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Monthly Archives: September 2018
Find a Ducci sequence in C#
A Ducci sequence is a sequence of tuples of integers. You start with a sequence of values such as 1-2-3-4-5. TO find the next tuple, you calculate the absolute value of the difference between adjacent numbers in the sequence, wrapping … Continue reading
Posted in algorithms, mathematics
Tagged algorithms, C#, C# programming, differences, diffy game, Ducci sequence, example, example program, mathematics, Windows Forms programming
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Encode and decode Futurama’s alienese in C#
My last two posts explained a program can pull out pieces of an image. In those examples, the image was a collection of glyphs and the program saved the individual glyphs in png files. This post uses the glyphs to … Continue reading
Separate glyphs in an image in C#, Part 2
This is the second post describing the program that I wrote to separate glyphs in a combined image. The first post explained the program’s menus. This post explains how the program manages its red glyph selection rectangle. This post describes … Continue reading
Separate glyphs in an image in C#, Part 1
I’m working on a program to translate to and from Futurama’s alienese alphabet. Before I do that, I wrote this program to separate glyphs stored in an image that contains the alphabet. It’s a fairly full-featured program, so I’ll describe … Continue reading
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Tagged alienese, C#, C# programming, example, example program, Futurama, graphics, image processing, separate glyphs, Windows Forms programming
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