Copperbox revision 443.
I've deleted the ZBmp1 directory - this had a prototype of ZBitmap that handled mono bitmaps. As ZBitmap does mono bitmaps, ZBmp1 is redundant.
Also, I've made minor changes to Example1 in the Haskell FreeType binding.
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ZBitmap
Copperbox revision 439.
Fixed the striping bug when going from a *.bmp bitmap to the internal bitmap and back to the *.bmp bitmap.
Now that I've got ZBitmap working I'm starting to see how it should work anyway (I'd never really programmed bitmap graphics before, so I was somewhat in the dark to start with). The next round of work will be to start tidying up some of the code horrors.
Fixed the striping bug when going from a *.bmp bitmap to the internal bitmap and back to the *.bmp bitmap.
Now that I've got ZBitmap working I'm starting to see how it should work anyway (I'd never really programmed bitmap graphics before, so I was somewhat in the dark to start with). The next round of work will be to start tidying up some of the code horrors.
ZBitmap
Copperbox revision 437.
Initial work on converting bitmap colour depths. The internal bitmap format in ZBitmap stores a pixel as a 32 bit value - the new code can translate mono Bmp bitmaps to the internal format (though it currently ignores the palette value and blindly sets things pixels to black or white).
Initial work on converting bitmap colour depths. The internal bitmap format in ZBitmap stores a pixel as a 32 bit value - the new code can translate mono Bmp bitmaps to the internal format (though it currently ignores the palette value and blindly sets things pixels to black or white).
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