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#include <shlobj.h>
int main(){
SHCreateDirectoryEx(NULL,"c:\\jinx",NULL);
return 0;
}
tested it with ms vc++ 2008. it works like charm 
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I am a beginner of c++. I have to do some image processing and computer vision. Can some one tell me if there is a function or library which is similar to imread in Matlab? Can you suggest me any book or useful resource for image processing in c++ ? I appreciate for helps,
Thank you
Mustafa ÖZENDİ
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Image processing (other than loading and saving imaging) is an advanced topic and computer vision a bit more advanced, but can be fun to study because once you're able to do the basic operations, there's a world of fun stuff to do.
I assume imread is a function to load an image, so, you could use the CImage class to do that.
Other than that, I suggest googling a little bit; once you have more precise questions we'd be glad to help you more.
Good luck.
Max.
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Check out the OpenCV library. It's currently being supported by Willow Garage.[^] There's a book about it "Learning OpenCV".[^]
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I have an SDI MFC App, the CMainFrame has an in value that is to be displayed on the status bar
I have a OnUpdateWhat method with a CCmdUI * parameter the performs a test text using the value of the int
The value is modified from my CFormView member using the CMainFrame's public function modifyRecCount this function assigns the new value to the status bar value,
I am expecting to get the OnUpdateWhat called when the value of the status bar value field is changed but nothing happens...can anyone help?
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Have you added ON_UPDATE_COMMAND_UI() to the message map? If so, have you set a breakpoint in the handler function to see if it's being called (which is only during idle processing)?
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Yes, have added command in MESSAGE_MAP of MainFrame as
ON_UPDATE_COMMAND_UI(ID_INDICATOR_WHAT, OnUpdateWhat)
ID_INDICATOR_WHAT is the indicator for the Last panel on the right in the status bar
a break point in OnUpdateWhat is never hit
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lawrenca37 wrote: a break point in OnUpdateWhat is never hit
Have you added ID_INDICATOR_WHAT to the indicators array?
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Yes
statuic UINT indicators[] =
{
ID_SEPARATOR,
ID_INICATOR_FNAME,
ID_INDICATOR_PROC,
ID_INDICATOR_WHAT
};
and in string table
ID_INDICATOR_WHAT 103
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And you added a string resource named ID_INDICATOR_WHAT and gave it some value?
Do you see the pane in the status bar?
I just created a test SDI app and did nothing but the above and added the ID to the indicators array. Running the app showed 999 in the far-right pane. If you are not getting at least this far, all the rest is irrelevant.
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Yes created a new project, and did all that was in the previous messages and
the what pane is initialized to 0,
Something interesting, I had code in the CMainFrame OnCreate function to resize the status bar width
for(int i=0;i<(sizeof(indicators)/sizeof(UINT));i++)
m_wndStatusBar.SetPaneInfo(i, ID_SEPARATOR, NULL, 100)
Removeing these line produced the initialize WHAT panel just like the test program...can you explain the order of event or why these lines coveted the panel
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lawrenca37 wrote: ...can you explain the order of event or why these lines coveted the panel
No, but I can ask two questions:
1) Why are you changing the ID of each pane to ID_SEPARATOR?
2) Why are you setting the pane's style to NULL?
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"Fireproof doesn't mean the fire will never come. It means when the fire comes that you will be able to withstand it." - Michael Simmons
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Excellent questions, I suppose the id parameter should have been indicators[cnt] but is there a way to keep the style and not override it using this call?
Also, once the process inside the view is started, it makes a call to modifyRecCount in the CMainFrame class, this reassigns a new value to the int variable that is in the OnUpdateWhat code, however no update is seen and a break point added to the OnUpdateWhat does not occur
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lawrenca37 wrote: ...however no update is seen and a break point added to the OnUpdateWhat does not occur
Even if you do something like resize the frame?
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"Fireproof doesn't mean the fire will never come. It means when the fire comes that you will be able to withstand it." - Michael Simmons
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by the way if I haven't said it, thanks for the time,
Curious, cannot resize the frame, and if outside the debugger if I say, start it from a explorer window and press my run button, then touch the explorer window, a few seconds go by and the menu bar disappears but then I can resize the window again.. the symptoms tell me it is a control or messaging issue but I don't know where to look for the problem?
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Hello Sir/Madam,
How do I implement arbitrary arithmetic precision in C Programming Language. By using only standard library.
Thanx in advance.
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nowrocktheworld wrote: How do I implement arbitrary arithmetic precision...
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I googled before posting this qustion but i didn't find the appropriate answer.
So pls send the appropriate link.
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there are links to at least five different libraries which do this, on the first page of that Google search.
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nowrocktheworld wrote: How do I implement arbitrary arithmetic precision in C Programming Language. By using only standard library.
Are you even serious? Do you expect someone to explain a possible solution to you in a forum reply like this? 
Just take a look at the GNU BigNum library if you need a library that implements it.
“Follow your bliss.” – Joseph Campbell
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I don't need the libraries. I need a function and by using that function I wish to implement that one in my program without using any additional library which is not available in the standard template.
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hey i mean with BY USING ONLY STANDARD LIBRARY is that use only header files those are available. Don't use any additional liraries.
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nowrocktheworld wrote: hey i mean with BY USING ONLY STANDARD LIBRARY is that use only header files those are available. Don't use any additional liraries.
Hey, that means you need to write it yourself!
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1. You have to write it yourself.
2. From my understanding, this is a very daunting task and therefore there are very few successful implementations so far.
3. This forum is for asking specific queries, so you can do that yourself and come here to ask *specific* queries.
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