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[tec1]

Hello
I want to know which is the code to call an image of the classpad

Also like shipment an image of the classpad to the computer

[tec1]

I sorry : Code to call an image in a program

Thanks

[CrimsonCasio]

to turn a JPG into code: http://membres.lycos...asspad/conv.htm

to call a picture from a program: RclPict (name)

[tec1]

thanks you again CrimnsonCasio

[tec1]

No: I want send picture of the classpad to the computer
The picture of the capturas (H-copy) of the classpad

[CrimsonCasio]

Ahhhhhhhh... well, you can use the manager to do that, I think there is another way too but i have never used it.

[tec1]

Crimsoncasio has made what you tell me:
RclPict (name), and it leaves me the following error : Invalid name

The name is viga1 then RclPict (viga1) : The classpad say Invalid name

The image this kept in the folder main

I don?t know if this command shows me the image in the execution of the program

[betoe]

Do you use the () in the classpad? i think there is a sintax error.

[CrimsonCasio]

yes, its just:

RclPict viga1

and it must be in the same folder as the program (or in the library folder) oterwise you must give the full path:

RclPict folder/viga1

also, you could do this:

"viga1"=>pict
RclPict #pict

this can be usefull from time to time

[critor]

Also it still works in the Main app, the # doesn't seem to work anymore with RclPict/StoPict on the fx-CP400.

"image1"⇒str
StoPict #str 

The above code does really store an image named "#str.c2p".

Meaning that if I try "RclPict image1" after this, it doesn't work.

 

Was this change intended or is it a bug?

Any other way ?

 

My goal is to be able to RclPict let's say 256 images named from "image1" to "image256", in less than 256 lines of code of course.

 

 

Thank you for reading.

Edited by critor, 10 July 2015 - 05:45 PM.