Paintinsky for Numworks and PC

This library is an wrapper of kandinsky library and add lot of draw methods.

Note 1: if you read the code you risk not understanding anything, it's normal the library has been designed to be as optimized and small as possible, hence this somewhat strange syntax.
Note 2: gp, sp, fr and ds are just kandinsky's functions with a shortened name to take as little storage as possible. So there is no need to import kandinsky after this library, you can use these functions.

WARNING: Compress algorithm of method get_screen() is under in development so don't use it for moment.

Usable content

Public methods

get_hpixel():

• Parameters: x, y
• Description: Get pixel at (x, y) in hex format

draw_circle():

• Parameters: x, y, radius, color, back [default: None], spader [default: 1], semi [default: False], reverse [default: False]
• Description: Draw circle at (x, y). back is backgroung color, None is transparent. spader is the spader of circle line. semi for a semi circle. reverse to reverse color and back color
• Example (if reverse=True): If I call draw_circle(10,10,20,"red",reverse=True) the circle line will transparent and rest of rect is red.

fill_circle():

• Parameters: x, y, radius, color, back [default: None], semi [default: False], reverse [default: False]
• Description: Same as draw_circle() but is filled

draw_rect():

• Parameters: x, y, w, h, color, spader [default: 1]
• Description: Draw just a rectangle at (x, y). spader is the spader of rectangle line

draw_line():

• Parameters: x1, y1, x2, y2, color, spader [default: 1]
• Description: Draw a line at (x1, y1) to (x2, y2)

get_screen():

• Parameters: x, y, w, h, compress [default: False]
• Description: Get all pixels of part of screen at (x, y) to (w, h). compress to compress pixels array to string hex hash.
• Note: By default this method return an array of array of pixel so if the selection is big, this method can raise an OutOfMemoryError because it take lot of RAM. So is better to set compress=True to compress all at pixel hex hash

parse_screen():

• Parameters: x, y, hash , zoom [default: 1]
• Description: Parse pixels hash or array at (x, y). zoom to enlarge pixels
• Note: The method auto detect if is compressed pixel hex hash by using type, since is an str. For zoom parameter is by default at 1 because 1 pixel, so if you increase thee value (e.g. zoom=4) 1 compressed pixel take 4 pixel in screen at uncompress

draw_text():

• Parameters: text, x, y, size [default: 1], color [default: (0,0,0)], bg [default: (248,252,248)], hideModel [default: True]
• Description: Draw a sized text at (x, y). color is the text color, None value is transparent color. bg is the background color, None value is transparent color. hideModel to hide first text used to copy content and increase size (more info in Note).
• Note: in kandinsky is not possible to choose the size of font, so one way is drawing first text with default size and copy content for increase size of text. So, the hide Model parameter copies and saves the old area which will be replaced by the first text, then re-replaced by the saved area. This allows you to enlarge the size of the text without having to hide the model afterwards. The only problem with this method is that it takes a long time, so if you have a script that writes a lot of text, it's best to keep hideModel=False and hide the pattern manually

Other methods

Is only use for library methods, but you can use they if you want.

HEX():

• Parameters: v, l [default: 2]
• Description: Convert integer to a filled hex value. l max hex length

INT():

• Parameters: v
• Description: Convert an filled or not hex value to integer.
• Note: String hex value must don't have '0x' a start, this will add automatically for conversion

Why for pc?

Because this exist.