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Dark GDK / 2 problems i found

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rockstar8577
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Posted: 22nd Jan 2012 14:34 Edited at: 22nd Jan 2012 22:53
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Well I'm somewhat new to Dark GDK. I'm using it in a college class and i have found 2 errors in the library so far. Or at least i believe them to be errors.

The first is in the RGB function when i want a certain color i have to switch the red and blue numbers.
For example for red i need to use RGB(0,0,255) while for blue i need to use RGB(255, 0, 0).

Now for the second problem i have come across. If i changing from the default ink set, and try to change it back my backspaces now put a whitespace where i backspaced. I tried all the different combinations with WHITE and BLACK in the dbInk() function and i can only draw if i change the ink back to dbInk(WHITE, WHITE);

Maybe its something else that i'm not noticing with these problems but some insight would be greatly appreciated.
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Mister Fuzzy
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Posted: 23rd Jan 2012 03:06
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These problems could be a user error, or maybe not. Could we see some code?

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Mr Bigglesworth
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Quote: "The first is in the RGB function when i want a certain color i have to switch the red and blue numbers.
For example for red i need to use RGB(0,0,255) while for blue i need to use RGB(255, 0, 0)."


I haven't had this problem, could you post an example?
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rockstar8577
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Posted: 23rd Jan 2012 04:25
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Here is an example and here is a screenshot. I don't really know how else to show and explain it.

I did 2 for each color because i didn't know if the backcolor would effect anything. So i did it to cover my basis.

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Mireben
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Posted: 25th Jan 2012 20:40
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You are using a Windows function by accident. The Dark GDK colour function is dbRGB, not just RGB. Change all the names and the order of the colours will be correct.
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rockstar8577
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Ohhhh thank you, so that's what i was doing wrong.

Any idea on why backspacing when i change the default dbInk makes the space white, or whatever color the text is?
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Mireben
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What exactly do you mean by backspacing, can you post some code for that too?
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rockstar8577
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The code would be the exact same as i posted before. At the inputs when you backspace after having changed the ink you the backspace is white. Well at least in the case its just a white space. I even fixed it with dbRGB and it still gives a white space.
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Mireben
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Sorry for not replying, I haven't been on the forum for a few days. Anyway, I don't know the answer unfortunately, and for me the question is still not completely clear, since there is no input in the code posted above.
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rockstar8577
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Ohhh mybad, i thought i put input in there. Well i found the problem. I tried it with dbRGB() before to see if that was the problem and it didnt work. Now i tried it again while writing up some quick code and it works. So i guess my questions have been answered
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