Re: Help again
- Posted by "theskaman at mindspring.com" <theskaman at MINDSPRING.COM> Apr 10, 1999
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> ** Original Subject: Re: Help again > ** Original Sender: "M. Schut" <m.schut at TWI.TUDELFT.NL> > ** Original Date: Sat, 10 Apr 1999 11:19:26 +0200 > ** Original Message follows... > > There were some errors in your type definitions and the creation of the blank > WIF: > > 1. RGB_Trip -> Forgot to return 1 when it is a valid RGB-color > 2. The creation of the BlankWIF: > 2.1 You've used > | temp = {0,0,0} > | for count = 2 to MaxPal do > | temp = append(temp, {0,0,0}) > | end for > This creates an sequence: > {0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,... } > Where you would want to get { {0,0,0}, {0,0,0}, {0,0,0} ... } > Solution modified temp into: temp = { {0,0,0} } > or (easier) : temp = repeat({0,0,0}, MaxPal) -- > And erase the for-loop > 2.2 BlankWIF = append(append(append(BlankWIF, temp), 0), 0) > Here you set the size of the image to 0x0 However in the > type-check for a valid image > you check whether it is at least 1x1. So you could change the > type-check, or you can > substitute the 0's by 1's. (BlankWIF = > append(append(append(BlankWIF, temp), 1), 1) > 2.3 temp2 = temp [See point 2.1] > Change this to: temp2 = { temp } > for count = 2 to MaxWidth -- Instead of > MaxHeight > . > for count = 2 to MaxHeight -- Instead of > MaxWidth > Or easier substitute: > | temp = {0} > | for count = 2 to MaxHeight do > | temp = append(temp, 0) > | end for > | temp2 = { temp } ----------- > | for count2 = 2 to MaxWidth do > | temp2 = append(temp2, temp) > | end for > with: > | temp2 = repeat(repeat(0,MaxHeight),MaxWidth) > You did originally create a image with horizontal scanlines, > however when you checked > the type of the image you checked vertical scanlines. > > With this modifications it still doesn't work -> File header exceeds 1K in > prepfile()... > But it should give you a direction. > > Just some questions: Why do you always create an image of 64x64? Even when > your image is only 15x15 it creates internally an image of 64x64. So why > don;t you use a 'constructor'. So you can do something like > CreateWIFImage(x-size, y-size) to create the image. > > > > Okay, I fixed the bug with the variables being uninitialized, and it still > crashes, any ideas? > > > Martin Schut > > P.S. <G> I love that trace-function :) >** --------- End Original Message ----------- ** Thanks for the help Martin, I will try to get everything working. The main reason I "force" it to make it a 64*64 image is that that was the only way to get it to work with FileMan, I know I probably should have made my own file i/o routines with bget, but thats my foresight. Now I'm probably going to use bget anyway, so I have wasted a bit of my time. Adam Weeden WeedenSoft Technologies