1. ememcopy.e and mighty.e
Speakin' of euphoria programmers being c programmers, is there any way
to turn a procedure/function into an interrupt in Euphoria?
For instance, instead of having to call the mouse function (i'm using
mighty.e --many thanks to Pete Eberlein [i think]) is it possible to
turn it into an interrupt?
Is it possible to turn any procedure/function into an interrupt in
Euphoria, and if so, how?
Also, to Michael Bolin --
Thanks a LOT for ememcopy.e (and pleeeeease do the bounding box
detection and documentation) however, i seem to get "causeway errors" if
I attempt to swap a 1024x768 "image" to the screen in mode 261 using
display_svga_image. I solved the problem by just pretending the screen
was 1023x767, but it leaves a row and column of garbage along row 1024
and column 768.
snortboy
2. Re: ememcopy.e and mighty.e
- Posted by Hawke <mdeland at NWINFO.NET>
Sep 12, 1998
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Last edited Sep 13, 1998
Noah Smith wrote:
>however, i seem to get "causeway errors" if
>I attempt to swap a 1024x768 "image" to the screen
>in mode 261 using display_svga_image. I solved the
>problem by just pretending the screen was 1023x767,
>but it leaves a row and column of garbage along
>row 1024 and column 768.
Noah, I had a thought about something you may wish to
check during your debugging of this "programming oversight"
:)
please note, this isn't intended as an insult to your
intelligence either... but sometimes the simple, the
things right in front of us, oft eludes us all.
with that aside, you may wish to check your indexing.
i mention this because i often catch myself accessing
the vid screen like a sequence when it comes to indicies.
to wit: the screen is 0-1023,0-767 whereas the data
within the sequence is 1-1024,1-768...
sounds to me, from your description of the causeway errors
and the 'leftovers' appearing on that row/column, that
you are 1 off in your index/indicies somewhere...
just a thought... wouldn't hurt to check eh?
if you've already ensured that all indexing is
totally prim and proper, then please disregard these
mumblings :)
hope this helps--Hawke'
