Here, Formatis a property (Format:PixelFormat) of Pixmap, and it's used in Select statement as a PixelFormat equivalent. I think it's a typo.
I tried this way on test app and it works correct, so it's almost not a bug,
but if we'll try to write similar code in c#, we'll get compile time error:
DataFormat.F1' cannot be accessed with an instance reference; qualify it with a type name instead
Test app:
Namespace myapp
#Import "<std>"
Using std..
Function Main()
Local f:=DataFormat.F2
Select f
Case f.F1 ' <- nonsense usage of enum member
Print "f1"
Case f.F2
Print "f2"
Case f.F3
Print "f3"
End
End
Enum DataFormat
F1
F2
F3
End
Original Author: engor
Working on image processing app I found that: https://github.com/blitz-research/monkey2/blob/f3ed955eb732b224970a7ea6bf77f00cb967c563/modules/std/graphics/pixmap.monkey2#L154
Here,
Format
is a property (Format:PixelFormat) ofPixmap
, and it's used in Select statement as a PixelFormat equivalent. I think it's a typo.I tried this way on test app and it works correct, so it's almost not a bug,
but if we'll try to write similar code in c#, we'll get compile time error:
DataFormat.F1' cannot be accessed with an instance reference; qualify it with a type name instead
Test app:
I've prepared pull request with pixmap fix.