Icon Editor

Cableguy

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trying to run it on the device I get an error,abou a missing "BitmapEx" object, but I cannot find it in the object list...
 
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digitaldon37

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klaus said:
There is a new version V1.6 in the first post.

I added VGA support.

As I don't have a VGA device, can some of you please test it and tell me if it works well. Thank you in advance.

Best regards.
Click to expand...

I'm sure you already knew about this - I just stumbled upon it and kick myself because my prior programming experience was done in visual studio.

Microsoft has a set of emulators for download (visual studio not required) and have most of the screens available. You can set a directory in the config and it will show up as the Storage Card

I've run a couple of my non-VGA B4PPC apps in the VGA emulator and can now see how messed up it looks (fix is adding Filippo's VGA code)

I learn something new every day...
 

klaus

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Hi Paulo,

I downloaded the zip file from the forum back on my computer in a seperate folder.
Everything works fine, in the IDE, optmized compiled on the desktop, on my Qtek 9090, and in the VGA emulator.
So it is difficult for me to know what happens.
BitmapEx is a control from the ImageLibEx library. I am using version1.4.
Attached the compiled version for the device.

@digitaldon37
I downloaded the emulator, very huge stuff !?

Do other users experience the same problem ?

Best regards.
 

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digitaldon37

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The emulator is 320 megs. There is also another file you may need called "netsvwrap.exe" to make network connections work from within the emulator, or you can download the Windows Virtual PC (free from Microsoft)
 
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Drewpeu

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Hi,
The VGA option works great! :sign0188:

The only problem was you forgot to declare the following Vars:

Ttt0=0
Ttt1=0
Ttt2=0
Ttt3=0
Ttt4=0
Ttt5=0
Ttt6=0
Ttt7=0
Ttt8=0
Ttt9=0

Excellent program and very usefull! :sign0060:

Regards
Andrew.
 

klaus

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Thank you for your comments and the bug report.

I did not forget to declare the variables you mentioned.
I forgot to delete the code lines where these variables were used, because I don't need those any more, it was just a time measurement while loading the program to find out what part of the code needed the most time.

Version 1.7 is updated in the first post without these code lines.

Best regards.
 
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