Bernard's solution works. You could write C4 instead of CCCC and if
you want to see some result, you could convert it to hex values,
because you can't see NULL values without converting them.
put "0,206,0" into tColors
put item 1 of tColors into c1
put item 2 of tColors into c2
put item 3 of tColors into c3
put binaryEncode("C4",0,c1,c2,c3) into varNewImageData
get binaryDecode("H*",varNewImageData,x)
put x
Best,
Mark
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Op 16-dec-2006, om 18:21 heeft Bernard Devlin het volgende geschreven:
Bryan,
put "0,1,0" into tColors
put item 1 of tColors+0 into c1
put item 2 of tColors+0 into c2
put item 3 of tColors+0 into c3
put binaryEncode("CCCC",0,c1,c2,c3) into varNewImageData
put varNewImageData
works for me insofar as it will put some binary gibberish into the
msgbox. Are you sure that at least 1 item in tColors is non-zero?
I have never used imageData or binaryEncode, so maybe I am not
appreciating your problem.
Bernard
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