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re: clim 1.0 code for displaying bitmap files
Date: Tue, 7 Apr 1992 11:20 EDT
From: Greg Siegle <siegle@aristotle.ils.nwu.edu>
Hi Mark,
Here's a start at some routines to display xbm bitmaps.
"load-bmap" takes the filename of an xbm bitmap and spits
back a list which draw-bitmap can deal with. Draw bitmap
is slow but does the trick.
-- Greg
Better is to call MAKE-PATTERN on the bitmap to create an ink, using
(LIST +BACKGROUND+ +FOREGROUND+) as the pattern's designs. Then just
call DRAW-RECTANGLE using that ink.
; ******************************************************************
;;; routines to use bitmap icons
; ******************************************************************
;;; use this to create a lisp vector from an x bitmap file.
;;; Then cut and paste the result into an icon file.
(defun load-bmap (&optional (filname nil) &aux d)
(let ((fname filename))
(with-open-file
(file fname :direction :input)
(dotimes (i 50)
(push (read-line file nil 'eof) d))
(setf d (reverse (remove 'eof d)))))
(list (third (read-from-string
(format nil "(~A)" (string-trim '(#\#) (first d)))))
(third (read-from-string
(format nil "(~A)" (string-trim '(#\#) (second d)))))
(mapcar
#'(lambda (s)
(read-from-string
(format nil "#~A" (string-left-trim '(#\0) (format nil "~A" s)))))
(read-from-string
(remove #\} (remove #\; (remove #\, (format nil "~A" (cdddr d))))))))
)
(defun draw-bitmap (stream x y2 btmap &optional (ink clim:+black+) (scale 1)
&aux y xpos bmap bytes)
(setf y y2)
(decf y) (setf bmap (copy-tree btmap))
(setf bytes (round (+ 0.5 (/ (car bmap) 8))))
(dotimes (i (round (/ (* 8 (length (third bmap))) (car bmap))))
(incf y) (setf xpos x)
(dotimes (j bytes)
(let ((curpt (format nil "~8b" (pop (third bmap)))))
(unless (or (equal "NIL" curpt) (null curpt))
(setf xpos (+ (* 8 scale) xpos))
(dotimes (k 8)
(decf xpos scale)
(when (equal #\1 (elt curpt k))
(clim:draw-rectangle*
stream xpos (* y scale)
(+ xpos scale) (+ scale (* y scale))
:ink ink)))
(setf xpos (+ (* 8 scale) xpos)))))))
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