| Here's a stupid question... [message #7221] |
Thu, 17 October 1996 00:00 |
gromm
Messages: 11
Registered: July 1996
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Hi. I had posted once pefore about a problem with saving and restoring
pixmaps for cw_animate and there was a request for some code. I kept
getting error messages such as "Window 32 out of range or no more
windows" Well, I don't specify the window id in my code. Mainly,
because I am still unsure as to how cw_animate deals with all that stuff
(setting up the window, etc.) So, I leave that up to cw_animate. I
simply use the
cw_animate_getp, animate, pixmap_vect
command to save the pixmaps to a pixmpa vector called pixmap_vect. Then,
I give the option of saving that vector, which calls on
SAVE, <filename>, pixmap_vect, (and some other variables that are
associated with the movie)
then, I give a separate option to retrieve using
RESTORE, <filename>
...
animate=CW_ANIMATE(base, ###, ###), number_of_frames, /TRACK, $
PIXMAPS=pixmap_vect)
CW_ANIMATE_GETP, animate, pixmap_vect
...
...
...
now, should I be specifying window id or something somewhere? How can I
alleviate this problem? And can I assume that loading pixmaps is much
faster than say if I loaded the movie into one big array and saved the
array (which I have already tried and works but it takes about 4 minutes
to load).
Thanks
Gadi
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