I am getting error CS1501: No overload for method 'Close' takes '0' arguments

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try
        {
            // Grab Text From Image
            MODI.Document ModiObj = new MODI.Document();
            ModiObj.Create(ImagePath);
            ModiObj.OCR(MODI.MiLANGUAGES.miLANG_ENGLISH, true, true);

            //Retrieve the text gathered from the image
            MODI.Image ModiImageObj = (MODI.Image)ModiObj.Images[0];

            // Store Image Content in Text File
            FileStream CreateFileObj = new FileStream(HttpContext.Current.Request.PhysicalApplicationPath + @"convertedFile\OCR_File.txt", FileMode.Create);


            //save the image text in the text file 
            StreamWriter WriteFileObj = new StreamWriter(CreateFileObj);

            WriteFileObj.Write(ModiImageObj.Layout.Text);

            //WriteFileObj.Write(xyz);

            WriteFileObj.Close();

            ModiObj.Close();
        }
        catch (Exception ex)
        {
            throw new Exception(ex.Message);
        }
    }

I am getting error CS1501: No overload for method 'Close' takes '0' arguments

Posted 21-Oct-13 20:48pm

Zubair Zaheer

Updated 21-Oct-13 21:06pm

Thanks7872

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Ankur^\m/ 22-Oct-13 3:13am

It's a compilation error. You class 'MODI.Document' doesn't have a close method defined which takes no input parameter. You will need to pass the required parameters to this method.

Pratik Bhuva 25-Oct-13 3:07am

sorry for saying this but i can't stop myself from commenting,

"ModiObj.Create(ImagePath);"
Really !!! "Modi" is this famous that people are using his name in their code.
just kidding.don't take it seriouslly.

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Solution 3

It looks you have to pass the 'optional' (see here[^] :-) ) argument to the MODI.Document.Close method.

So change from

Quote:
ModiObj.Close();

to

C#

ModiObj.Close(false);

(or ModiObj.Close(true);, depending on your needs).

Posted 21-Oct-13 22:09pm

CPallini

Updated 21-Oct-13 22:10pm

v2

Solution 4

This kind of error shown when you are passing different no of arguments to method that takes different no of argument.
For Ex...

C#

public void MyMethod(string name)
{
   //you have to pass one argument whenever you call this method. 
}

//You have to call it like...
MyMethod(StringValue);
//Following will give error.
MyMethod(); // error.
MyMethod(intValue) // error
MyMethod(stringValue, StringValue) // error

or you can use optional parameter in method argument

C#

public void MyMethod(string name="DefaultValue")
{
   //Here if you don't pass any argument then it will take default value and it won't throw error any more
}

sorry for saying this but i can't stop myself from commenting,

C#

"ModiObj.Create(ImagePath);"

Really !!! Modi is this famous that people are using his name in their code.

just kidding.don't take it seriously.

Hope This Help
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Pratik Bhuva

Posted 24-Oct-13 21:02pm

Pratik Bhuva

Updated 24-Oct-13 21:04pm

v3

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Zafar Sultan · Accepted Answer · 2013-10-21T21:19:00

Do use 'using' statement with file operations. You don't need to explicitly call flush and close methods. They will be called automatically.

C#

try
{

// Grab Text From Image
MODI.Document ModiObj = new MODI.Document();
ModiObj.Create(ImagePath);
ModiObj.OCR(MODI.MiLANGUAGES.miLANG_ENGLISH, true, true);

//Retrieve the text gathered from the image
MODI.Image ModiImageObj = (MODI.Image)ModiObj.Images[0];

// Store Image Content in Text File
using(FileStream CreateFileObj = new FileStream(HttpContext.Current.Request.PhysicalApplicationPath + @"convertedFile\OCR_File.txt", FileMode.Create))
using(StreamWriter WriteFileObj = new StreamWriter(CreateFileObj))
{
WriteFileObj.Write(ModiImageObj.Layout.Text);

//WriteFileObj.Write(xyz);

}
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
throw new Exception(ex.Message);
}
}

I am getting error CS1501: No overload for method 'Close' takes '0' arguments

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