Re: get the color of this card at x,y

2009-11-20 Thread Wilhelm Sanke

"Bill Marriott"  wrote:


That code didn't work for me ... Probably need something more like,

lock screen
put the screenmouseLoc into coord
set the screenmouseLoc to 350,350
put the mousecolor
set the screenmouseLoc to coord
unlock screen

Alternately, one can export snapshot consisting of a single pixel and 
parse

its contents.

Wilhelm Sanke wrote"
>> >> get the color of this card at x,y
>> >>  and I would expect it to contain r,g,b
> >
> > "click at x,y
> > put the mousecolor"



You are right.
My test here was too quick, but the two-liner worked for me, because the 
point I had chosen for the test was inside an image whose script 
contained "put the mousecolor", as I now found out.


For your solution I would recommend to add "globalloc()" to easier 
access points on the card, like


  "put 545,410 into tloc
  lock screen
  put the screenmouseLoc into coord
  set the screenmouseLoc to globalloc(tloc)
  put the mousecolor
  set the screenmouseLoc to coord
  unlock screen"

Regards,

Wilhelm Sanke
<http://www.sanke.org/MetaMedia>
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Re: get the color of this card at x,y

2009-11-19 Thread Generic Email
Bill, thank you! Your idea worked well.

I wrapped it into a function so it looked better for me, and put my example 
stack here: http://dl.shuler.org/dl.php?i=m510yb9zxq

Thanks so much for the push in the right direction.


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Re: get the color of this card at x,y

2009-11-19 Thread Bill Marriott

That code didn't work for me ... Probably need something more like,

lock screen
put the screenmouseLoc into coord
set the screenmouseLoc to 350,350
put the mousecolor
set the screenmouseLoc to coord
unlock screen

Alternately, one can export snapshot consisting of a single pixel and parse 
its contents.


Wilhelm Sanke wrote"

get the color of this card at x,y
 and I would expect it to contain r,g,b


"click at x,y
put the mousecolor"




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Re: get the color of this card at x,y

2009-11-19 Thread Wilhelm Sanke


On Thu Nov 19, Generic Email generic.email.30022 at gmail.com wrote:


I am looking for a function that does something like this:

get the color of this card at x,y
 and I would expect it to contain r,g,b

I have searched through the Revolution Dictionary, and the best I can 
find is mouseColor. This has the undesirable effect of having to move 
the mouse to the point I am checking, and the possibility that the 
user is jerking the mouse and I get the wrong color. Any ideas on how 
to accomplish this would be appreciated.



"click at x,y
put the mousecolor"

Regards,

Wilhelm Sanke
<http://www.sanke.org/MetaMedia>
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get the color of this card at x,y

2009-11-19 Thread Generic Email
I am looking for a function that does something like this:
get the color of this card at x,y
 and I would expect it to contain r,g,b

I have searched through the Revolution Dictionary, and the best I can find is 
mouseColor. This has the undesirable effect of having to move the mouse to the 
point I am checking, and the possibility that the user is jerking the mouse and 
I get the wrong color. Any ideas on how to accomplish this would be 
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