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From: "Sascha Kimmel" <kimmel@tricos.com>
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Subject: RE: Pixmap under Windows 9x
Date: 25 May 1999 08:13:52 -0000
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Hi!

>         obj: @windowItem
>           (# open::
>                (#
>                do (50,50) -> position;
>                   (pm.width,pm.height) -> size
>                #);
>              eventHandler::
>                (# #)
>           #);
>         open::

At first you should add the following code to the eventHandler so that
the graphic gets refreshed any time the surrounding object is refreshed:

onRefresh::(# do graphics (# do (pm[],(0,0),(0,0),
pm.width,pm.height)->drawRaster #); #);


> do 'picture' -> pm.read;
>    theWindow.open
> #)
>
> The picture stored in picture.bmp does not appear on the screen.
> Why not ?

Did you try 'picture.bmp'->pm.read instead? :)
It should work then.

Regards,
Sascha Kimmel
kimmel@tricos.com
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