From: "Rudolf Harney" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Ivan Montes wrote:
> >Did you tried SDL (www.libsdl.org)?
> I tried, after You wrote to me and installed a fpc version from
> http://www.grulic.org.ar/~dmoisset/sdl4fp/english.html
> - but I got a windows error "sdl.dll" not found, when I tried the exampl
At 07:37 AM 10/17/2003, Krall Ed-P27726 wrote:
Is there any way to get a white background color for a console window? I use
textbackground (white) from the CRT package, but the window is gray.
No, as you have only 7 background colors, as one bit is reserved for the
blink bit. Theoretically, you
Thanks Rainer and Ivan! I reply to both answers:
Rainer Hantsch wrote:
>Hi!
>
>Linux or Windoze?
both - but I have more pressure with the windows thing, right now!
>
...
>When Linux, I will be very interested on how you did it. I am searching for
>_usable_ units since half a year or more, but find
Is there any way to get a white background color for a console window? I use
textbackground (white) from the CRT package, but the window is gray.
Ed
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Hello Rudolf,
Did you check the 'fly' program? I've use it to create something like you
want to do. It's stand-alone, but from pascal you can generate a series of
simple instructions into a text file, the have 'fly' execute them.
According to my docs, the URL is http://martin.gleeson.com/fly/
An
Did you tried SDL (www.libsdl.org)?
I don't know if it's exactly what you want but it's cross platform and
supports alpha blending.
Parsing the ascii coords. to make the bitmap overlay should be pretty easy.
ciao, Ivan
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From: "Rainer Hantsch" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <
Hi!
Linux or Windoze?
When Linux, I will be very interested on how you did it. I am searching for
_usable_ units since half a year or more, but find nothing. PasJpeg is
possibly nice, but not usable (only Windoze) and I found no unit which acts a
s wrapper for already existing C libraries. (And d
Hi!
I want to create a coloured overlay over a (geographical) map. I do have the map as a
bitmap and I wrote a fpc program, creating informations for the map (ASCII file with
coordinates and values for each point on the map). I don't have experience in
manipulating bitmaps, yet.
Does someone kno
