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Re: Reading from file and displaying in screen

Rajesh R Subramanian4-Mar-08 5:47

Rajesh R Subramanian

4-Mar-08 5:47

DavidCrow wrote:
Sure, as long as it's a CEdit variable.

I meant that, of course.

DavidCrow wrote:
No, but the other alternative can, and often does, cause problems that are easily avoidable.

But there are circumstances when it comes very handy. And as I kept doing it, I learned my way to do it correctly. I'd agree that it may create problems though.

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template keyword needed

George_George3-Mar-08 18:43

George_George

3-Mar-08 18:43

Hello everyone,

In the Bjarne's book, there is a line of code like this,

typedef typename A::template rebind <Link>::other Link_alloc;

It means if A is allocator, we can use use to allocate arbitrary type of object instance, said by Bjarne.

I understand this statement, my question is about the grammar. Do we need the template keyword? Why?

I have tested without temlpate keyword, the code still works. Any ideas?

template <class T1> class  Foo {
public:
	template <class T2> class Goo {
	public:
		typedef T2	GooValueType;
	};
};

int main()
{
	Foo <int>::Goo<char>::GooValueType a1;
	Foo <int>::template Goo<char>::GooValueType a2;
	return 0;
}

thanks in advance,
George

Re: template keyword needed

User 5838523-Mar-08 18:54

User 583852

3-Mar-08 18:54

George_George wrote:
In the Bjarne's book, there is a line of code like this,

typedef typename A::template rebind ::other Link_alloc;

Whats the context? or the page number?

Re: template keyword needed

George_George3-Mar-08 19:09

George_George

3-Mar-08 19:09

Section 19.4.1 The Standard Allocator. Any ideas?

regards,
George

How to add a application entry in Windows Firewall Exception list?

Amar Sutar3-Mar-08 17:50

Amar Sutar

3-Mar-08 17:50

I want to add my application in windows firewall exception list on Windows Vista.

Amar Smile | :)

Re: How to add a application entry in Windows Firewall Exception list?

Mark Salsbery4-Mar-08 6:02

Mark Salsbery

4-Mar-08 6:02

Maybe something in here will help...

Windows Firewall and Windows Firewall with Advanced Security[^]

Mark

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Microsoft MVP - Visual C++
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how to do this code?

gentleguy3-Mar-08 17:25

gentleguy

3-Mar-08 17:25

dear all

how to do the following code, i spent much time, however i couldn't complete it, thanks a lot.

for (int iY=0,iX=0;iY<iheight,ix><iwidth;iy++,ix+ mode="hold"> {
if (iY==0)
ucImgdata[iX]=ucImgdata[iX]*mask[1]+ucImgdata[iX+1]*mask[2];
else if (iY==iHeight-1)
ucImgdata[iX]=ucImgdata[iX]*mask[0]+ucImgdata[iX+1]*mask[1];
else
ucImgdata[iX]=ucImgdata[iX]*mask[0]+ucImgdata[iX+1]*mask[1]+ucImgdata[iX+2]*mask[2];
}
ucImgdata+=iBuffwidth;

actually my goal is i have two arrays, one is 1x3, the other is iWidth x iHeight,first i want to multiply every point of iWidth x iHeight by center point of 1x3, when first point or last point of 1x3 array is out of iWidth x iHeight, just don't evaluate.that means i multiply each point of iWidth x iHeight by center point of 1x3 from beginning to end. however i tried to do this, but couldn't, the code above is no problem when i compiled, but when i processed the image via invoking this function, it aborted, thanks a lot

Li Zhiyuan

Re: how to do this code?

uusheikh3-Mar-08 18:26

uusheikh

3-Mar-08 18:26

Hi,
if i get what you're saying, you are trying to a convolution on the image. You have a convolution kernel of [3x1] ( width is 3, height is 1) and an image of [height x width].

I'll assume your image is an 8-bit per pixel image (Grayscale).

You can achieve convolution by;

<br />
unsigned char kernel[3] = {1,3,1}; // kernel values (example)<br />
unsigned char *pImage = XXX; // pointer to the image<br />
<br />
for(int y = 0; y < height; y++)<br />
for(int x = 1; x < width-1; x++) // start from 2nd pixel, and stop 1 before width becoz of kernel size<br />
{<br />
pImage[x+y*width] = pImage[(x-1)+y*width]*kernel[0] + pImage[x+y*width]*kernel[1] + pImage[(x+1)+y*width]*kernel[2];<br />
}<br />

Also note, the result might be bigger than the capacity of unsigned char (in this example), so it is advisable to divide the convolution result by the kernel total size, that is (1+3+1) = 5 in this case. (Not shown above).
If you want to maintain the result without dividing, the output image size must be bigger, like 'int' etc.

Hope this helps.
Before i forget, the kernel i used is [3x1], you can also do [1x3] vertical kernel, just change the x,y operation above.

Cheers

Re: how to do this code? [modified]

gentleguy3-Mar-08 19:16

gentleguy

3-Mar-08 19:16

thanks friend, my kernel is also 3x1, i made a mistake. thanks a lot, first let me try to do, if any problem, hope you can continue helping me.thanks

freind, i need to do twice convolution, first time is 1x3, sencond is 3x1, by i have to multiply each point of image, i read your code, you started from second pixel of image, my boss asked me to start from first pixel. how to carry out twice convolution? first 1x3, and then 3x1, thanks a lot

Li Zhiyuan

modified on Tuesday, March 4, 2008 1:56 AM

Re: how to do this code? [modified]

gentleguy3-Mar-08 19:21

gentleguy

3-Mar-08 19:21

dear friend

how to code using 3x1, i can do using 1x3, now because i used rgb to do this, so i have width*3, how to change rgb three values to one grayscale value? thanks a lot

Li Zhiyuan

modified on Tuesday, March 4, 2008 4:06 AM

Re: how to do this code?

David Crow4-Mar-08 2:45

David Crow

4-Mar-08 2:45

Step through the code using the debugger.

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Graph

Chandrasekharan P3-Mar-08 17:21

Chandrasekharan P

3-Mar-08 17:21

How do we implement a grid or a graph on a video and what needs to be done to show the value when we point the cursor on a particular location. like the way we see in excel

How to Convert HDC to CDC?

TooShy2Talk3-Mar-08 14:49

TooShy2Talk

3-Mar-08 14:49

Hi guyz,

Is it possible to convert HDC to CDC?
When I pass CDC to other class I use its HDC,
CDC->m_hDC
this is to perform the process in there.

Rather, I need a way to convert HDC to CDC and make some drawing over it.

Now I'm encountering a problem integrating a CDC with the returned HDC.
I needed the HDC as my background and the CDC for the drawing like lines.

If you have an idea please let me know.
Thank you

Re: How to Convert HDC to CDC?

zzangcorea3-Mar-08 14:53

zzangcorea

3-Mar-08 14:53

Hi man.

I know how to convert it is.

show below

if your handle is m_hDC,

CDC* pCDC = CDC::FromHandle(m_hDC);

Ok. You can get the CDC* from m_hDC

Re: How to Convert HDC to CDC?

Stephen Hewitt3-Mar-08 15:30

Stephen Hewitt

3-Mar-08 15:30

That will only work if the HDC is already wrapped by a CDC. To wrap a HDC in a CDC use the CDC::Attach method.

Steve

Re: How to Convert HDC to CDC?

Rajkumar R5-Mar-08 19:16

Rajkumar R

5-Mar-08 19:16

May be i understood wrongly,

CDC::FromHandle()
"If a CDC object is not attached to the handle, a temporary CDC object is created and attached." from msdn.

Re: How to Convert HDC to CDC?

Stephen Hewitt3-Mar-08 15:32

Stephen Hewitt

3-Mar-08 15:32

To wrap a HDC in a CDC use the CDC::Attach method. If the HDC is already wrapped by a CDC use the CDC::FromHandle method, as mentioned by the first replier.

Steve

Re: How to Convert HDC to CDC?

led mike3-Mar-08 16:47

led mike

3-Mar-08 16:47

Stephen Hewitt wrote:
To wrap a HDC in a CDC use the CDC::Attach method. If the HDC is already wrapped by a CDC use the CDC::FromHandle method,

If Microsoft ever starts documenting that stuff CodeProject traffic would really decrease. Poke tongue | ;-P

led mike

Re: How to Convert HDC to CDC?

TooShy2Talk3-Mar-08 16:31

TooShy2Talk

3-Mar-08 16:31

Thank you very much for your replies.
I will try this now.

Re: How to Convert HDC to CDC?

ThatsAlok3-Mar-08 18:24

ThatsAlok

3-Mar-08 18:24

CDC construtor is of any help??

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Re: How to Convert HDC to CDC?

Hamid_RT3-Mar-08 20:58

Hamid_RT

3-Mar-08 20:58

And see this[^] thread.

Exporting static member functions

Wheatbread3-Mar-08 13:44

Wheatbread

3-Mar-08 13:44

I've succcessfully created a DLL full of classes that I've exported to use in another DLL. But I have a class that full of static member functions and the function names arent resolving

When I try to create a new DLL, importing the class definitions, I get unresolved external errors, but only for the static member functions. Why is that?

Shouldnt the class be imported when its declared?

Below is the class definitions

devlibrary.h - Included in my stdafx.h for both DLLs

#define DEV_DLL_EXPORT __declspec ( dllexport )
#define DEV_DLL_IMPORT __declspec ( dllimport )

#ifdef _DEVLIBRARY_DLL

#define DEVLIBRARY_CLASS DEV_DLL_EXPORT
#else
#define DEVLIBRARY_CLASS DEV_DLL_IMPORT
#endif

cpstinterface.h
class DEVLIBRARY_CLASS CPSTDriverInterface
{
static short GetCnlVarsCount();
static CCnlVar *GetAllCnlVar(short var_rank);
static CCnlVar *GetAllCnlVar(char *szProtVarName);
}

main.cpp

#include "cpstdriverinterface.h"
{
...

dwNumOfVars = CPSTDriverInterface::GetCnlVarsCount();
...
}

Error

error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol "__declspec(dllimport) public: static short __stdcall CPSTDriverInterface::GetCnlVarsCount(void)" (__imp_?GetCnlVarsCount@CPSTDriverInterface@@SGFXZ)

Re: Exporting static member functions

Mark Salsbery3-Mar-08 14:26

Mark Salsbery

3-Mar-08 14:26

Other than the fact that the members are private in your example, it works for me.

Have you linked with the import library created by the creation of the dll containing the static methods?

Mark

Mark Salsbery
Microsoft MVP - Visual C++
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Re: Exporting static member functions

Wheatbread3-Mar-08 14:54

Wheatbread

3-Mar-08 14:54

Oops.. That's a copy mistake. The functions public in my definition.

Yes I link the import library file into project. Everything else links ok, but the static function dont. Frown | :-(

Re: Exporting static member functions

Cedric Moonen3-Mar-08 20:41

Cedric Moonen

3-Mar-08 20:41

Did you provide a body for your function (any cpp file in your dll that contains it) ?

Cédric Moonen
Software developer

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