XPM lib question.
Does setting the color attribute (MONOCHROME, GRAYSCALE, COLOR) have any effect for anyone? Here I always, always get either a pixmap in COLOR (Unless NONE is set!) I'm using a TrueColor display if that makes any difference, but I don't see why. What's your mileage? Angus
Re: XPM lib question.
On Thu, 14 Feb 2002, Angus Leeming wrote: Does setting the color attribute (MONOCHROME, GRAYSCALE, COLOR) have any effect for anyone? Here I always, always get either a pixmap in COLOR (Unless NONE is set!) I'm using a TrueColor display if that makes any difference, but I don't see why. What's your mileage? On the rare occasions when an image is displayed by insetGraphics it is in colour. Sometimes it doesn't look anything like the image it started life as but it always seems to have colours. Allan. (ARRae)
XPM lib question.
Does setting the color attribute (MONOCHROME, GRAYSCALE, COLOR) have any effect for anyone? Here I always, always get either a pixmap in COLOR (Unless NONE is set!) I'm using a TrueColor display if that makes any difference, but I don't see why. What's your mileage? Angus
Re: XPM lib question.
On Thu, 14 Feb 2002, Angus Leeming wrote: > Does setting the color attribute (MONOCHROME, GRAYSCALE, COLOR) have any > effect for anyone? Here I always, always get either a pixmap in COLOR (Unless > NONE is set!) I'm using a TrueColor display if that makes any difference, but > I don't see why. > > What's your mileage? On the rare occasions when an image is displayed by insetGraphics it is in colour. Sometimes it doesn't look anything like the image it started life as but it always seems to have colours. Allan. (ARRae)
