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Dark GDK / missing dbImageWidth and dbImageHeight

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Master Xilo
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Posted: 17th Jul 2008 20:35
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If I can use them from within dbp, why shouldn't I be able to use them in dgdk?

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Lilith
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Posted: 17th Jul 2008 21:05
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Just because they're not documented doesn't mean they're not there. The prototypes are in the DarkSDKImage.h header but apparently they were left out of the documentation. There are a number of other functions available also, though I'd recommend using them with caution.

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Master Xilo
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Posted: 17th Jul 2008 21:20
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nono, they're not defined


Doesn't work:

Quote: "1>.\funktionen.cpp(166) : error C3861: "dbImageWidth": Bezeichner wurde nicht gefunden.
1>.\funktionen.cpp(167) : error C3861: "dbImageHeight": Bezeichner wurde nicht gefunden."


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Master Xilo
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Posted: 17th Jul 2008 21:22
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ah, I see.

Why are they called dbGetImageWidth/dbGetImageHeight?

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Posted: 17th Jul 2008 21:26
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Can't say for certain. Maybe to distinguish them from potential functions to set the size. There's definitely a stretch function.

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