neither option. You do not store data in a form ever. You store data in an object, e.g. a "settings" object. Both checkboxes link to one field of that object. Do not ask any follow-up here. This is strictly a non-programming forum. Find your language in a forum above.
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I am skeptical of everything. That way I am safe from disappointments. :suss:
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Stunning performance on such hardware! Very nice. why ((time % 60) / 60.0f) * 360.0f though? I daresay (59 / 60.0f) * 360.0f == 59 * 60.0f == 354.0f Most compilers will of course see this...
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Yes, and "sun in Edinburgh". They do not even mention that as a bug :|
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We are not at all trying to "top" PS though. We are trying to avoid the Adobe portal. I was unaware that PS7 is easy to get.
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Do not bother with Adobes monster portals. Get GIMP, free, it has the same-ish blend modes, even if naming might vary.
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The important bit was the first part "two input layers for Photoshop blending". I saw a function with only one input layer. The 0x80 was just a safety check. I assumed you knew, and you did, so yes: 0xff == 255/255, 0x80 == 128/255 ≈ 1/2, 0x01 == 1/255
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‘tis a beautiful summer’s day... All is well, every bird is singing, and three venerable old gentlemen are gathered in the splendid garden of their retirement home. And, a question pops up: “What is the fastest thing in Universe?” “But everybody knows the answer to that! It is light. Nothing can travel faster than light. Einstein even provided mathematical proof.” “Delusions, delusions! It is thought. My thought can travel from this hammock, to the Andromeda galaxy – millions of light years away – in a blink. That is countless of magnitudes faster.” “Ah my dearest friends... have you learnt nothing? The fastest thing, in Universe, is crap.” “Crap?” “Crap??” “But yes of course! I can can crap meself, before even thinking at all.”
.Coat? Oh! Dear Heavens, where on Earth did I leave my coat?
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I think I grok Photoshop quite well. I think the Wiki does a fine job of explaining the plethora of blend modes. All PS blend modes produce one resulting RGBA layer, from two RGBA layers in. It seems to me, after (possibly too) quick glance, that the functions you point to, take one RGBA in. I assume you know this: The multiplication of R * R is not a direct integer MUL. It is a "normalised" MUL. i.e. 0x80 * 0x80 is not 0x4000 it must be seen as 0.5 * 0.5 == 0.25
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A fact (nowhere near as funny as your post): In Modern Greek ";" is a question mark! I do believe it does have its own codepoint.
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charlieg wrote:
British "food"
FTFY :suss:
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Methinx it aint swollen methinx it's glued
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Coat! Now! :mad:
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I might be off again, since I do not know how these vector files reach you, or if you author them yerself. What if you have a chance to pre-process the files on a real computer? There are some "binary-XML" forms out there. Or if you are creating the vector image? There is the lightweight: TinyVG[^]
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³⁄₁₁ Is not one unicode character but can be achieved. I used Unicode Fraction Creator[^] [EDIT] sorry I saw such an example was already posted :p
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Twatter, yes - But actually worth one click[^] :cool:
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- Buy sufficient amount of shares - Fire the board - Chill
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Prolly not what you fancy, but if it gives you any ideas... The way I picture vector graphics is basically an infinite 2D-canvas.On that, we draw all the ellipses, rectangles and cats. The rectangle only comes to play when we render.
Canvas canvas;
draw::ellipse(canvas, bounding_rectangle, color); // overload
draw::shape2D(canvas, shape, color);
canvas.render(source_rect, raster_destination)
Personally, I would cut the mooring to draw:: and even
Canvas canvas;
canvas.ellipse(bounding_rectangle, color); // overload
canvas.shape2D(shape, color);
canvas.render(source_rect, raster_destination)
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Not exactly a meme, but your situation reminds me of this cool video OK Go - This Too Shall Pass - Rube Goldberg Machine - Official Video - YouTube[^]
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My epitaph:
Poof! Gone. Just like that.
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