Thanks both for your input!
However, Wolfgang, Im having trouble with your suggestion. Perhaps Ive
interpreted wrongly?
Heres how I got on:
100 REMark Convert screens mode 33 to 32
110 REMark POC, pjw, December 16th 2017
120 :
140 fnm$ = 'ram2_dmp1024x768_scr'
150 :
160 t = DATE
170 ERT ScrCv33to32(fnm$, fnm$ & '_32')
180 PRINT DATE - t
190 :
200 DEFine FuNction ScrCv33to32(fnmi$, fnmo$)
210 ch = FOP_IN(fnm$): IF ch < 0: RETurn ch
220 fl = FLEN(#ch): CLOSE#ch
230 adr = ALCHP(fl): LBYTES fnm$, adr
240 :
250 REMark 12345678 9ABCDEFG (in string coordinates)
260 REMark ggGGGRRR rrBBBbbW <- input
270 FOR a = adr TO adr + fl - 2 STEP 2
280 c$ = BIN$(PEEK_W(a), 16)
290 REMark GGGBBBbb RRRrrggW:
300 c$ = c$(3 TO 5) & c$(11 TO 15) & c$(6 TO 10) & c$(1 TO 2) & c$(16)
310 REMark ggWBBBbb RRRrrGGG -> RRRrrGGG ggWBBBbb in big-endian:
320 remark c$ = c$(1 TO 2) & c$(16) & c$(11 TO 15) & c$(6 TO 10) &
c$(3 TO 5)
330 POKE_W a, BIN(c$)
340 END FOR a
350 :
360 SBYTES_O fnmo$, adr, fl
370 RECHP adr
380 RETurn 0
390 END DEFine ScrCv33to32
400 :
With
290 REMark GGGBBBbb RRRrrgg0
300 c$ = c$(3 TO 5) & c$(11 TO 15) & c$(6 TO 10) & c$(1 TO 2) & '0'
I got the best results. While, with 300 REMarked out and 320 un-REMarked:
310 ggWBBBbb RRRrrGGG -> RRRrrGGG ggWBBBbb in big-endian
320 c$ = c$(1 TO 2) & c$(16) & c$(11 TO 15) & c$(6 TO 10) & c$(3 TO 5)
(which is how I understood your suggestion) BGIMAGE
"ram2_dmp1024x768_scr" went psychedelic!
On 16/12/2017 11:59, Wolf via Ql-Users wrote:
Hi Per,
The PC switches the bytes around.
So
gggbbbbb rrrrrgg0
actually means
rrrrrgg0 gggbbbbb
In other words, you're switching the third highest byte for green on
or off.
If you sure that's what you want, then that's fine.
Wolfgang
On 16/12/2017 11:43, pjwitte via Ql-Users wrote:
I havent tested your suggestion yet, Wolfgang, but what I found so
far was that gggbbbbbrrrrrgg0 appears (to my eye) to look cleaner
than gggbbbbbrrrrrggW. Is that so wrong? ;)
BTW, when converting the translation to assembler, I found the
following representation helpful:
GGGggRRR rrBBBbbW = mode 33
gggBBBbb RRRrrGGG = mode 32
gggBBBbb RRRrrGGW = mode 32 translated
Per
On 16/12/2017 10:55, Wolf via Ql-Users wrote:
No, not the same as %gggbbbbbrrrrrggW, as suggested in the
original post.
Wolfgang
On 16/12/2017 10:18, Peter Graf via Ql-Users wrote:
Wolfgang Lenerz via Ql-Users wrote:
I'd do it this way
%ggWbbbbbrrrrrggg
Which is the same :)
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