[Resolved] Point(x,y) with Start/Stop Drawing
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[Resolved] Point(x,y) with Start/Stop Drawing
Would it be possible to have iColour.i = Point(x,y) work without Start/Stop Drawing?
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Re: Point(x,y) with Start/Stop Drawing
Which source should point use then?
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Re: Point(x,y) with Start/Stop Drawing
A previously defined Device Context, in a similar way to the API GetPixel() function
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Re: Point(x,y) with Start/Stop Drawing
in PB is Start/StopDrawing the "Device Context".
And if you want to read the pixel from the memory, you can use DrawingBuffer with PeekL().
And if you want to read the pixel from the memory, you can use DrawingBuffer with PeekL().
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Re: Point(x,y) with Start/Stop Drawing
I know, I was thinking at the time "3 lines instead of 1" but it's too insignificant. 
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