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Re: CImage Woes

VonHagNDaz29-May-07 4:53

VonHagNDaz

29-May-07 4:53

Mark Salsbery wrote:
The data you showed still looks like RGB pixel data for white (0xff,0xff,0xff,0xff,0xff,0xff,...).

so would this mean that somehow im not passing the loaded image to SomeMethod(CImage* importedImage), meaning the GetBits() is just a pointer to a bunch of whitespaces?

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Re: CImage Woes

Mark Salsbery29-May-07 5:04

Mark Salsbery

29-May-07 5:04

You're passing something.

First, make sure CImage::Load() is returning S_OK, not E_FAIL.

I'm not positive it's whitespace - I don't have the ASCII table memorized. What are the byte
values? You only showed a few - are you sure the first few pixels in the top or bottom (depending
on the orientation of the DIBSection) row aren't white or some other color?

Step into CImage::Load() in the debugger and you can see exactly how it's using GDI+ to load the
image and creating the bits pointer with CreateDIBSection().

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Re: CImage Woes

VonHagNDaz29-May-07 5:47

VonHagNDaz

29-May-07 5:47

CImage::Load() returns S_OK.

the color info is all the same symbol, when it shouldn't be. it would make sense to me if there were some whitespace at the beginning or the end of each scanline for alignment purposes, but the data is all the same symbol leading me to believe its not getting any of the data at all. the CImage object has all the other information(pitch, width, height, bits per pixel). So im confused why the m_pBits member would be blank.

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Re: CImage Woes

Mark Salsbery29-May-07 6:58

Mark Salsbery

29-May-07 6:58

What type of file is it?

Mark

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Re: CImage Woes

VonHagNDaz29-May-07 7:38

VonHagNDaz

29-May-07 7:38

currently its a tiff file, i just need to be able to get the pointer the bit values so i can pass them on to a dither and weave function that will alter the image before it goes to print

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Re: CImage Woes

Mark Salsbery29-May-07 7:52

Mark Salsbery

29-May-07 7:52

I'll check out the image (or a similar one) if you want to send it - send an email from here
if you'd like.

Mark

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Re: CImage Woes

Mark Salsbery29-May-07 8:41

Mark Salsbery

29-May-07 8:41

Okay...

The images are fine.

Since the resulting bitmaps created by CImage are bottom-up oriented, the GetBits() method
is returning a pointer to the last row of data.

To adjust your pointer to the beginning of the buffer, something like this should work...

CImage image;
image.Load(_T("D:\\Source\\ImageTIF\\CMYK.tif"));
BYTE *pImageBits;
if (image.GetPitch() < 0)
   pImageBits = (BYTE*)image.GetBits() + (image.GetPitch() * (image.GetHeight() - 1));
else
   pImageBits = (BYTE*)image.GetBits();
...

And thanks for the images....One of them exposed a VERY old bug in my very old TIFF loader code!
Luckily I don't use it much anymore Smile | :)

Mark

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Re: CImage Woes

VonHagNDaz29-May-07 9:37

VonHagNDaz

29-May-07 9:37

well, the good news is, the < 0 formula is a big hit; however the bad news is, the value in pBits is still "ýýýÿýýýÿ...". There is some tiny stupid mistake im making somewhere, and I dont think the back of my desk can take much more kicking, or my boss can take much more of the obscenities coming from my cube. Laugh | :laugh:

when i try to look at the m_pBits member of image there is a memory address "0x64545(made up number)," and there is no data there either. obviously there has to be pixel information, is there anyway that it could be 0'd out or reset between load() and getbits()?

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Re: CImage Woes

Mark Salsbery29-May-07 9:50

Mark Salsbery

29-May-07 9:50

VonHagNDaz wrote:
the bad news is, the value in pBits is still "ýýýÿýýýÿ...".

I'm seeing that as well on the CMYK.tif image...the background isn't bright white, it's RGBA
0xFD,0xFD,0xFD,0xFF. If I copy the pImageBits pointer from my sample code to a debug/memory
window, I have to scroll down a ways before the color changes - the bottom of that image is mostly
background and since the image is flipped vertically I expect that.

Using the TINY.tif image, if I copy the pImageBits pointer from my sample code to a debug/memory window, I see the first three pixels as "4c ae f2 ff ec 77 2f ff ec 77 2f ff..."

Mark

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Re: CImage Woes

Mark Salsbery29-May-07 9:58

Mark Salsbery

29-May-07 9:58

If you don't trust that the bits pointer is pointing to valid data, try this anywhere in your code

// Load an image and draw it directly to the screen at 0,0
 
CImage image;
image.Load(_T("...\\CMYK.tif"));
BYTE *pImageBits;
if (image.GetPitch() < 0)
	pImageBits = (BYTE*)image.GetBits() + (image.GetPitch() * (image.GetHeight() - 1));
else
	pImageBits = (BYTE*)image.GetBits();
HDC hdc = ::GetDC(0);
image.Draw(hdc, 0, 0, image.GetWidth(), image.GetHeight());
::ReleaseDC(0, hdc);

Also remember for CMYK.tif, the bits pointer is pointing to an array of 3173868 bytes!

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Re: CImage Woes

VonHagNDaz29-May-07 10:16

VonHagNDaz

29-May-07 10:16

alright, since the image appeared in the top left of the screen it means that i am getting valid data. if thats the case, then after wasting a good 5 - 6 hours of your time, i need to be looking into my image processing code to find out why its not altering the data as its supposed to.

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Re: CImage Woes

Mark Salsbery29-May-07 10:29

Mark Salsbery

29-May-07 10:29

Any image I get that breaks my TIFF loader code is worth it! I tried to make it as robust
as possible (it was way before GDI+ existed). These days I use GDI+ Smile | :)

VonHagNDaz wrote:
i need to be looking into my image processing code to find out why its not altering the data as its supposed to.

Remember the format in the array, taken as bytes, is (4 bytes each pixel) BGRA BGRA BGRA BGRA...

If your processing code is expecting CMYK or RGB there will be problems Smile | :)

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Re: CImage Woes [modified]

Mark Salsbery29-May-07 8:45

Mark Salsbery

29-May-07 8:45

Forgot to mention....the resulting CImage pixel bits are 32-bit RGBA format in case your image
processing code isn't prepared to deal with that Smile | :)

Mark

-- modified at 14:52 Tuesday 29th May, 2007

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Cannot write in EditBox

garfield18529-May-07 3:18

garfield185

29-May-07 3:18

Hi everybody.

I´m trying to write in the Edit Box and its impossible to do it.
Selecting the edit box by clicking on it and then writing does not work. To write on it what I must do is reach the Edit Box by pressing tab key (check that proyect y uploaded in Megaupload to get an example of what is happening to me...)

Can somebody tell me what am I doing wrong?

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=K43YK4CM

Thanks

Re: Cannot write in EditBox

garfield18529-May-07 3:51

garfield185

29-May-07 3:51

I have a clue.

When I set the focus on the edit box like this:

SendDlgItemMessage(IDC_EDIT,WM_SETFOCUS);

I cannot write. I took off that line and now I can write with no problem.

Anyway, I need the focus on that control when the dialog opens...

Lets follow...

Re: Cannot write in EditBox

David Crow29-May-07 3:54

David Crow

29-May-07 3:54

garfield185 wrote:
SendDlgItemMessage(IDC_EDIT,WM_SETFOCUS);

Have you tried SetFocus() instead?

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Re: Cannot write in EditBox

garfield18529-May-07 4:01

garfield185

29-May-07 4:01

SetFocus does not work... Frown | :(

The only way to put the focus was that line, but if I use the SendDlgItemMessage I cannot write!! What a dilemma...

How to replace menu item with Image

NiceNaidu29-May-07 3:01

NiceNaidu

29-May-07 3:01

Hi All,
Can somebody tell me,how to replace a menu item with Image.
Thanks in advance.

Appu..
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Re: How to replace menu item with Image

Hamid_RT29-May-07 5:53

Hamid_RT

29-May-07 5:53

Did you search on the codeproject or did you see Menu section?

WhiteSky

problem withh Adding ATL Simple Object?

Banks K29-May-07 2:49

Banks K

29-May-07 2:49

Hello All,

i have to make word addin so i am creating a word addin(shared addin) using MSVS 2003.
after creating this project, I am trying to add ATL Simple Object but it is unable to add this class and interface. i am unable to find the problem what is the problem while in MSVS 2005 everything is going fine.

but i have to work MSVS 2003 so please tell me what is the problem behind that?

thanks
bankey

application crash

lavate malllik29-May-07 2:39

lavate malllik

29-May-07 2:39

My application is crashing when I click ctrl +F5.But when I click F5 & run the application it wont crashes.
Kindly let me know the reason behind this crash..

Urgent need...

Lavate Mallikarjun Avanna

Re: application crash

_AnsHUMAN_ 29-May-07 3:10

_AnsHUMAN_

29-May-07 3:10

Did you try and debug your application?

Somethings seem HARD to do, until we know how to do them.
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