08-25-2025, 12:30 AM
After a couple of years, I've fallen back into a coding error that I don't know where it is, and at the time it was resolved in a way that I don't remember...
Suddenly, when I write something in a certain position, if I overwrite something in that position, the new phrase does NOT cover the old one, which somehow 'survives' producing a very annoying transparency effect.
Obviously, there are no COLOR instructions with RGB that set various transparencies, so the effect is not intended. I always use - at the beginning of my code - SCREEN _NEWIMAGE([...], [...], 32).
If I don't solve it, I'm stuck indefinitely... sine die...
I'm sure it's something minor... I mean, exactly the type of errors that are the hardest to find...
Any suggestions regarding this?
Suddenly, when I write something in a certain position, if I overwrite something in that position, the new phrase does NOT cover the old one, which somehow 'survives' producing a very annoying transparency effect.
Obviously, there are no COLOR instructions with RGB that set various transparencies, so the effect is not intended. I always use - at the beginning of my code - SCREEN _NEWIMAGE([...], [...], 32).
If I don't solve it, I'm stuck indefinitely... sine die...
I'm sure it's something minor... I mean, exactly the type of errors that are the hardest to find...
Any suggestions regarding this?