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Re: DirectColor on linux [message #18073 is a reply to message #17993] Tue, 23 November 1999 00:00 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
Vincent Favre-Nicolin is currently offline  Vincent Favre-Nicolin
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Registered: November 1999
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David Fanning wrote:
>
> Vincent Favre-Nicolin (favre@polycnrs-gre.fr) writes:
>
>> Right. My choice, too. Just a change of colors before TV/plot/whatever,
>> for most cases. It's clearly not *hard*, but just annoying since IDL
>> should work for all platforms with very limited changes,and
>> -IMHO-, without any change between one *nix to another.
>
> I'm not above blaming IDL for all the world's problems
> occasionally, but in this case I would have to say it's
> probably not IDL's fault.

Absolutly right, I did not mean to blame IDL. Currently the problem
is due to a limitation of XFree86. I was merely reminding that people
want to use IDL as a platform-independent language. IDL does indeed
quite a good job at being platform-independent.


>> But I have a feeling it will be a bit more
>> funny when using XOR to display text (reversibly)
>> over images. I'm in for some groovy colors =-)
>
> Yep. One reason I *never* use the XOR method. I'm
> a tried-and-true Device Copy man, myself.

Well, I woul like very much not using XOR, but then
I would have to redisplay the image (they can be up to 5000x3500,float)
each time I add some text on it. A bit time and memory-consuming...

Vincent
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