[&](widget& w, rect r) { widget.place(r); } ); } void center_bitmaps() { std::array<bitmap, 3> = { , , }; // What now? } 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 6void vertical_ce center_bitmaps() { std::array<bitmap, 3> = { , , }; // What now? } 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 7struct widget { rect bounding_box(); void place(rect r); }; struct bitmap { std::array data; std::array<bitmap, 3> = { , , }; 16 // What now? 17 } 18 8void vertical_center(auto const& c) { struct widget { 1 rect bounding_box(); 2 void place(rect r); 3 }; 4 5 struct bitmap { 6 std::array

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Example Bitmap Functions ● All of these functions are related to operating on ‘bitmap images’ -- they are a provided common set of functions ○ Load Bitmap Filename ○ Load Bitmap Filename, Bitmap Number Number ○ Set Current Bitmap Bitmap Number ■ etc. 20A Monumental Moment! (3/3) 21 ● Loops and functions are somewhat related -- both help us reuse blocks of code for computation ● All of these functions related to operating on ‘bitmap images’ -- they are a provided common set of functions ○ Load Bitmap Filename ○ Load Bitmap Filename, Bitmap Number ○ Set Current Bitmap Bitmap Number ■ etc. Again

former type: its raw data is like an XML manifest file. On the other hand, in a resource of type RT_BITMAP (??) the RawData (??) stream isn’t like a BMP file. For this reason, several classes (descendants In the following example, we read a resource file and then dump data of each resource of type RT_BITMAP (??) as a BMP file. program res5; {$mode objfpc} uses Classes, SysUtils, resource, resreader, we included bitmapresource (??) in the uses clause of our program. This way, resources of type RT_BITMAP (??) are created from TBitmapResource (??) class. This class provides a stream, BitmapData (??) that

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31 8.4.4. NULL status bitmap . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0x02 The Page Inventory Page (PIP). This page keeps track of allocated and free pages using a bitmap where a 1 means the page is free, and a 0 (zero) shows a used page. There may be more than one PIP keeps track of the stat of transactions. Each transaction is represented by a pair of bits in a bitmap. Valid values in these two bits are: 00 this transaction is active. 01 this transaction is in

Poly-polygons (mainly to place logos and special graphic shapes). These poly polygons are created by Bitmap2component, and cannot be built inside pl_editor, because it is not possible to create such shapes vertices, you cannot create a polygon by hand. But you can append a description file, created by Bitmap2Component. 7.4. Status Bar Information The status bar is located at the bottom of the Pl_Editor texts are added just by clicking on the corresponding menu item. Logos must first be created by Bitmap2component, which creates a page layout description file. The Append Page Layout Descr File option

Poly-polygons (mainly to place logos and special graphic shapes). These poly polygons are created by Bitmap2component, and cannot be built inside pl_editor, because it is not possible to create such shapes vertices, you cannot create a polygon by hand. But you can append a description file, created by Bitmap2Component. 18 Status Bar Information The status bar is located at the bottom of the Pl_Editor texts are added just by clicking on the corresponding menu item. Logos must first be created by Bitmap2component, which creates a page layout description file. The Append Page Layout Descr File option

Poly-polygons (mainly to place logos and special graphic shapes). These poly polygons are created by Bitmap2component, and cannot be built inside pl_editor, because it is not possible to create such shapes vertices, you cannot create a polygon by hand. But you can append a description file, created by Bitmap2Component. 18 Status Bar Information The status bar is located at the bottom of the Pl_Editor texts are added just by clicking on the corresponding menu item. Logos must first be created by Bitmap2component, which creates a page layout description file. The Append Page Layout Descr File option

Poly-polygons (mainly to place logos and special graphic shapes). These poly polygons are created by Bitmap2component, and cannot be built inside pl_editor, because it is not possible to create such shapes vertices, you cannot create a polygon by hand. But you can append a description file, created by Bitmap2Component. 18 Status Bar Information The status bar is located at the bottom of the Pl_Editor texts are added just by clicking on the corresponding menu item. Logos must first be created by Bitmap2component, which creates a page layout description file. The Append Page Layout Descr File option

Poly-polygons (mainly to place logos and special graphic shapes). These poly polygons are created by Bitmap2component, and cannot be built inside pl_editor, because it is not possible to create such shapes vertices, you cannot create a polygon by hand. But you can append a description file, created by Bitmap2Component. 7.4 Status Bar Information The status bar is located at the bottom of the Pl_Editor texts are added just by clicking on the corresponding menu item. Logos must first be created by Bitmap2component, which creates a page layout description file. The Append Page Layout Descr File option

Poly-polygons (mainly to place logos and special graphic shapes). These poly polygons are created by Bitmap2component, and cannot be built inside pl_editor, because it is not possible to create such shapes vertices, you cannot create a polygon by hand. But you can append a description file, created by Bitmap2Component. 7.4 Status Bar Information The status bar is located at the bottom of the Pl_Editor texts are added just by clicking on the corresponding menu item. Logos must first be created by Bitmap2component, which creates a page layout description file. The Append Page Layout Descr File option