How do I display images (or graphics of any kind) in my programs. Is it possible to do this in dos? If not, how do I do this in windows? (btw, i don't know how to program in windows yet, i'm only 14)
Thanks
-Chris
Images....I know everybody's sick of this question...
How do I display images (or graphics of any kind) in my programs. Is it possible to do this in dos? If not, how do I do this in windows? (btw, i don't know how to program in windows yet, i'm only 14)
Thanks
-Chris
>>> I know everybody's sick of this question
Which is why frequently asked questions like this are answered in the board FAQ.
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Get a copy of Programming windows by charles petzold. This is the best book to start learning windows programming from. Its not cheap like most computer books but it will be money well spent. What you want to do cannot be done in a text console so you will need to learn win32 api or go back to real dos with an old compiler and use a graphics mode to display bitmaps on the screen.
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And the FAQ is here :- http://faq.cprogramming.com/cgi-bin/smartfaq.cgi
You can build a text image with a vector and append other images to it. I was just reading about how that is not much different than working with graphics... the same concept is applied.
Last edited by Witch_King; 09-05-2001 at 11:19 AM.
I compile code with:
Visual Studio.NET beta2
im only 12
In C++ you must use API's to do anything, even with ANSI text you're using the STDIO API. so you have a wide veriety of ways to choose from, as well as just makking your own.
OpenGL
WinAPI
DirectX
13h
(Some other DOS mode)
(Make your own)
Contact me if u want to learn one of these.
SPH
