Quick test

Could anyone with a few seconds to spare evaluate each of the following
in a workspace and let me ([hidden email])  know the answers they
get.

(DIBSection width: 10 height: 20 depth: 8)
    getDIBSECTION dsBmih biCompression

(DIBSection width: 10 height: 20 depth: 16)
    getDIBSECTION dsBmih biCompression

(DIBSection width: 10 height: 20 depth: 24)
    getDIBSECTION dsBmih biCompression

(DIBSection width: 10 height: 20 depth: 32)
    getDIBSECTION dsBmih biCompression

I'm just trying to work out if the answers I get (0, 3, 0, 0) are
peculiar to my system/graphics drivers or are the expected results on
all systems.

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Ian Bartholomew wrote:
I get the same answers (0, 3, 0, 0).

Cheers

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Ian Bartholomew wrote:
I get exactly the same results.

Andreas

Same result (0, 3, 0, 0) here.

Bernhard

Ian Bartholomew wrote:
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I wrote:

> Could anyone with a few seconds to spare evaluate each of the
> following in a workspace and let me ([hidden email])  know the
> answers they get.

Thanks to everyone who replied, both here and via e-mail.

It appears that Windows consistently uses a different default
compression method for 16 bit DeviceIndependentBitmaps and may also do
the same when performing a copy/paste of 16 and 32 bit bitmaps using the
clipboard.

Bugger!!

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