1. Zips and Graphics and routine_id() and Nuerons and AI and Japan
[Zips]
"Unexpected End Of Compressed" data corrupted files can be fixed, but you lose t
he
files afterwards, meaning if you need all the files in the archive, your stuffed
,
putting it politely. There is no known cure except to see if you can get a repla
cement.
[Tamper Proof Graphics]
Dave Cuny is right. For a 256 colour bitmap, {1,2,3,4}, iy's 4 atoms of four byt
es
each, when you need only a 1/4 of that. It would probabley be more efficient to
store
then using allocate than "1234", as "1234" is {1,2,3,4}. The best way is to put
whatever
method in an include file and bind your progam, it is fun to decifer.
If saving it as a file, be even sneakier set the pallete to all orange, as all w
hite
will probablely cause them to think it's empty. Try to avoid in/decreasing colou
r
values, 256 greyscale changed to 256 color orangescale, still show the picture.
[Routine_id()]
I am only _guessing_ but declaring the functions before the call to routine_id()
should be ok as things are defined by the interpreter then the code is run one l
ine
at a time, ignoring defenitions, sorta.
[Nuerons]
Thanks for the info. I didn't know they were a tolerance switch.
[AI]
Perhaps in AI you should consider levels of true, not 0 True, ! 0 False.
[Robert & Junko]
Have a safe trip, enjoy Japan.
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