Hello !

Here is first version of simple graphics editor.
It can't store multiple images (yet). It doesn't have many cool features (yet). It doesn't have even any export or import (yet).
But it works in 16 gray-levels graphic mode and you can use high zoom. What more whould you want for purposes like for example designing new game for pilot !

Note:
You need EZ procesor, which can display 16 levels of gray. Means PalmV,Vx,IIIx and so ..
Should work with all systems 3.1 and higher (you have it if you have EZ processor).
Anyway, any use is only on your own risk. I apologize for all hard-resets you might suffer, but that's all i'm about to do ;-)

Controls:

Buttons:
Calendar - scroll left
Contacts - scroll right
PgUp     - scroll up
PgDown   - scroll down
ToDo	 - undo
MemoPad  - swap foreground/background color

Toolbar:
  draw  |  shade  |
  n/a   |  fill   |
recenter|  pick   |
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Large dot in left upper corner of color cell means foreground color, small dot in right lower corner means background color.

Graffity (keyboard):

i,I,1	zoom in one level (of 5)
o,O,0	zoom out one level
z,Z	swap zoom (last 2)

d,D	draw mode - pixel are drawn with foreground color. If you start drawing on pixel with foreground color, colors are automatically swaped.
s,S	shade mode - experiment in hight zoom level and watch carefully !
p,P	pick mode - pick foreground color from image
f,F	fill with foreground color

w,W	write image - you can have one saved image
r,R	revert - to previously written image

c,C	clear image
u,U	undo (1 level)

m,M	recenter - click where you want to have new view center
.(dot)	set view center to center of image

cursor up, prev field: scroll full up
cursor down, next field: scroll full down
cursor left: scroll full left
cursor right: scroll full right

We hope this program will bring you some fun and scratches on your display. Enjoy and be ready for updates.

And don't be shy with any feedback. Email to Antonin.Holik@seznam.cz

Bye !

Roger? of Questions





Next lines are for developers only ! ;-)

Images (working and saved) are stored directly in database of program itself.
Format of data:
Chunk qSpr 0000 - working image
Chunk qSpr 0001 - saved image

1st byte - width in bytes (width in pixels/2)
2nd byte - height in pixels
pixels ..

Pixels are 2 in byte, in upper 4 bits and lower 4 bits. BUT ! Bytes are stored not in lines but in rows ! Like this:

picture:

5678
9abc

data:
02 02 56 9a 78 bc

Just if you really wold want to somehow export pictures out of program .. CU