/*!
\b parameters:
\arg \b pNewSurface Pointer to a new surface object
\arg \b pName Name of the file that contains the image
\arg \b pBlockSize Width of the blocks
\arg \b pType Type of surface (see ::IND_Type)
\arg \b pQuality Quality of surface (see ::IND_Quality)
\arg <b>pR, pG, pB</b> Color from which the colorkey will be applied, this areas will become transparent.
\b Operation:
This function returns 1 (true) if the parameter surface object exists and it is added satisfactory
to the manager loading the image directly from a file. This method is useful for creating scrolls because we
can specify the width of the block. Blocks outside the viewport will be automatically discarded.
Graphic formats supported (Thanks to http://openil.sourceforge.net):
bmp, png, tga, jpg and pcx.
*/
bool IND_SurfaceManager::add(IND_Surface *pNewSurface,
char *pName,
int pBlockSize,
IND_Type pType,
IND_Quality pQuality,
BYTE pR,
BYTE pG,
BYTE pB) {
// Image loading
IND_Image *mNewImage = new IND_Image;
if (!_imageManager->add(mNewImage, pName))
return 0;
// Color key
mNewImage->setAlpha(pR, pG, pB);
// Surface creation
if (!addMain(pNewSurface, mNewImage, pBlockSize, pBlockSize, pType, pQuality)) {
_imageManager->remove(mNewImage);
return 0;
}
// Free image
_imageManager->remove(mNewImage);
return 1;
}
/*!
\b parameters:
\arg \b pNewSurface Pointer to a new surface object
\arg \b pImage Pointer to a ::IND_Image object
\arg \b pBlockSize Width of the blocks.
\arg \b pType Type of surface (see ::IND_Type)
\arg \b pQuality Quality of surface (see ::IND_Quality)
\b Operation:
This function returns 1 (true) if the parameter surface object exists and it is added
to the manager loading the image directly from a file. This method is useful for creating scrolls because we
can specify the width of the block. Blocks outside the viewport will be automatically discarded.
*/
bool IND_SurfaceManager::add(IND_Surface *pNewSurface,
IND_Image *pImage,
int pBlockSize,
IND_Type pType,
IND_Quality pQuality) {
if (!addMain(pNewSurface, pImage, pBlockSize, pBlockSize, pType, pQuality))
return 0;
return 1;
}
/*!
\b parameters:
\arg \b pNewSurface Pointer to a new surface object
\arg \b pImage Pointer to a ::IND_Image object
\arg \b pType Type of surface (see ::IND_Type)
\arg \b pQuality Quality of surface (see ::IND_Quality)
\b Operation:
This function returns 1 (true) if the parameter surface object exists and it is added
to the manager, loading the image directly from a ::IND_Image object.
*/
bool IND_SurfaceManager::add(IND_Surface *pNewSurface,
IND_Image *pImage,
IND_Type pType,
IND_Quality pQuality) {
// Surface creation
if (!addMain(pNewSurface, pImage, 0, 0, pType, pQuality))
return 0;
return 1;
}
void CmdAdd::ExecuteIntern() {
if (checkSizeGreater(3)) {
// Try casting of second argument to Path
try {
const Path path(getArgument(1)); // Number in path are one-based
addToGroup(path);
} catch (const PathNotValidException & ex){
const Path path(Helpers::convertToString(specification->size() + 1)); // Number in path are one-based
addMain(path);
}
}
}
/*!
\b parameters:
\arg \b pNewSurface Pointer to a new surface object
\arg \b pName Name of the file that contains the image
\arg \b pBlockSize Width of the blocks
\arg \b pType Type of surface (see ::IND_Type)
\arg \b pQuality Quality of surface (see ::IND_Quality)
\b Operation:
This function returns 1 (true) if the parameter surface object exists and it is added satisfactory
to the manager loading the image directly from a file. This method is useful for creating scrolls because we
can specify the width of the block. Blocks outside the viewport will be automatically discarded.
Graphic formats supported (Thanks to http://openil.sourceforge.net):
bmp, png, tga, jpg and pcx.
*/
bool IND_SurfaceManager::add(IND_Surface *pNewSurface,
char *pName,
int pBlockSize,
IND_Type pType,
IND_Quality pQuality) {
IND_Image *mNewImage = new IND_Image;
if (!_imageManager->add(mNewImage, pName))
return 0;
if (!addMain(pNewSurface, mNewImage, pBlockSize, pBlockSize, pType, pQuality))
return 0;
_imageManager->remove(mNewImage);
return 1;
}
/*!
\b parameters:
\arg \b pNewSurface Pointer to a new surface object
\arg \b pName Name of the file that contains the image
\arg \b pType Type of surface (see ::IND_Type)
\arg \b pQuality Quality of the surface (see ::IND_Quality)
\b Operation:
This function returns 1 (true) if the parameter surface object exists and it is added
by loading the image directly from the file.
Graphic formats supported (Thanks to http://openil.sourceforge.net):
bmp, png, tga, jpg and pcx.
*/
bool IND_SurfaceManager::add(IND_Surface *pNewSurface,
char *pName,
IND_Type pType,
IND_Quality pQuality) {
// Loads the image
IND_Image *mNewImage = new IND_Image();
if (!_imageManager->add(mNewImage, pName))
return 0;
// Surface creation
if (!addMain(pNewSurface, mNewImage, 0, 0, pType, pQuality)) {
_imageManager->remove(mNewImage);
return 0;
}
// Free image
_imageManager->remove(mNewImage);
return 1;
}