woba.h

/*

 WOBA Decoder for C++
 (c) 2005 Rebecca Bettencourt / Kreative Korporation

 This decodes the compressed bitmap format that HyperCard uses to store card images.
 The format is called WOBA, which stands for Wrath Of Bill Atkinson, because it was
 written by Bill Atkinson and we had a heck of a time figuring it out.


 This code is under the MIT license.

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*/

#ifndef _____WOBA_H_____
#define _____WOBA_H_____

#include "picture.h"
using namespace std;


void woba_decode(picture & p, char * woba);

#endif