[haiku-bluetooth] Re: B_RGBA32 Problem Code
- From: Oliver Ruiz Dorantes <oliver.ruiz.dorantes@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: haiku-bluetooth@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sun, 29 Mar 2009 18:25:44 +0200
Hi Joerg,
After seeing the preferences/media/iconfile.h i think I get the problem,
If you check the file, each Icon is an array of 16x16 elements, those
elements are 1 byte size (ex 0xFF), well 2 hex numbers which make a 8 bits.
Therefore these are arrays of 16x16 elements of 8 bits colorspace. Those
cannot be used in a higher colorspace than 8 :(
But I guess we could create another similar array for the bluetooth Icon.
Great effort drawing a Phone stroking lines!
I am commiting your patch anyways, so anybody can dump their artistic skills
Thanks!
2009/3/29 Joerg Meyer <joerg.meyer@xxxxxxxxx>
> Here the missed code, sorry!
>
> BRect iconRect(0,0,31,31);
> BBitmap *icon=new BBitmap(iconRect, B_RGBA32);
> owner->SetDrawingMode(B_OP_ALPHA);
> owner->SetBlendingMode(B_PIXEL_ALPHA, B_ALPHA_OVERLAY);
>
> switch (fClass.GetMajorDeviceClass()) {
> case 1: // computer
> icon->SetBits(kterminalBits,32*32, 0, B_RGBA32);
> break;
> case 4: // audio/video
> icon->SetBits(kmediaBits,32*32, 0, B_RGBA32);
> break;
> default:
> icon->SetBits(kbluetoothBits,32*32, 0, B_RGBA32);
> break;
> }
> owner->DrawBitmap(icon, iconRect,BRect(itemRect.left + INSETS,
> itemRect.top + INSETS,
> itemRect.left + INSETS + PIXELS_FOR_ICON, itemRect.top + INSETS
> + PIXELS_FOR_ICON));
>
>
> --
> Joerg Meyer
> <mailto://joerg.meyer@xxxxxxxxx>
>
--
Oliver,
http://urnenfeld.blogspot.com
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