News on Anim32 and AnimEdi:

For two weeks, after a long period of inactivity, due to family problems, I resumed the development of the Anim32 program; moreover, since it will be the 32-bit conversion for Windows 11 of the AnimEdi project (16 Bit), for which I paid for the registration to S.I.A.E., as seen from the certificate shown here, I decided to sell AnimEdi with all the sources, until I will completed Anim32:

MCGA Win XP AnimEdi (Setup Program).Exe

The news is that I have been developing an important tool for Anim32 for about a week: the function in Assembly programming language, named ZoomInImageRect (), of which you can download the test program with a brief documentation:

Zoom_Tst (archive file) .zip

Zoom_Tst.EXE Copyright (c) 2020 Paolo Fassin:

This is a test for my ZoomInImageRect()'s function, written in Assembly programming's language, of my Delphi library named Dlp_LGrf, that Anim32 will use before next release.

Zoom_Tst.EXE load 2 picture: the first is a tile, repeated in the background, instead about the second picture I can say this:

1. An internal rectengular region of second picture is automatically selected;  using arrow keys you can move this region in or out of it.
2. The rectangular region, clipped from the second picture, appears o the tiled screen;  moving the mouse pointer you can move this portion.
3. Pressing the X key the rectangular region is flipped horizzontally.
4. Pressing the Y key the rectangular region is flipped vertically.
5. Pressing the R key the rectangular region is clock-wise rotated of 90 degree.
6. Pressing the SPACE key the rectangular region is zoommed-in of 1, 2, 4, 8 time.
7. Pressing the S key the the rectangular region become a sprite.
8. Pressing the M key the the rectangular region become a white mask.

NOTE: In this file there is also the test program for function MultJollyStrComp(); it was written in Delphi's language and is a small parser that encodes a filter (string) to include (+) or exclude (-) one or more groups of files for the search:

<Group> = <Name> [. <Extension>]
<Filter> = [<Group>] [+ | - <Group>] [...] 

Both <Name> and <extension> can include wildcard characters:

* Abbreviation
? Any text character

ANIM32 and ANIMEDI: two graphic editors of images and movies

Paolo Fassin (PCDear.ent.games)