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Code Snippets / How to load images in a Dynamic way - Use them - and Remove them

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Posted: 27th Sep 2003 00:06
Aimed at showing people a more professional way of loading media into dark basic and how to use it.



A realy usefull function that can be amended to load any type of media.
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Posted: 30th Sep 2003 17:26
Nice clean Function! I will probably adopt this method of loading media

It could use a few comments to explain that its main purpose is to assign image numbers in a sequential order.

Will the image names need to be GLOBAL to work inside funtions?

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Posted: 15th Oct 2003 19:00
I have a question,

A function always remembers a local variable once it's been executed. So all you have to do is increase the count if the file exists.

That will save you a loop that costs a bit more processing power...

check my codebase for object managment functions. I use arrays but now you gave me an idea to use local ints instead...

nice one.

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Posted: 15th Oct 2003 19:03
AHA I see...

you want to delete images using the db command... I wrote a function to do that, hence the array... nice one. I will convert to your system.

Cheers.

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