If the library is in C (or can provide C interfaces) you should be able to compile it into an external and use it, so yes.

That said, I would think that if you know how to parse the image data out, you don't need a library. Revolution is able to handle this directly in transcript. The one thing you absolutely need to remember in doing something like this is "repeat for each" When you are writing the image processing code, use repeat for each (char, likely) to parse through the data, and build a new image from that data, and you should be fine.

regards,

Geoff Canyon
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On Nov 29, 2003, at 2:33 AM, Bob Hartley wrote:

Hi all.

I use an image file format that is non standard. I have the details from the owner a 76byte header and raw data after that. This is like a multi-tiff stack. Can you incorporate an image library from another app and use this to render the image in revolution?

Cheers
bob

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