import them WITH the alpha channel??
Luiz Gustavo Castelan Póvoas
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On 7/17/2002 at 8:31 AM Buzz Kettles wrote:
what 'kind' of bitmaps?
-Buzz
At 11:20 PM -0300 7/16/02, you wrote:
I am importing a series of bitmaps using importfileinto, but they are
being
imported as 24bit, without the alphachannell...
what do I do
importFileInto destroys the existing cast member then Import
happens at the screen depth
as suggested, one workaround is to keep a 32 bit placeholder set
the .filename property (which doesn't destroy the member first)
unfortunately setting the filename automatically calls 'contract
white
In conjunction with my SkySVG project, some items that beg the question
Which is best? Meaning, best from a speed and efficiency perspective.
1. Accessing character ranges
lsRAh = lsInputLine.char[6..9]
-OR-
lsRAh = chars(lsInputLine, 6, 9)
-OR-
lsRAh = char 6 to 9 of lsInputLine
I
Try to benchmark (use big repeat loops and calculate the time spent) the different
solutions, it'll give you your answer!
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Director of Operations
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In conjunction with my SkySVG project, some items that beg the question
Which is best? Meaning, best from a speed and efficiency perspective.
1. Accessing character ranges
lsRAh = lsInputLine.char[6..9]
-OR-
lsRAh = chars(lsInputLine, 6, 9)
-OR-
lsRAh = char 6 to 9 of lsInputLine
2.
At 11:42 AM -0700 7/17/02, you wrote:
In conjunction with my SkySVG project, some items that beg the question
Which is best? Meaning, best from a speed and efficiency perspective.
1. Accessing character ranges
lsRAh = lsInputLine.char[6..9]
-OR-
lsRAh = chars(lsInputLine, 6, 9)
-OR-
lsRAh =
Thanks, guys! Always a big help.
My overheated benchmarks show that the chars() function is the winner by as
much as a 24% margin.
Thanks, Buzz, for the reminder about .ref. In my application, however, I'm
hardly doing any multiple accesses of the same chunk, so I don't have a
strong case for
()
You have got to be kidding. I was just trying to see if one of my temp
agencies was giving me the shaft. They quoted me $35/hr.
Brian Douglas (:ub)
Any ideas about agencies that would accept Lingo
Oh no, I've been writing again ...
If you are interested in Object Oriented Programming in Lingo, I
invite you to check out some new chapters in my LOOPE E-book. I
have added 3 new chapters on behaviors:
Chapter 8:Introduction to behaviors
Chapter 9:Building a Button behavior
So if you've got a screen someplace where video's running, and the user has
the option to leave that screen at any time, make sure you do a pause on
the video first, then leave the screen.
Also, something else occurred to me -- if there's a screensaver running on
that system, try disabling
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