bitmap Definition
bit·map (bit′map′)
noun
Comput. a representation of a graphic image, as a letter or number, as a sequence of bits that generates a corresponding pattern of pixels on a video screen
bitmap Usage Examples
Converse of object
- destroy: This bitmap uses its own memory, so you can destroy the original bitmap without affecting the converted one.
- export: Gray lines around the edge of the bitmap An exported bitmap may show gray lines on one or more sides.
- specify: You can also specify a bitmap and mask file of your own.
- load: Here is the code to load a 256 color bitmap into the structure given above.
- create: Creating the bitmap against a suitable background color is a useful technique to improve quality.
- contain: This is asserted in the 16x16 square that is to contain the cursor bitmap.
Adjective modifier
- specified: They draw the animation onto the specified bitmap, which should normally be the screen.
- actual: Bitmaps Note that you can not edit the actual bitmap ( apart from scaling, rotating and shearing.. .
Modifies a noun
- caching: How to install the no bitmap caching driver This is done in the normal way, using the Windows Setup program.
- font: There are no bitmap fonts intended for use on high-end displays with a resolution of over 120 dpi.
- graphics: Unlike bitmap graphics, vector graphics can be scaled to any size without losing information.
- image: Small bitmap images are not of high enough quality.
- format: Animated GIF: A GIF is a bitmap file format often used on the World Wide Web.
- editor: Load This command is used to load a new bitmap file into the bitmap editor.
Noun used with modifier
- memory: Moreover, the source must be a memory bitmap.
- color: Instead of old square buttons and limited colors, the Windows® XP visual style engine natively supports the use of true color bitmap buttons.
- screen: Cannot create screen bitmap There was insufficient memory for BASIC's screen bitmap.
- background: Fixed a bug whereby the card background bitmap was not loaded properly.
- source: It consists of a hotspot, a source bitmap, a shape bitmap, and a pair of colors.
- color: Here is the code to load a 256 color bitmap into the structure given above.
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