Windows Interface Programming 11th bitmap display special effects random building blocks

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For Windows interface programming, the bitmap display special effect series directory is as follows:

1. The ninth part of Windows Interface Programming: bitmap display effect staggered

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2. Windows Interface Programming Article 10 bitmap display special effect blinds

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3. Windows Interface Programming 11th special bitmap display random block effects

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4. Windows Interface Programming 12th bitmap display special effects fly into effect and stretch Effect

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5. Windows Interface Programming 13th bitmap display special effects collection

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This article "Windows Interface Programming 11th bitmap display special effects random building block effect" will explain the bitmap random building block display effect. As shown in

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In programming, the random building block effect is the simplest, as long as a grid shows the entire location:

// Random blocks // The Windows Interface Programming 11th bitmap display special effects random blocks effect // http://blog.csdn.net/morewindows/article/details/8696724void animatedraw_randomblocks (HDC, HDC hdcmem, int nwidth, int nheight, uint nintervaltime = 15, int nrowblocks = 10, int ncolblocks = 10) {int blocks, nstepcol, ndisplaycount; int blocks = nrowblocks * ncolblocks; bool * pflagarray = new bool [nsumblocks]; memset (pflagarray, 0, sizeof (bool) * nsumblocks); nsteprow = nwidth/nrowblocks; nstepcol = nheight/ncolblocks; srand (unsigned) Time (null )); ndisplaycount = 0; // Number of displayed squares while (true) {int ROW = rand () % nrowblocks; int Col = rand () % ncolblocks; if (pflagarray [row * ncolblocks + Col]) continue; pflagarray [row * ncolblocks + Col] = true; bitblt (HDC, row * nsteprow, Col * nstepcol, nsteprow, nstepcol, hdcmem, row * nsteprow, Col * nstepcol, srccopy); ndisplaycount ++; If (ndisplaycount> = nsumblocks) break; sleep (nintervaltime);} bitblt (HDC, 0, 0, nwidth, nheight, hdcmem, 0, 0, srccopy );}

Complete program in "Windows Interface Programming 13th bitmap display special effect Collection"

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The next article "Windows Interface Programming 12th" displays the flying effect and stretching Effect of bitmap display "will explain the flying effect and stretching Effect of Bitmap.

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