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On Friday, July 1, 2022, 09:33:48 p.m. EDT, Thomas McGuire
wrote:
I was playing with the Window driver and trying to paint the toucan.bmp to the
window I created. Expanding on that I wanted to pain a panel of toucan.bmp
bitmaps to the background. Now I was
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On Fri, Jul 1, 2022 at 9:33 PM Thomas McGuire wrote:
> I am wondering is there a way to duplicate a seed matrix and give it the form
> I want without resorting to boxing.
Probably the most general approach to tiling doesn't use boxing at
all, but uses indexing.
For example:
seed=: p:i.3 3
I would do it in 2 steps, stitch cells in the same row first.
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> I was playing with the Window driver and trying to paint the toucan.bmp to
> the window I created. Expanding on that I wanted to pain a panel of
> toucan.bmp bitmaps to the background. Now I was able to gl
I was playing with the Window driver and trying to paint the toucan.bmp to the
window I created. Expanding on that I wanted to pain a panel of toucan.bmp
bitmaps to the background. Now I was able to glom together the bitmaps into a 2
x 2 panel of bitmaps, but it seems I
should be able to just s
