BitBlt API - Fox + Megatron + Kedaman

Hey! Fox, Megatron & Kedaman Do your know the WinCE support this API function? Meanwhile anyone of you know how to convert a lists of vector coordinate data into a binary map format? So that I can read it more faster. :)

Because currently I'm writing an GIS (Geographical Information System) application to display my current position. Don't worry about this, because I've got the GPS (Global Positioning System) feed me all the data. Base on this data my programe will recalculate location (longitude and latitude value) and load the appropriate map and display on the screen. All this need to be done on WinCE 2.11 or 3.0

End up, the map will be moving as the person hold the device is moving.

I did downloaded some example code from Fox's homepage & currently is studies and learning the BitBlt API function. So hope your guys and others as well can give me some guidance on how can I archieve this task.

Don't know Aaron Young .Serge and Yonatan can help me on this? Since both of you are well known Guru on this forum. :)

[Edited by Chris on 06-03-2000 at 08:21 AM]

I don't have WinCE, so i can't answer you on that one, but to convert a list of vector coordinate data into binary is quite easy. You have to make an array of UDT containing the data and then open a file in binary and use put to store it.

Unfortunately, WinCE does not support UDT. How abt the BitBlt? Do you know much abt this API function?

Sorry, I do not have WinCE either. :(

Regarding your other question. Did you want to convert the X and Y into Binary? For example.

The coordinates are 14x5 and you want to convert that into raw binary?

The closest you can get to writing directly to disk is by opening the file as Binary.

Code:

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Open "MyFile" For Binary Access Write As #1
Put #1, 1, 1  'Put #(FileNumber), bytenumber, varname
Close #1

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But you might also want to use the Random method.

Code:

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myvar = 444
tmpvar = myvar
Open "MyFile" For Random As #1 Len = 1000
Put #1, 1, tmpvar  'Put #filenumber, recnumber, varname
Close #1

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I can't believe it! WinCE not supporting UDTs?

Try this and see if it supports or not:

Code:

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Hi,
I'm probably barking up the wrong tree, but i woulda thought that the picclip control was exactly right for what you want to do.

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you have to have CE 1.0 or later to support bitblt

Thanks everybody, I manage to get the function declare syntax.

Code:

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Private Declare Function BitBlt Lib "Coredll" (ByVal hDestDC As Long, ByVal x As Long, ByVal y As Long, ByVal nWidth As Long, ByVal nHeight As Long, ByVal hSrcDC As Long, ByVal xSrc As Long, ByVal ySrc As Long, ByVal dwRop As Long) As Long

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As I know, WinCE only support single data type and that is Variant and does not suuport UDT.