Hi,
Is it possible to display ONE predefined panel several times?
I want to create a "tileplotter" in 2d.
What are the most improtant changes for panels from version 6.1 to 6.50
MfG,
Patrick

Not so easy no, you can use one bmap in several panels. You can create panels on the fly and display them all over the page, which is probably the most important panel update since 6.1.

Thank you for answering my question.
But one more question:
What do you mean with "create panels on the fly"?
Perhaps something like that?

function panels
{
paneö* pointer(bla);
}
MfG
Patrick

Take a look at:
pan_create()

Example code:
Code:

---

bmap my_bmap = <my_image.bmp>;

var panel_pointer[20];

function create_panels()
{
  var i = 0;
  while(i < 20)
  {
    panel_pointer[i] = pan_create("bmap = my_bmap;", 1);
    i += 1;
  }
}

---

EDIT:
Forgot how to access thoses panel pointers which were stored in the array:
Code:

---

panel* temp_pan;

function set_panel(_id,_x,_y)
{
  temp_pan = panel_pointer[_id];
  temp_pan.x = _x;
  temp_pan.y = _y;
}

---

Ahh, thats greate. This is what i need.
But it is hard to find in the manual. i was able find it only with the search function...
Thank you,
MfG
Patrick

edit:

Oh, i have red the entry about pan_create. Isn't it Lite-C? Because C-Script is extra mentioned.

edit2:

Oh sorry, I was a little bit confused... It's c-script

"pan_create" offers a lot, you can create panels just the same as defining them in c-script, with buttons and sliders and anything else you want, you just have to plan it a bit better.