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Originally Posted by agraham
No - only when explicitly passed as a parameter to a library call.
This is a property of the object being drawn on, not of the language. I'm not a graphics person and don't know how this works. I also don't know how the forelayer works in B4PPC. The form background is available to a library by the form image property - whether that image also contains the merged forelayer I don't know. I'd draw on a bitmap from the imagelib library displayed in an image control using only setpixel and getpixel. That gives you a chance to later do the same things with the same logic but as low level pixel work in a library.
P.S. Don't think that I will necessarily write a library for you. As I said above I don't enjoy graphics work and have other things I am doing.
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Remember this??
And yet you seem to have become somewhat of an artist
I hope that one day I have the abillity you've got to write whatever code takes your fancy
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