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Strange color behavior (again)
- Subject: Strange color behavior (again)
- From: osiris@cs.utexas.edu
- Date: Tue, 13 Jul 1993 13:05:00 -0600
Hi, I mailed this before, but got no responses, so I thought I'd try again :>
...
I run the following code...
(require 'quickdraw)
(setf xxx (make-instance 'window :color-p T))
(with-focused-view xxx
(with-fore-color (make-color 0 40000 40000)
(pen-normal xxx)
(let ((old-pat (pen-pattern xxx)))
(set-pen-pattern xxx *gray-pattern*)
(set-pen-size xxx (make-point 5 5))
(move-to xxx 0 30)
(line-to xxx 200 30)
(set-pen-pattern xxx old-pat)
(move-to xxx 0 50)
(line-to xxx 200 50)
(dispose-record old-pat))))
And instead of a grey-patterned blue line followed by a black-patterned
(i.e. solid) blue line, I get a grey-pattern blue line followed by a
strange pattern blue line. (The pen-normal call should be redundant since a
window is supposed to default to black-pattern, but I was trying to make
sure that something was wrong.)
The strange thing, is that if I _remove_ the :color-p T initarg and let
make-instance default to a non-color window, the color works just as I
would expect...
Any explanations?
Thanks.