GraphID

Definition

GraphID

A GraphID is an identifier associated with a certain graphic in the file (FPG) specified by a FileID.

GraphID's can be used to point to certain graphics in certain files (FPGs), for displaying them onscreen, or manipulating them in another way, like put() or map_put(). They can also be used to specify the graphic of a process or function, by assigning the GraphID to the local variable graph. This will make the process use the graphic in the file (FPG), specified by the local variable file, at the position specified by the local variable graph.

Example

Program files;
Global
    int file_id;
Begin

    // Load FPG
    file_id = load_fpg("example.fpg");

    // Set locals for display of graph
    file = file_id;
    graph = 1;
    x = y = 50;

    Repeat
        frame;
    Until(key(_frame))

End

Used in example: load_fpg(), key(), file, graph