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boeseturbo

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PostPosted: Wed Aug 12, 2015 1:22 pm    Post subject: script for decompressing bgf Reply with quote

Hi,

I use my own graficlib and use $inc and restore to set every pixel to display.

To save space, I want to use compressed images from bascom bgf tool. Has anybody write a script for decompress it? Are their any informations about the algo which is used for compression?

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PostPosted: Wed Aug 12, 2015 6:33 pm    Post subject: BGC file is RLE coded Reply with quote

Here is the routine AndersL / SIX1 / HKipnik wrote to decompress a BGF picture. Look at the &HAA 'repeat' token.

'BGC file is rle coded &HAA represents this, the byte after &HAA is the number of times that the byte before &HAA wil be repeated

Code:
Call Ili9327_setxy_frame(tempx , Tempy , Tempx2 , Tempy)
   Do
      Read Pixel                                            'Read the value for the pixel
      If Pixel = &HAA Then                                  'BGC file is lre coded &HAA represents this, the byte after &HAA is the number of times that the byte before &HAA wil be repeated
         Read Repeat                                        'Byte after &HAA contains the number of times to repeat
         Repeat = Repeat - 1
         For L = 1 To Repeat                                'Loop the repeat
            Call Ili9327_write_dataw(prevpixel)             'Write the pixel data to the display
            Decr Imagesize                                  'Decrease the bytes still to be processed
            Incr Xpos                                       'Incr the xpos
            If Xpos > Xsize Then                            'If the xpos is larger then xsize of the image start at a new y line
               Xpos = 1                                     'and set the xpos pos back to the first position on the new line
               Incr Ypos                                    'Start a new y line
               Tempx = Xpos + Xoffset                       'Pixel position is the image postion + the offset
               Tempy = Ypos + Yoffset
               Call Ili9327_setxy_frame(tempx , Tempy , Tempx2 , Tempy)
            'Print "tempx,tempy,tempx2,tempy " ; Tempx ; " " ; Tempy ; " " ; Tempx2 ; " " ; Tempy
            End If
         Next L                                             'Next repeat loop
      Else                                                  'It's a regular byte, not LRE encoded
         Pixelword = Rgb16(pixel)                           'Convert the 8bit pixel to 16bit pixel
         Call Ili9327_write_dataw(pixelword)                'Write the pixel data to the display
         Prevpixel = Pixelword                              'Store the pixel in a temp word, maybe we need it if the next byte is &HAA
         Decr Imagesize                                     'Decrease the bytes still to be processed
         Incr Xpos
         If Xpos > Xsize Then                               'If the xpos is larger then xsize of the image start at a new y line
            Xpos = 1                                        'and set the xpos pos back to the first position on the new line
            Incr Ypos
            Tempx = Xpos + Xoffset                          'Pixel position is the image postion + the offset
            Tempy = Ypos + Yoffset
            Call Ili9327_setxy_frame(tempx , Tempy , Tempx2 , Tempy)       'Start a new y line, send the xy position to the display
         'Print "tempx,tempy,tempx2,tempy " ; Tempx ; " " ; Tempy ; " " ; Tempx2 ; " " ; Tempy
         End If

      End If
   Loop Until Imagesize = 0  
 


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PostPosted: Wed Aug 12, 2015 7:17 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Here You can read some info http://wiki.mcselec.com/bavr/Tools_Graphic_Converter
You must also know that first two bytes in BGF contains information about height and width.
I also made small tool for convert BGF into BMP again if you don`t have sources (bmp) anymore. It can be useful Wink
http://bart-projects.cba.pl/enigma.html
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PostPosted: Wed Aug 12, 2015 9:37 pm    Post subject: Re: BGC file is RLE coded Reply with quote

bzijlstra wrote:
Here is the routine AndersL / SIX1 / HKipnik wrote to decompress a BGF picture

99% procent of that code is taken from my ssd2119 routine Lcd_showpicture, published back October 2010.
http://evertdekker.com/wp/?p=257
Everything i have written and published is free for download and use, but it's not nice to see now that everybody except me gets the credits.

Edit: Made it already back in July 2009 for the Siemens S65 display
http://evertdekker.com/wp/?p=304

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PostPosted: Wed Aug 12, 2015 10:08 pm    Post subject: Sorry Reply with quote

Evert

Sorry about that. Thanks for your code.

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PostPosted: Thu Aug 13, 2015 8:58 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

thank you very very much!
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