> hi Benoit,
>
> just a qustion.
> Can you explain what you mean with don't use Grab()?
> How copy I the Drawingarea into a Image?
>
> Kind regards
> Jürgen
>
You can't. This is the reason why you must do your work inside a Picture.
--
Benoît
bas users
> Betreff: Re: [Gambas-user] rotating point
> > Hi,
> > thank you for answering of my question.
> > enclosed is the source you want as attachment.
> >
> > hope you have a solution.
> >
> > PS: I'm writting a program for making lasersho
hi Benoit,
thank you for quick answering.
I use SuSE Linux 11.1 with KDE 4
Do you realy want have the FULL project?
That are 102 files.
If you want all Files plaese write me a mail.
kind regards
Jürgen
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> Then, rotating an image is always done around its center
> Hi,
> thank you for answering of my question.
> enclosed is the source you want as attachment.
>
> hope you have a solution.
>
> PS: I'm writting a program for making lasershow under linux
>
> thank you and kind regards
> Jürgen
>
First, you must not use DrawingArea.Grab(), because it is very sl
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> Von: "Benoît Minisini"
> An: mailing list for gambas users
> Betreff: Re: [Gambas-user] rotating point
> > hi,
> > I use Gambas 2.12 (at this version "draw.rotate" does not work)
> > I want to rotate a market area (Top=207, Left=207, High=11
> hi,
> I use Gambas 2.12 (at this version "draw.rotate" does not work)
> I want to rotate a market area (Top=207, Left=207, High=110, Width=110)
> in a drawingarea (High=512, Width=512)
>
> image1 = Drawingarea.Grab().Image
> image2 = image1.Copy(Top, Left, Width, High) from market area
>
hi,
I use Gambas 2.12 (at this version "draw.rotate" does not work)
I want to rotate a market area (Top=207, Left=207, High=110, Width=110)
in a drawingarea (High=512, Width=512)
image1 = Drawingarea.Grab().Image
image2 = image1.Copy(Top, Left, Width, High) from market area
image2.ro
