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Man Page: fli_bmp_dirty_from

Operating Environment: debian

Section: 3alleg4

fli_bmp_dirty_from(3alleg4)					  Allegro manual				       fli_bmp_dirty_from(3alleg4)

NAME
fli_bmp_dirty_from, fli_bmp_dirty_to - Indicate which parts of the image have changed. Allegro game programming library.
SYNOPSIS
#include <allegro.h> extern int fli_bmp_dirty_from; extern int fli_bmp_dirty_to;
DESCRIPTION
These variables are set by next_fli_frame() to indicate which part of the fli_bitmap has changed since the last call to reset_fli_vari- ables(). If fli_bmp_dirty_from is greater than fli_bmp_dirty_to, the bitmap has not changed, otherwise lines fli_bmp_dirty_from to fli_bmp_dirty_to (inclusive) have altered. You can use these when copying the fli_bitmap onto the screen, to avoid moving data unnecessar- ily. Example: if (fli_bmp_dirty_from <= fli_bmp_dirty_to) blit(fli_bitmap, screen, 0, fli_bmp_dirty_from, 0, fli_bmp_dirty_from, fli_bitmap->w, fli_bmp_dirty_to - fli_bmp_dirty_from + 1);
SEE ALSO
fli_bitmap(3alleg4), reset_fli_variables(3alleg4) Allegro version 4.4.2 fli_bmp_dirty_from(3alleg4)
Related Man Pages
next_fli_frame(3alleg4) - debian
exdbuf(3alleg4) - netbsd
exdbuf(3alleg4) - linux
exdbuf(3alleg4) - osx
exdbuf(3alleg4) - freebsd
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