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90.198.130.112: /* Notes */

90.198.130.112 — Sat, 26 Jul 2008 22:18:51 GMT

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	Processes can adopt the graphic containing the text, or it can be displayed with some [[Functioncategory:Maps\|maps functions]], creating a very handy function.		Processes can adopt the graphic containing the text, or it can be displayed with some [[Functioncategory:Maps\|maps functions]], creating a very handy function.
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-	It would seem that the width specified must be an even number or the function fails to execute correctly.

	== Errors ==		== Errors ==

90.197.218.119: /* Notes */

90.197.218.119 — Thu, 24 Jul 2008 22:42:21 GMT

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	Processes can adopt the graphic containing the text, or it can be displayed with some [[Functioncategory:Maps\|maps functions]], creating a very handy function.		Processes can adopt the graphic containing the text, or it can be displayed with some [[Functioncategory:Maps\|maps functions]], creating a very handy function.
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		+	It would seem that the width specified must be an even number or the function fails to execute correctly.

	== Errors ==		== Errors ==

Sandman at 15:53, 13 November 2007

Sandman — Tue, 13 Nov 2007 15:53:09 GMT

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	'''INT''' write_in_map ( <'''INT''' fontID> , <'''STRING''' text> , <'''INT''' alignment> )		'''INT''' write_in_map ( <'''INT''' fontID> , <'''STRING''' text> , <'''INT''' alignment> )

-	Creates a new [[graphic]] in memory with the given text on it (without borders around the text).	+	Creates a new [[graphic]] in memory with the given text on it (without borders around the text) and puts it in the [[system file]].

	== Parameters ==		== Parameters ==

Sandman: /* Notes */

Sandman — Wed, 25 Jul 2007 22:13:39 GMT

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	== Notes ==		== Notes ==
-	This function creates a [[graphic]] containing the specified [[font]], with a [[width]] and [[height]] determined by the physical size of the text; the graphic's size will fit the text exactly to the pixel. The graphic will be stored in memory with [[FileID]] 0 (using the [[system ~~FPG~~]]), and can be obtained at any time by calling its [[GraphID]]. The graphic can also be unloaded from memory by using [[unload_map]]().	+	This function creates a [[graphic]] containing the specified [[font]], with a [[width]] and [[height]] determined by the physical size of the text; the graphic's size will fit the text exactly to the pixel. The graphic will be stored in memory with [[FileID]] 0 (using the [[system file]]), and can be obtained at any time by calling its [[GraphID]]. The graphic can also be unloaded from memory by using [[unload_map]]().

	The centre of the graph ([[control point]] 0) is given according to the given [[alignment]]. This gives added functionality of being able to place the graph like texts, yet also using [[flags]], [[alpha]], rotation, [[collision]](), etc.		The centre of the graph ([[control point]] 0) is given according to the given [[alignment]]. This gives added functionality of being able to place the graph like texts, yet also using [[flags]], [[alpha]], rotation, [[collision]](), etc.

Sandman at 22:13, 25 July 2007

Sandman — Wed, 25 Jul 2007 22:13:19 GMT

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	\| 0 \|\| - Error. The text could not be obtained or was empty.		\| 0 \|\| - Error. The text could not be obtained or was empty.
	\|-		\|-
-	\| !0 \|\| - The [[GraphID]] of the [[graphic]] of the generated [[graphic]] in the [[system ~~FPG~~]].	+	\| !0 \|\| - The [[GraphID]] of the [[graphic]] of the generated [[graphic]] in the [[system file]].
	\|}		\|}
	== Notes ==		== Notes ==

Sandman: /* Notes */

Sandman — Wed, 25 Jul 2007 22:12:46 GMT

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	== Notes ==		== Notes ==
-	This function creates a [[graphic]] containing the specified [[font]], with a [[width]] and [[height]] determined by the physical size of the text; the graphic's size will fit the text exactly to the pixel. The graphic will be stored in memory with [[FileID]] 0 (using the system FPG), and can be obtained at any time by calling its [[GraphID]]. The graphic can also be unloaded from memory by using [[unload_map]]().	+	This function creates a [[graphic]] containing the specified [[font]], with a [[width]] and [[height]] determined by the physical size of the text; the graphic's size will fit the text exactly to the pixel. The graphic will be stored in memory with [[FileID]] 0 (using the [[system FPG]]), and can be obtained at any time by calling its [[GraphID]]. The graphic can also be unloaded from memory by using [[unload_map]]().

	The centre of the graph ([[control point]] 0) is given according to the given [[alignment]]. This gives added functionality of being able to place the graph like texts, yet also using [[flags]], [[alpha]], rotation, [[collision]](), etc.		The centre of the graph ([[control point]] 0) is given according to the given [[alignment]]. This gives added functionality of being able to place the graph like texts, yet also using [[flags]], [[alpha]], rotation, [[collision]](), etc.

Sandman: /* Notes */

Sandman — Wed, 25 Jul 2007 22:07:36 GMT

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	== Notes ==		== Notes ==
-	This function creates a [[graphic]] containing the specified [[font]], with a [[width]] and [[height]] determined by the physical size of the text; the graphic's size will fit the text exactly to the pixel. The graphic will be stored in memory with [[FileID]] 0 (using the system FPG), and can be obtained at any time by calling its [[GraphID]]. The graphic can also be unloaded from memory by using [[unload_map]].	+	This function creates a [[graphic]] containing the specified [[font]], with a [[width]] and [[height]] determined by the physical size of the text; the graphic's size will fit the text exactly to the pixel. The graphic will be stored in memory with [[FileID]] 0 (using the system FPG), and can be obtained at any time by calling its [[GraphID]]. The graphic can also be unloaded from memory by using [[unload_map]]().

-	The centre of the graph ([[control point]] 0) is given according to the given [[alignment]]. This gives added functionality of being able to place the graph like texts, yet also using [[flags]], [[alpha]], rotation, [[collision]], etc.	+	The centre of the graph ([[control point]] 0) is given according to the given [[alignment]]. This gives added functionality of being able to place the graph like texts, yet also using [[flags]], [[alpha]], rotation, [[collision]](), etc.

	Processes can adopt the graphic containing the text, or it can be displayed with some [[Functioncategory:Maps\|maps functions]], creating a very handy function.		Processes can adopt the graphic containing the text, or it can be displayed with some [[Functioncategory:Maps\|maps functions]], creating a very handy function.

Sandman at 22:03, 25 July 2007

Sandman — Wed, 25 Jul 2007 22:03:02 GMT

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	The centre of the graph ([[control point]] 0) is given according to the given [[alignment]]. This gives added functionality of being able to place the graph like texts, yet also using [[flags]], [[alpha]], rotation, [[collision]], etc.		The centre of the graph ([[control point]] 0) is given according to the given [[alignment]]. This gives added functionality of being able to place the graph like texts, yet also using [[flags]], [[alpha]], rotation, [[collision]], etc.

-	Processes can adopt the graphic containing the text, or it can be displayed with some [[~~maps~~\|maps functions]], creating a very handy function.	+	Processes can adopt the graphic containing the text, or it can be displayed with some [[Functioncategory:Maps\|maps functions]], creating a very handy function.

	== Errors ==		== Errors ==
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	Program example;		Program example;
	Begin		Begin
-	Set_text_color(~~154~~);	+	Set_text_color(rgb(222,195,140));
	graph=write_in_map(0,"Game programming is awesome!",4);		graph=write_in_map(0,"Game programming is awesome!",4);
	repeat		repeat
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	End		End
	</pre>		</pre>
-	Used in example: [[set_text_color]](), [[key]](), [[x]], [[y]], [[mouse]]	+	Used in example: [[set_text_color]](), [[rgb]](), [[key]](), [[x]], [[y]], [[mouse]]

	This will result in something like:<br/>		This will result in something like:<br/>
	[[Image:Write_in_map.png]]		[[Image:Write_in_map.png]]

Sandman at 22:00, 25 July 2007

Sandman — Wed, 25 Jul 2007 22:00:33 GMT

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	The centre of the graph ([[control point]] 0) is given according to the given [[alignment]]. This gives added functionality of being able to place the graph like texts, yet also using [[flags]], [[alpha]], rotation, [[collision]], etc.		The centre of the graph ([[control point]] 0) is given according to the given [[alignment]]. This gives added functionality of being able to place the graph like texts, yet also using [[flags]], [[alpha]], rotation, [[collision]], etc.

-	Processes can adopt the graphic containing the text, or it can be displayed with [[~~put]] or [[xput~~]], creating a very handy function.	+	Processes can adopt the graphic containing the text, or it can be displayed with some [[maps\|maps functions]], creating a very handy function.

	== Errors ==		== Errors ==
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	Program example;		Program example;
	Begin		Begin
		+	Set_text_color(154);
	graph=write_in_map(0,"Game programming is awesome!",4);		graph=write_in_map(0,"Game programming is awesome!",4);
	repeat		repeat
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	End		End
	</pre>		</pre>
-	Used in example: [[key]](), [[x]], [[y]], [[mouse]]	+	Used in example: [[set_text_color]](), [[key]](), [[x]], [[y]], [[mouse]]

	This will result in something like:<br/>		This will result in something like:<br/>
	[[Image:Write_in_map.png]]		[[Image:Write_in_map.png]]

Sandman at 21:52, 25 July 2007

Sandman — Wed, 25 Jul 2007 21:52:46 GMT

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	'''INT''' write_in_map ( <'''INT''' fontID> , <'''STRING''' text> , <'''INT''' alignment> )		'''INT''' write_in_map ( <'''INT''' fontID> , <'''STRING''' text> , <'''INT''' alignment> )

-	Creates a new ~~map~~ in memory with the given text on it (~~with the map~~ borders ~~as tight~~ around the text ~~as possible~~).	+	Creates a new [[graphic]] in memory with the given text on it (without borders around the text).

	== Parameters ==		== Parameters ==
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	== Returns ==		== Returns ==
-	'''INT''' : [[~~graph~~]] ~~number~~ of the ~~newly created map (~~in [[~~file~~]] ~~0, memory)~~.	+	'''INT''' : [[GraphID]]
-		+	{\|
		+	\| 0 \|\| - Error. The text could not be obtained or was empty.
		+	\|-
		+	\| !0 \|\| - The [[GraphID]] of the [[graphic]] of the generated [[graphic]] in the [[system FPG]].
		+	\|}
	== Notes ==		== Notes ==
-	[[~~Map_put~~]]~~() or~~ [[~~map_xput~~]]() can be ~~used to put~~ the ~~newly created text map on another map~~ (~~this~~ is ~~also why~~ the alignment ~~parameter is handy: it enables you~~ to ~~chose alignment when putting~~ the text ~~map on another map)~~.	+	This function creates a [[graphic]] containing the specified [[font]], with a [[width]] and [[height]] determined by the physical size of the text; the graphic's size will fit the text exactly to the pixel. The graphic will be stored in memory with [[FileID]] 0 (using the system FPG), and can be obtained at any time by calling its [[GraphID]]. The graphic can also be unloaded from memory by using [[unload_map]].
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		+	The centre of the graph ([[control point]] 0) is given according to the given [[alignment]]. This gives added functionality of being able to place the graph like texts, yet also using [[flags]], [[alpha]], rotation, [[collision]], etc.
		+
		+	Processes can adopt the graphic containing the text, or it can be displayed with [[put]] or [[xput]], creating a very handy function.

	== Errors ==		== Errors ==
-	~~''<If someone knows, please edit!> ''~~	+	{\|
		+	\| Invalid font \|\| - The specified font does not exist or is invalid.
		+	\|}

	== Example ==		== Example ==
	<pre>		<pre>
-	Program ~~test~~;	+	Program example;
	Begin		Begin
-	~~x=320/2;~~	+	graph=write_in_map(0,"Game programming is awesome!",4);
-	~~y=200/2;~~	+	repeat
-	~~Set_text_color(154);~~	+	x=mouse.x;
-	~~Graph~~=write_in_map(0,"Game programming is awesome!",4);	+	y=mouse.y;
-	~~Loop~~	+	frame;
-	~~Frame~~;	+	until(key(_esc))
-	~~End~~	+
	End		End
	</pre>		</pre>
-	Used in example: [[~~set_text_color~~]]()	+	Used in example: [[key]](), [[x]], [[y]], [[mouse]]

	This will result in something like:<br/>		This will result in something like:<br/>
	[[Image:Write_in_map.png]]		[[Image:Write_in_map.png]]