This is true, and was true on 10.5 (and 10.4) as well though the timing has
changed some. The AppKit release notes have commentary on it.
This is a bit of an API problem. In order to draw a bitmap in Quartz, the
data must be packaged as a CGImage, which is immutable. This means the
client and A
It would be a good idea to modify the pixel buffer before calling
initWithBitmapDataPlanes. NSBitmapImageRep makes no guarantee that changes to
the data planes will be picked up by the NSBitmapImageRep after the call to
initWithBitmapDataPlanes. It seems to work with OSX 10.5 and earlier, but Sn
Oh, thanks! I was missing that, now it works ok. I'll keep playing with this
toy code.
M.
On Mar 3, 2010, at 11:02 PM, Graham Cox wrote:
>
> On 04/03/2010, at 3:54 PM, Martin Beroiz wrote:
>
>> bitsPerSample:8
>
>> pixels[0] = 1;
>> pixels[1] = 0;
>> p
On 04/03/2010, at 3:54 PM, Martin Beroiz wrote:
> bitsPerSample:8
> pixels[0] = 1;
> pixels[1] = 0;
> pixels[2] = 0;
> pixels[3] = 0;
> The docs say that NSDeviceWhiteColorSpace has pure white at 1.0, so I'm
> guessing that pixels[0] = 1
Hello everyone,
I'm trying to understand how NSImageRep works, so I read the docs and came up
with this simple code that seems to... do something.
I'm confused about what's actually doing, I only see a big black block in my
custom view.
My intention is to make a 2x2 pixels image with differe
