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The [[Borland Graphics Interface]] (BGI) library contains <code>getimage()</code> and <code>putimage()</code> functions to save and load images. The images thus saved have a 4-byte header (two little-endian words giving the image's width and height) followed by the image data, in a form specific to the driver used. A 16-colour VGA image will contain four monochrome bitmaps for the four planes. These images, with a .ICN extension, are used as icons by [[RIPscrip Icon|RIPscrip 1.x]] and Counterpoint. | The [[Borland Graphics Interface]] (BGI) library contains <code>getimage()</code> and <code>putimage()</code> functions to save and load images. The images thus saved have a 4-byte header (two little-endian words giving the image's width and height) followed by the image data, in a form specific to the driver used. A 16-colour VGA image will contain four monochrome bitmaps for the four planes. These images, with a .ICN extension, are used as icons by [[RIPscrip Icon|RIPscrip 1.x]] and Counterpoint. | ||
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| + | == Sample files == | ||
| + | * http://cd.textfiles.com/qasports/MINIGOLF/ → HOLE*.BGI | ||
| + | See also [[RIPscrip Icon#Sample files]]. | ||
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Revision as of 15:13, 24 March 2016
The Borland Graphics Interface (BGI) library contains getimage() and putimage() functions to save and load images. The images thus saved have a 4-byte header (two little-endian words giving the image's width and height) followed by the image data, in a form specific to the driver used. A 16-colour VGA image will contain four monochrome bitmaps for the four planes. These images, with a .ICN extension, are used as icons by RIPscrip 1.x and Counterpoint.
Sample files
- http://cd.textfiles.com/qasports/MINIGOLF/ → HOLE*.BGI
See also RIPscrip Icon#Sample files.
