On 2/18/2016 8:44 PM, Sannyasin Brahmanathaswami wrote:
Thanks that could be useful... BTW where to you store this kind of snippet

In an old HC stack I made 20 years ago that I've converted to LC. It's not fit for public consumption but it has all my stuff in it so I keep using it.

how do you get the color a specific pixel in an image?

I have three examples. The first one is mine, based on a suggestion from Scott Raney. The other two are more sophisticated because they use math...

Jacque's:

on getPixelColor pPt -- pass local stack-based pt
  put the screenmouseloc into tOldLoc
  put (item 1 of pPt) + (the left of this stack) into tloc
  put (item 2 of pPt) + (the top of this stack) into item 2 of tloc
  set the screenmouseloc to tloc
  put the mousecolor into tColor
  set the screenmouseloc to tOldLoc
  return tColor
end getPixelColor

It happens so fast you never see the cursor move.

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Unknown author:

function readPixelColor pVal
   put globalLoc(pVal) into pVal
   put item 1 of pVal + 1 into item 3 of pVal
   put item 2 of pVal + 1 into item 4 of pVal
   export snapshot from rect pVal to templateImage
   get the imageData of templateImage
   reset templateImage
return byteToNum(char 2 of it) & "," & byteToNum(char 3 of it) & "," & byteToNum(char 4 of it)
end readPixelColor

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Scott Rossi:

local theImageData

function getPixelColor pImage,pX,pY
   if theImageData is empty then put the imageData of pImage into
theImageData
   put width of pImage into W
   put ((pY-1)*W)*4+pX*4 into lastChar
   put charToNum(char lastChar of theImageData) into B
   put charToNum(char lastChar-1 of theImageData) into G
   put charToNum(char lastChar-2 of theImageData) into R
   return R,G,B
end getPixelColor


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Jacqueline Landman Gay         |     jac...@hyperactivesw.com
HyperActive Software           |     http://www.hyperactivesw.com

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