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- Text width (623 bytes)
5: '''INT''' text_width ( <'''INT''' fontID> , <'''STRING''' text> )
7: Calculates the width in pixels of the specified text in the specified ...
11: ... FontID || - [[FontID]] of the font for which the width of the text will be the calculated.
13: | '''STRING''' text || - The text of which the width will be calculated.
17: '''INT''' : The width in pixels of the text in the font.
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- Set mode (1,508 bytes)
5: '''INT''' set_mode ( <'''INT''' width> , <'''INT''' height> , [<'''INT''' depth>] , [<'...
13: | '''INT''' width || - Width of the screen in [[pixel]]s. - Size x (1,165 bytes)
26: size_x += 1; // Increase the width of the graphic by 1 percent each frame. - Map xput (2,711 bytes)
9: ...nother graphic in a different file, or a separate width and height scaling is needed, [[map_xputnp]]() ca... - New map (1,389 bytes)
5: '''INT''' new_map ( <'''INT''' width> , <'''INT''' height> , <'''INT''' depth> )
11: | '''INT''' width || - The width of the to be created graph in [[pixel]]s. - Graphical infotypes (940 bytes)
10: | G_WIDTH || - 0 || - Width in [[pixels]] (G_WIDE for versions 0.83 and below...
18: | G_PITCH || - 4 || - Width in bytes. - Graphic (1,548 bytes)
4: ...or map) is a bitmap with certain properties, like width, height, depth and of course the pixel data. It i... - File (1,571 bytes)
38: ...ation about the contained graphics: [[pixel]]s, [[width]], [[height]], [[depth]], name, etc. - Map put (2,461 bytes)
9: ... another graph in a different file, or a separate width and height scaling is needed, [[map_xputnp]]() ca... - Let me alone (1,710 bytes)
16: screen_width = 320;
41: ... message onscreen, the size adjust for the screen width
44: ...ze = 100*(screen_width-10)/graphic_info(0,graph,G_WIDTH);
45: x = screen_width/2;
68: set_mode(screen_width,screen_height,screen_depth); - Write in map (2,024 bytes)
26: ...hic]] containing the specified [[font]], with a [[width]] and [[height]] determined by the physical size ... - Get distx (2,696 bytes)
22: This function returns the width of an imaginary rectangle who's opposite corners ... - Define region (854 bytes)
5: ...nID> , <'''INT''' x> , <'''INT''' y> , <'''INT''' width> , <'''INT''' height> )
19: | '''INT''' width || - The width of the region. - LCD GetWidth (525 bytes)
10: '''INT''' LCD_GetWidth ( <'''INT''' device> )
12: Returns the width in pixels of the LCDscreen of the specified devic...
20: '''INT''' : The width of the LCDscreen in pixels.
24: | >=0 || || - The width of the LCDscreen in pixels. - Text width (623 bytes)
5: '''INT''' text_width ( <'''INT''' fontID> , <'''STRING''' text> )
7: Calculates the width in pixels of the specified text in the specified ...
11: ... FontID || - [[FontID]] of the font for which the width of the text will be the calculated.
13: | '''STRING''' text || - The text of which the width will be calculated.
17: '''INT''' : The width in pixels of the text in the font. - Blend table (5,078 bytes)
147: * int x,y,z - The width, height and depth of the map to be created. - Reserved (2,129 bytes)
43: ...er of the process' [[graphic]] (process.x-graphic.width/2).
47: ...corner of the process' graphic (process.x+graphic.width/2). - Map block copy (1,742 bytes)
5: ...hID> , <'''INT''' x> , <'''INT''' y> , <'''INT''' width> , <'''INT''' height>, <'''INT''' blitflags> )
27: | '''INT''' width || - The width of the block in pixels. - Size (1,320 bytes)
27: ... size += 1; // Increase the height and width of the graphic by 1 percent each frame. - Scroll window (4,895 bytes)
24: SCREEN_WIDTH = 320;
27: MAP_WIDTH = 500;
29: SHIP_WIDTH = 30;
36: Declare Function int makeMap(int width, int height, int depth)
38: Declare Function int makeShipGfx(int width, int height, int depth)
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