Well, I don't know if it's what you intended, but you gave me a clue to solving the problem - I was making my job much harder than it needed to be by constantly trying to handle transitions from Mandelbrot scale to canvas scale + edges to centre...

y concentrating on tracking the center I was able finally to get my head around what was needed... below is the working code - you can pass it a param of canvas size (e.g. "200"), or just let it use the default of 100.

Thanks all.

use strict; use Tk; my $c_size = ($ARGV[0] =~ /^\d+$/ && $ARGV[0]>0) ? $ARGV[0] : 100; my $scale = my $oldscale = 1; my ($lasti, $lastr)=(0,-0.5); my $mw = MainWindow -> new; my $canvas = $mw -> Canvas(-height=>$c_size, -width=>$c_size) -> pack; $canvas -> Tk::bind('all', '<ButtonPress-1>' => \&MakeMan); MakeMan(); MainLoop; sub MakeMan(){ $canvas -> delete('all'); my ($e, $canv_x, $canv_y)=(0,$c_size/2,$c_size/2); if($scale > 1){ $e = $canvas -> XEvent; $canv_x = $e->x; $canv_y = $e->y; } my $px_old = (4/$oldscale)/$c_size; my $px_new = (4/$scale)/$c_size; my $i = $lasti = $lasti + ($canv_y - ($c_size/2))*$px_old; # centre $i = $i - (($c_size/2)*$px_new); # left edge my $rconst = $lastr = $lastr + ($canv_x - ($c_size/2))*$px_old; # ce +ntre $rconst = $rconst - (($c_size/2)*$px_new); # top edge my $icount = 1; while($icount <= $c_size){ my $r = $rconst; my $rcount = 1; while($rcount <= $c_size){ my $iter = ($c_size/10)*($scale**0.5); my $tr = $r; my $ti = $i; my $rgb_out = '#000000'; my $rgb = 255; for my $n(1..$iter){ ($tr, $ti) = (($tr ** 2) - ($ti ** 2) + ($r), (2 * $tr * $ti) ++ ($i)); $rgb -= int(255/$iter); if((($tr * $tr) + ($ti * $ti)) > 4){ $rgb_out = '#' . (sprintf("%2.2X", $rgb))x3; last; } } $canvas -> createLine($rcount, $icount, $rcount+1, $icount, -fil +l => $rgb_out, -width => 1); $rcount ++; $r += ((4/$scale)/$c_size); } $icount ++; $i += ((4/$scale)/$c_size); } $oldscale = $scale; $scale = $scale * 2; }
map{$a=1-$_/10;map{$d=$a;$e=$b=$_/20-2;map{($d,$e)=(2*$d*$e+$a,$e**2 -$d**2+$b);$c=$d**2+$e**2>4?$d=8:_}1..50;print$c}0..59;print$/}0..20
Tom Melly, pm@tomandlu.co.uk

In reply to Re^2: Tk Zooming Fractal Problems by Melly
in thread Tk Zooming Fractal Problems by Melly

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