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This code might be really cool for animated banners but QBJS is messing up code working fine in QB64.
Have a look:
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'Option _Explicit
'_Title "Font From String Patterns Strokes" ' b+ 2023-08-27
' Inspired by grymmjack post here https://staging.qb64phoenix.com/showthread...0#pid18990
' I used his font patterns to get my version started
' 2023-08-29 fixed with -1's in steps
' 2023-08-29 Now with numbered strokes for drawing
' and grymmjack's fix for character design
' 2023-08-30 attempting to get this working in QBJS, it would be nice part of Banner printing!
Sub FPrint (s$, PA$(), x%, y%, scale%, spacing%, colr~&)
' s$ is string to "print" out
' PA$() is the array of string holding the font THE SQUARE pattern (must be NxN pattern)
' x, y top, left corner of print just like _PrintString
' scale is multiplier of pixeled font at NxN so now is Scale * N x Scale * N
' spacing is amount of pixels * scale between letters
' color~& type allows up to _RGB32() colors
Dim As Integer ls, l, a, sq, r, c, i, digi
Dim d$
ls = Len(s$)
For l = 1 To ls
a = Asc(s$, l)
If Len(PA$(a)) Then ' do we have a pattern
sq = Sqr(Len(PA$(a)))
'Print Chr$(a), sq 'debug
For digi = 1 To 9
d$ = _Trim$(Str$(digi))
For r = 0 To sq - 1 ' row and col of letter block
For c = 0 To sq - 1
i = r * sq + c + 1
If Mid$(PA$(a), i, 1) = d$ Then
Line (x% + ((l - 1) * (sq + spacing%) + c) * scale%, y% + r * scale%)-Step(scale% - 1, scale% - 1), colr~&, BF
_Delay .04
End If
Next
Next
Next
End If
Next
End Sub
I'm re-doing the Doodle draw program started a few years ago, which records what you draw on the screen and plays it back to you, showing a hand doing the drawing. This one is using a new drawing method. Would appreciate some testers. See it it works smoothly for you. I'm having a little display glitches now and then, can't seem to narrow down why. Especially after changing the color (Pressing C), the mouse seems to hang in Linux sometimes. And the hand jumps around sometimes oddly. Probably I'm coding mouse usage wrong.
Left Click to draw, Right Click to clear screen. D = Draws, F = FILL, C = Change color, SPACE restarts. Use +/- to change brush size. Press ESC to stop drawing and play back what you drew.
Eventually this will save/load the drawing files, but for now it just works without saving any files. Just draw and press ESC, it will playback what you just drew. Trying to get the basic bugs out of the way first.
The .BAS source is kind of large, so here it is for download.
(EDIT: Download removed. Get the lastest version posted HERE)
The function expects a double, but should return a string. Is this possible?
It is about replacing the Saxon point with a comma in a German edition. The program works, and I want to wrap that in a function. But the function doesn't want to.
"Illegal string-number conversion" - where? Maybe someone knows where the error is? Thanks!
This is OK:
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'Punkt in der Zahlenausgabe durch Komma ersetzen - 28. Aug. 2023
'Aus: SB S.100
Option _Explicit
Dim As Double zahl
Dim As Integer punkt_position
Dim As String zk_zahl
Print "Eingegebene Zahl mit Komma ausgeben"
Print
Input "Zahl: ", zahl
'In Zeichenkette umwandeln
zk_zahl = Str$(zahl)
'Position des Punktes ermitteln
punkt_position = InStr(zk_zahl, ".")
'Punkt durch Komma ersetzen - Mid$-Anweisung
If punkt_position <> 0 Then
Mid$(zk_zahl, punkt_position) = ","
End If
Print "Zahl nach deutscher Notation: "; zk_zahl
End
The function gives the error message (punktKomma = zk_zahl -- Line 50)
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'Punkt in der Zahlenausgabe durch Komma ersetzen - 28. Aug. 2023
'Aus: SB S.100
Option _Explicit
Declare Function punktKomma(dEingabe As Double) As String
Dim As Double zahl
Dim As Integer punkt_position
Dim As String zk_zahl
Print "Eingegebene Zahl mit Komma ausgeben"
Print
Input "Zahl: ", zahl
'In Zeichenkette umwandeln
zk_zahl = Str$(zahl)
'Position des Punktes ermitteln
punkt_position = InStr(zk_zahl, ".")
'Punkt durch Komma ersetzen - Mid$-Anweisung
If punkt_position <> 0 Then
Mid$(zk_zahl, punkt_position) = ","
End If
Print "Zahl nach deutscher Notation: "; zk_zahl
Print
'Warum ueber Val(x) gehen? Der Ursprungswert ist doch da.
zahl = zahl * 3
Print Using "Eingabe * 3 = ####.##"; zahl
End
Function punktKomma (dEingabe As Double)
Dim As Integer punkt_position
Dim As String zk_zahl
Such a long time since I've done this kind of stuff, I don't have much confidence in my struggled result.
Is this the right way to draw a line with PSET ???
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SCREEN _NEWIMAGE(641, 201, 32)
SUB MyLine(x1%, y1%, x2%, y2%)
' y% = m# * x% + c#
xd% = x2% - x1%
yd% = y2% - y1%
m# = yd%/xd%
c# = y2% - x2% * m#
IF xd% >= yd% THEN FOR i = x1% to x2%: PSET(i, m# * i + c#) : NEXT i
IF xd% < yd% THEN FOR i = y1% to y2%: PSET((i - c#)/m#, i) : NEXT i
END SUB
FOR X = 0 TO 640 step 10
MyLine(0,0,X,200)
NEXT X
FOR Y = 0 TO 200 step 5
LINE (0,0)-(640, Y), _RGB(255,255,0)
NEXT X
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