[Gnash-commit] [bug #34625] wrong colors

[Sandro Santilli]

Update of bug #34625 (project gnash):

                  Status:               Confirmed => In Progress            
             Assigned to:                    None => strk                   

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Follow-up Comment #7:

Indeed the 16bit interpretation should be 15bit instead!
I have a working patch locally, just need to increase luminosity (I guess it's
the 5bit vs. 8bit which would require multiplication of the value by a
factor).

In any case I'd like to have a testcase setup first.
The testcase should contain a palette of colors, including
the full red, green, blue ones and white (a few others are fine as long as
they are easily computed numerically, like 128/128/0 and the like).

I'll need such bitmaps to be encoded with the LOSSLESS format 4 (aka 15bit)
and used as bitmap fills for shapes.

A single bitmap with multiple colors would be fine.
A single shape will be fine too.
The shape must be rendered big enough for pixel checking to be 
possible (each square or circle must allow for containing a circle with 5
pixel radius at least).

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