1. Concatenation!
Well, well, anyone, I am needing a hand here.
Like a unexperient programmer in Euphoria, and a dedicated begginer, I want
to concatenate BMPs in just one file, that can be readable to my programs.
I try and I try and I can't... :( Anyone can explain me a metod to do it?
Waiting answer...
Eduardo Uemura Okada
cool at art.com.br
2. Re: Concatenation!
Eduardo Uemura Okada wrote:
> Like a unexperient programmer in Euphoria, and a dedicated begginer, I
> want
> to concatenate BMPs in just one file, that can be readable to my
> programs.
> I try and I try and I can't... :( Anyone can explain me a metod to do
> it?
I do that in my zonez.e program. It's on Irv's archive somewhere, I'm
sure. Check it out.
3. Re: Concatenation!
- Posted by Daniel Berstein <architek at GEOCITIES.COM>
Jul 04, 1997
-
Last edited Jul 05, 1997
Eduardo Uemura Okada wrote:
> Like a unexperient programmer in Euphoria, and a dedicated begginer, I want
> to concatenate BMPs in just one file, that can be readable to my programs.
> I try and I try and I can't... :( Anyone can explain me a metod to do it?
An easy way would be:
sequence image_1, image_2, mixed_image
image_1=read_bitmap("....")
image_2=read_bitmap("....")
mixed_image={"",""}
mixed_image[1]=image_1
mixed_image[2]=image_2
-- Now you have both images in the sequence mixed_image.
-- mixed_image[1] and [2] holds the respective image (and
-- their palette).
--
Regards,
Daniel Berstein
architek at geocities.com
http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Heights/9316
4. Re: Concatenation!
On Fri, 4 Jul 1997 13:44:05 -0300 Eduardo Uemura Okada <cool at ART.COM.BR>
writes:
>
>Well, well, anyone, I am needing a hand here.
>Like a unexperient programmer in Euphoria, and a dedicated begginer, I
>want
>to concatenate BMPs in just one file, that can be readable to my
>programs.
>I try and I try and I can't... :( Anyone can explain me a metod to do
>it?
>
>Waiting answer...
>Eduardo Uemura Okada
>cool at art.com.br
>
To simple methods
sequence list, bmp, many_bmps
list = {"1.bmp", "2.bmp", "3.bmp",...}
many_bmps = {}
for a = 1 to length(list) do
bmp = read_bitmap(list[a])
many_bmps = append(many_bmps, bmp)
end for
many_bmps no contains in order 1.bmp, 2.bmp, 3.bmp
palettes included. ONLY one palette can be used at
a time. If all palettes are the same then you can
do this.
sequence list, bmp, many_bmps, pal
list = {"1.bmp", "2.bmp", "3.bmp",...}
many_bmps = {}
for a = 1 to length(list) do
bmp = read_bitmap(list[a])
many_bmps = append(many_bmps, bmp[2])--bmp changed to bmp[2]
if a = 1 then--get the palette from only the first bmp
pal = bmp[1]
end if
end for
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