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AMOS Basic: Unpack _BANK To _SCREEN #22

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opened 2023-03-25 15:43:38 +00:00 by john · 0 comments
john commented 2023-03-25 15:43:38 +00:00
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Ref 2.13

I have (re)found an error with the Unpack command in AMOS Pro 2:
Unpack _BANK [To _SCREEN]
generates the error "Not a packed bitmap" (both in Editor mode and when program is ran - I haven't
checked compiled version) even though banks ARE valid packed bitmaps (using Pack _SCREEN To
_BANK).
The error is because the target screen (if any are open) doesn't match height of unpacked image
from _BANK! Once the target screen equals the unpacked height (in the editor or when program is
ran) it unpacks without errors.

Ref 2.13 I have (re)found an error with the Unpack command in AMOS Pro 2: Unpack _BANK [To _SCREEN] generates the error "Not a packed bitmap" (both in Editor mode and when program is ran - I haven't checked compiled version) even though banks ARE valid packed bitmaps (using Pack _SCREEN To _BANK). The error is because the target screen (if any are open) doesn't match height of unpacked image from _BANK! Once the target screen equals the unpacked height (in the editor or when program is ran) it unpacks without errors.
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