A view that displays an image saved by CCGraphics.

Constructor

CCImageView(number x, number y, table image) <- CCView

• x: The X position of the image
• y: The Y position of the image
• image: The image to display

Notes

This is a very simple view class which can serve as an example on how to subclass CCView. There are no extra properties or methods.
The image format is as follows: (formatting broken for now)

• table [0-width]: The columns of pixels as an array
  • table [0-height]: The cells of pixels as an array
    • color bgColor: The background color of the pixel
    • color fgColor: The foreground color of the pixel
    • number pixelCode: A 6-bit number describing the parts of the character to display (mini-pixels). Arranged L->R T->B.
    • boolean useCharacter: Whether to display a custom character instead.
    • string character: A custom character to draw instead of pixels.
• number width: The width of the image in mini-pixels
• number height: The height of the image in mini-pixels
• number termWidth: The width of the image in characters
• number termHeight: The height of the image in characters

This table is saved with textutils.serialize() and loaded with textutils.unserialize(). The creator of the view is responsible for loading the file into a table.
See testimage.lon to see how the table is arranged. (The lon extension stands for Lua Object Notation, which I made up since this isn't JSON.)