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Documentation: Extend and clean up Bitmap scriptref.

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Merlijn Wajer 2011-07-22 14:39:12 +02:00
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Bitmaps Bitmaps
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A bitmap in Simba is simply a two dimensional *field of colours*. These colours
can all be the same, or they can be of different colours. Simba features
functions to create, manipulate and search for bitmaps.
.. INSERT BITMAP EXAMPLE HERE (Picture, etc)
The bitmaps are - just as files - represented as integer in Simba (they point to
a list of bitmaps, and the value of the integer is the position in the list).
So typically, when referring to bitmaps in Simba, you simply represent them as
an integer:
.. code-block:: pascal
var bmp, x, y: integer;
bmp := CreateBitmap(10, 10); // Create a bitmap of size (10, 10)
if FindBitmapIn(bmp, x, y, 0, 0, 300, 300) then
writeln('Found it!');
Note that the previous example doesn't make a lot of sense as the bitmap has
only been created and not filled with any colours, they are as of yet,
undefined. You can also create bitmaps from screenshots and load them when your
script starts using the :ref:`scriptref-bitmapfromstring` function, or
simple store them as files and load them using the :ref:`scriptref-loadbitmap`
function.
Word of caution on bitmap creation
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Bitmaps in Simba are internally all instances of *TMufasBitmap*. Scripts should Bitmaps in Simba are internally all instances of *TMufasBitmap*. Scripts should
generally access bitmaps using their *handle*: an integer. All functions generally access bitmaps using their *handle*: an integer. All functions
referenced here either require a bitmap *handle* or return one. referenced here either require a bitmap *handle* or return one.
If you want to gain more access over a specific bitmap, see the If you want to gain more access over a specific bitmap, see the
*GetMufasaBitmap* function. It is highly unrecommended to create bitmaps with: *GetMufasaBitmap* function. It is highly unrecommended to create bitmaps like
this, because Simba will not free them automatically for you. (There's no
problem doing it like this if you only want to perform operations on it and then
free it again)
.. code-block:: pascal .. code-block:: pascal
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Save the given bitmap to the specified path. Save the given bitmap to the specified path.
.. _scriptref-bitmapfromstring:
BitmapFromString BitmapFromString
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Bitmap to String feature in Simba. Bitmap to String feature in Simba.
.. _scriptref-loadbitmap:
LoadBitmap LoadBitmap
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