Pascal Draw

ASCII drawing canvas written in Pascal.

##Usage

Basics

Moving your # cursor around using the arrow keys. There are 15 colors, and each one comes with four shades.

To draw, use the keys Z,X,C,V; where Z is the lighest shade of the currently chosen color and V is the darkest shade. You can switch colors by pressing the key displayed next to.

Erasing

Erase the current pixel by pressing D. Erase the whole canvas by pressing Shift + D.

Opening / Saving

Open a project file using Shift + I (Input). Saving the current project using Shift + O (Output).

Exporting

Pascal Draw supports HTML exporting. Why? Because I can't really figure out how to encode properly in TXT files. To export, use Shift + E (Export). Please be reminded that exporting does NOT mean saving the project.

Console

Shift + U to open up the console. From the console, you can access commands that may not be accessible from hotkeys.

Configuring

Shift + U to open up the console, then type config and hit return. Currently, only working directory is configurable. More will come when new features are implemented.

Exiting

Shift + S exits prompts the user before exiting the app.

Storage

PascalDraw File(.pdr)

PascalDraw File saves PascalDraw project. It's pretty much like HTML Export but you can edit it and save it again.

Data is separated by spaces and new-line-characters. The first chunk is the number of pixels in the project, followed by a new line \n. Each 4 chunks (separated by space-character) of the following data defines a pixel in the project file.

It is structured like so:

[numbers of pixels]
[x] [y] [shade] [color] [x] [y] [shade] [color] [x] [y] [shade] [color] ...

Notes:

The file must not end with a space character. Though this haven't been tested whether it would cause a bug or not, it shouldn't be like that.
The most top-left pixel has the coordinate (0;0)

Config file (config)

Saves configurations about PascalDraw. Currently, it supports saving the Current Working Directory (CWD).