i'm loosing my mind since a few hours with lcd : how do we erase one 

shape without erasing the other shapes around / under ???? What is the 

needed penmode ? is it really penmode i would like to use ?

f.e chanfrault | aka | personal computer music

> >>>>>> |sublime music for a desperate people|

i'm loosing my mind since a few hours with lcd : how do we erase one 
shape without erasing the other shapes around / under ???? What is the 
needed penmode ? is it really penmode i would like to use ?

-- 
f.e chanfrault | aka | personal computer music
> >>>>>> http://www.personal-computer-music.com
> >>>>>> |sublime music for a desperate people|


lcd-madness

i think u have to use sprite to show and hide only one shape

haha, this is exatcly what i was thinking when i 

when i also had no success trying this using sprites 

or zones i simply no longer made things in lcd which

require to delete one of three figures. :)

lets lean back and wait for a better answer.

haha, this is exatcly what i was thinking when i 
started using lcd.

when i also had no success trying this using sprites 
or zones i simply no longer made things in lcd which
require to delete one of three figures. :)

lets lean back and wait for a better answer.


merci Camille, i've found a workaround : keeping trace of everything 

drawn before, then redraw when needed ;-)

merci Camille, i've found a workaround : keeping trace of everything 
drawn before, then redraw when needed ;-)

> merci Camille, i've found a workaround : keeping trace of 

> everything drawn before, then redraw when needed

That'll work (and it's what I often do for JSUI components), but the 

point of sprites is to do this for you...

nick rothwell -- composition, systems, performance -- 

> merci Camille, i've found a workaround : keeping trace of  
> everything drawn before, then redraw when needed

That'll work (and it's what I often do for JSUI components), but the  
point of sprites is to do this for you...

   nick rothwell -- composition, systems, performance -- http:// 
www.cassiel.com


On 29-Jun-2006, at 17:40, Nick Rothwell wrote:

>> merci Camille, i've found a workaround : keeping trace of 

>> everything drawn before, then redraw when needed

> That'll work (and it's what I often do for JSUI components), but 

> the point of sprites is to do this for you...

I know it's an ancient technology, but the graphics object _does_ 

support sprites. In my (subjective) experience it makes less 

Caveat: I have no experience with how it behaves on Windows.

Last year I revived an old external for drawing arbitrary polygons in 

the graphics window, did the port to Carbon in some number of 

minutes. It worked great. If someone needed it and, assuming all the 

QuickDraw is supported in Windows, I expect I could get it running 

New technologies are great, but does that mean you *have* to throw 

everything old out? I hear Windows folks still run .BAT files 

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On 29-Jun-2006, at 17:40, Nick Rothwell wrote:
> On 29 Jun 2006, at 16:20, f.e wrote:
>
>> merci Camille, i've found a workaround : keeping trace of  
>> everything drawn before, then redraw when needed
>
> That'll work (and it's what I often do for JSUI components), but  
> the point of sprites is to do this for you...

I know it's an ancient technology, but the graphics object _does_  
support sprites. In my (subjective) experience it makes less  
processing demands than lcd or Jitter.

Last year I revived an old external for drawing arbitrary polygons in  
the graphics window, did the port to Carbon in some number of  
minutes. It worked great. If someone needed it and, assuming all the  
QuickDraw is supported in Windows, I expect I could get it running  
there, too.

New technologies are great, but does that mean you *have* to throw  
everything old out? I hear Windows folks still run .BAT files  
sometimes...

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On 29 Jun 2006, at 18:53, Peter Castine wrote:

> New technologies are great, but does that mean you *have* to throw 

> everything old out? I hear Windows folks still run .BAT files 

To quote a comment I saw on Slashdot recently: son, I have a .emacs 

that's older than you and some of your friends.

> New technologies are great, but does that mean you *have* to throw  
> everything old out? I hear Windows folks still run .BAT files  
> sometimes...

To quote a comment I saw on Slashdot recently: son, I have a .emacs  
that's older than you and some of your friends.

lcd madness