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3.7.16.3 Return Value
None.
3.7.16.4 Example
Write to the screen at current cursor position.
VPutStr(&CremsonDevice,”Hello World”);
3.7.17 Loadpalette, LoadCpalette, loadMBPalette
void
void
void
LoadCPalette(const DEVICE* dev,const RGB* palette)
LoadMBPalette(const DEVICE* dev,const RGB* palette)
LoadPalette(const DEVICE* dev,const RGB* palette)
3.7.17.1 Description
Load the given colour palette. Colour palettes are used in 256 colour mode. The Cremson Device has two
colour palettes: one for the Middle/ Base Layers, and one for the Console Layer. There are three similar
functions:
LoadCPalette - loads the Console Layer palette
LoadMBPalette - loads the Middle/Base Layer palette
LoadPalette
- loads both palettes identically
3.7.17.2 Parameters
3.7.17.2.1 Parameter1 – dev
Pointer to the video device driver structure.
3.7.17.2.2 Parameter2 – palette
Pointer to an array of 256 RGB structures which define the colours of the palette.
3.7.17.3 Return Value
None.
3.7.17.4 Example
LoadPalette(palette_table);
3.7.18 GetPalette, GetMBPalette, GetCPalette
void
void
void
GetPalette(const DEVICE* dev,UBYTE entry,RGB* col)
GetMBPalette(const DEVICE* dev,UBYTE entry,RGB* col)
GetCPalette(const DEVICE* dev,UBYTE entry,RGB* col)
3.7.18.1 Description
Read the red, green, blues values of the colour at a given palette index.
GetPalette (obsolete) reads the Middle/Base Layer palette
GetMBPalette reads the Middle/Base Layer palette
GetCPalette reads the Console Layer palette
3.7.18.2 Parameters
3.7.18.2.1 Parameter1 – dev
Pointer to the video device driver structure.
3.7.18.2.2 Parameter3 – entry
Position in the palette the colour values are to be read from.
3.7.18.2.3 Parameter3 – col
Pointer to an RGB structure which the RGB values are to be written to.
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