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I have found tutorial or reference on msdn about GDI+.
But non of them has format Gdi'p' .
When i look into real life application they are like GdipGetImagePixelFormat().

Why ?

NOTE: Using GDI+ (Windows)[^]

What I have tried:

Google but there is nothing on this topic!

Posted 14-Jun-16 6:04am

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Updated 14-Jun-16 22:05pm

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Richard Deeming 14-Jun-16 17:38pm

The "p" stands for "plus", because function names can't contain "+". :)

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Mauro Leggieri · Accepted Answer · 2016-06-14T07:51:00

Solution 1

GdipXXX are the native GDI+ apis exported by the dll.

The header file has also several C++ wrappers around these apis and GDI+ objects. In this way you can avoid, among other things, memory leaks.

Posted 14-Jun-16 7:51am

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Member 11346124 14-Jun-16 18:02pm

Recommend me where can i get GDIP+ tutorial ( MSDN Link ) ?
Thanks!

Richard MacCutchan · Accepted Answer · 2016-06-14T22:05:00

Solution 2

See Using GDI+ (Windows)[^].

Posted 14-Jun-16 22:05pm

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Member 11346124 16-Jun-16 18:17pm

but these functions are not Gdipxxx

Richard MacCutchan 17-Jun-16 4:09am

Why is that important? If you want to learn GDI+ then study the documentation, and stop worrying about names.