Rob Cozens wrote:
Perhaps we are approaching "use" from different viewpoints; but then
again it may all boil down to my misconception of what happens if I set
the text of an image to an imageData-formatted string. If you use "use"
in the sense of "take the imageData as a starting point for your
modifications", you'll get no argument from me. And if setting the text
of an image to an imageData-formatted string throws an error, I'm flat
out wrong. But if it doesn't throw an error, what does happen?
I get an empty image with no content. There is no error, the image just
doesn't display anything. Also, this returns false:
put (the imageData of img 1) = (the text of img 1)
So they aren't the same, but each has its own purpose. If you need to
manipulate pixels, use imageData. If you need to work with whole images,
the text is more useful.
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Jacqueline Landman Gay | [EMAIL PROTECTED]
HyperActive Software | http://www.hyperactivesw.com
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