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StainlessS · 23rd April 2021, 17:41

Thanks Dog, I got the clip.
I wanted the resize pack for the other functions, RatioResize, PadResize and PadMirror.

EDIT:
The DBase thing could be used in realtime, not multiple pass thingy, and you can even delete the Dbase on clip closure using CallCmd().
EDIT: This part would be done before entering scriptclip, ie create and preset DBase,
And supply DB name as arg to scriptclip,

Code:

DB = "My.DB".RT_GetFullPathName

X1_FLD = 0
Y1_FLD = 1
X2_FLD = 2
Y2_FLD = 3

RECORD_0 = 0

TypeString="iiii"   # 4 fields of type int

RT_DBaseAlloc(DB,1,TypeString)   # Single pre-existing record [int field defaults are set to 0]

RT_DBaseSet(DB,RECORD_0,-1,-1,-1,-1)    # PreSet all vars -1

Using the RT_DBaseSet and RT_DBaseGet within Scriptclip.
The RECORD_0 and X1_FLD stuff is just for self documentation, you would likely use constants instead of variables.
During script developement, it is sometimes useful to use vars like X1_FLD etc so things eg field order can be changed around
without changing entire script. When completed, then can simply do a mass text Replace of eg X1_FLD with
the final chosen constant.

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StainlessS HeartlessS Usurer Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Over the rainbow Posts: 10,980	Thanks Dog, I got the clip. I wanted the resize pack for the other functions, RatioResize, PadResize and PadMirror. EDIT: The DBase thing could be used in realtime, not multiple pass thingy, and you can even delete the Dbase on clip closure using CallCmd(). EDIT: This part would be done before entering scriptclip, ie create and preset DBase, And supply DB name as arg to scriptclip, Code: DB = "My.DB".RT_GetFullPathName X1_FLD = 0 Y1_FLD = 1 X2_FLD = 2 Y2_FLD = 3 RECORD_0 = 0 TypeString="iiii" # 4 fields of type int RT_DBaseAlloc(DB,1,TypeString) # Single pre-existing record [int field defaults are set to 0] RT_DBaseSet(DB,RECORD_0,-1,-1,-1,-1) # PreSet all vars -1 Using the RT_DBaseSet and RT_DBaseGet within Scriptclip. The RECORD_0 and X1_FLD stuff is just for self documentation, you would likely use constants instead of variables. During script developement, it is sometimes useful to use vars like X1_FLD etc so things eg field order can be changed around without changing entire script. When completed, then can simply do a mass text Replace of eg X1_FLD with the final chosen constant. __________________ I sometimes post sober. StainlessS@MediaFire ::: AND/OR ::: StainlessS@SendSpace "Some infinities are bigger than other infinities", but how many of them are infinitely bigger ??? Last edited by StainlessS; 23rd April 2021 at 17:59.