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DarkBASIC Professional Discussion / Flood or fill command

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Vandetta
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Posted: 21st Dec 2002 09:32
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Is there a command in DBPro or a library someone has made that allows you to flood or fill a region of a bitmap with a certain color. Like the paint bucket tool in Microsoft Paint? Thanks.
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n3t3r453r
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Posted: 21st Dec 2002 10:55
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Unfortunately the is no such function in DBpro std libruary Strange... there was such command even in Qbasic! And what prevent u to write your own function? Only laziness may be.
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MrTAToad
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What about using the rectangle command - that creates a filled rectangle ?

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rapscaLLion
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that's not what he means
and no, there is no command for that

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Kangaroo2
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I was also wondering if there was, but evidently not Seems rather a silly thing 2 miss out, for 2D work at least

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MrTAToad
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Well - a non-rectangular fill takes a lot of processing time.

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Vandetta
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Posted: 22nd Dec 2002 13:14
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Not to mention a lot of thinking too. It would be easy to write a command that would fill a basic shape like, square, rectangle, circle, etc. But complex shapes would be really difficult and thats what I need it for. Below is an example of a shape I would consider complex, the stars represent the outline.

*** ********
* ***** *
* *
* **** *
* ** * *
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Vandetta
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LOL nevermind, didnt exactly turn out how I thought it would.

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