| From: | Duane McDonnell |
| Date: | 04 Apr 00 at 01:02:54 |
| Subject: | Re: ObtainPen for my colors |
>On 01-Apr-00, Duane McDonnell wrote:
>>> The proper way to save code is to multiply the 8 bit value with
0x01010101.
>>> Btw: 14x17 = 238, which was the maximum value generated by your loop...
>> Can you please describe this some more? I'm not sure what this is
>> intended to achieve.
>Well, the first (i * 0x01010101) gives you a 32 bit colour value with 0 as
>0x00000000 and 255 as 0xFFFFFFFF. The 'btw'-remark was in regard to your
first
>loop, which generated values from 0x17 to 14x17, i.e. colour values from 0 to
>238, not 0 to 255.
I didn't write the loop, someone else posted that. The message that you
were replying to still hasn't shown up here (the m/l has been acting
very strange lately) so I didn't see the full code. I was just curious
as to why you were multiplying by 0x01010101, I thought it might be a
new trick to add to my collection :-) But I gather from your explanation
that it was correcting an upper limit during interpolation.
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