Managed C++/CLI

Re: Splitting 2 MB of datas....

28-Aug-09 7:20

What error on what line?

That code doesn't look like it would even compile...

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Luc Pattyn28-Aug-09 7:43

Luc Pattyn

28-Aug-09 7:43

Hi,

IMO you should not try and split a 2MB string, what you should do is avoid you ever need nor obtain such a string in the first place. It doesn't make sense. Tackle the problem at the producer's side, not the consumer's.

Smile | :)

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Waterfall image display

su_marvel26-Aug-09 23:00

su_marvel

26-Aug-09 23:00

Hi,

I need help in creating a waterfall display of my pixel data stored in a buffer. The stream of data needs to be displayed streaming down the screen as its being acquired from the camera.
I am using visual c++ (windows forms).
Can someone please help me to figure out how to achieve this display?

Thanks in advance

CppUnit Test Case

rnsk_for_u25-Aug-09 21:47

rnsk_for_u

25-Aug-09 21:47

Hi all,

I m new here.
Actually i am learning cppunit testing. and i just want to know, can we write a test case for a method, without calling it?
or how to write a testcase for a void type method?
plzz reply as soon as possible.

Re: CppUnit Test Case

N a v a n e e t h26-Aug-09 16:53

N a v a n e e t h

26-Aug-09 16:53

Runish Kumar wrote:
can we write a test case for a method, without calling it?

How can you test a method without even calling it? Do you mean mocking some method calls?

Runish Kumar wrote:
or how to write a testcase for a void type method?

What is a void type method? A method takes no arguments or returns void?

Also this forum is for C++/CLI discussions. For standard C++, try the C++/MFC forum instead.

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Graphics Object on indexed Bitmap

cherrymotion25-Aug-09 5:50

cherrymotion

25-Aug-09 5:50

Hi there,
I have a huge problem with Graphics Object.
My application shows pictures in a picturebox. Now I want to draw
multiple frames (rectangles) onto the shown image (regions of interest).
The most easy and acceptable way is to create a graphics object from the image and
do the drawRectangle function on it.
If the image is scaled or zoomed the rectangle(s) will always grow and shrink in same relations! this is very important!

Problem: My bitmap is format8bppindexed with a monochrome colorPalette added by myself, so I isn't possible to create
a graphics object!
It's very important, that I can refresh the images as fast as possible (best with just changing the scan0 pointer).
Is there a possible way to get a graphics object from such an image?
Or has anyone an idea how I could come up with that rectangle drawing thing?

I would be so happy about a good answer! Thanks and have a nice day...

Re: Graphics Object on indexed Bitmap

Mark Salsbery27-Aug-09 6:46

27-Aug-09 6:46

I've personally always kept regions of interest separate from the image,
just drawing the ROIs at render time instead of drawing on the actual
image data.

A couple possibilities:

1) Use double buffering. Use a graphics object created for a bitmap with the same
bit depth as the screen. Draw the image to the graphics, draw the ROIs on the
graphics, and render the bitmap to the screen.

2) Use GDI directly via platform invoke.

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Serial Port

jashimu25-Aug-09 3:32

25-Aug-09 3:32

Hi everyone, I am working on a project at least a year.
I have two major problems:
1.There is no way I can find out why my computer chrashes when running the program. It runs for a while then all of a sudden coputer restart itself. I am writing in Managed C++/cli using serialport class.
2. When the serial port communication is disconnected the program freez having problem detecting that as well.

FYI: I checked usb-serial converter latest driver, computer recognize it. I can see it through divice manager.( name of the usb-serial converter is Keyspan - USA 19HS).

Thanks in advance.

N a v a n e e t h26-Aug-09 16:57

N a v a n e e t h

26-Aug-09 16:57

1 - Use logging and write the method entry and exits to the log file. By analyzing the log file, you can understand on which method it is failing.

2 - Is your application single threaded? If yes, use another thread to listen to the serial port. If serial port is not responding or disconnected, you should be able to abort the thread which listens to the port.

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jashimu27-Aug-09 9:22

27-Aug-09 9:22

Hi Navaneeth, Sorry for delay, I am not sure how to do (1 - Use logging and write the method entry and exits to the log file. By analyzing the log file, you can understand on which method it is failing.) this.

If you be kind enough to tell me how I should do it. That will be very helpful. I am having this problem at least a year. I did everything I could do with my little knowledge nothing is helping. If I know what exacly coused computer to crash I may be able to find solution but I have no clue at all.

thanks;

Luc Pattyn27-Aug-09 10:46

Luc Pattyn

27-Aug-09 10:46

Hi,

I haven't discovered a way yet to crash my computer using .NET code only.
One possibility for you is your USB-to-RS232C cable comes with a driver of doubtful quality, e.g. having a memory leak or a bug in its kernel code. So you may want and try it with another serial port, either a real one on a motherboard or expansion board, or a USB-to-RS232C cable from another manufacturer.

Another possibility could be something external to what you are doing, maybe a virus. You might try your USB-to-RS232C cable and your code on another system.

Smile | :)

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jashimu28-Aug-09 5:34

28-Aug-09 5:34

Hi Luc Pattyn, You probabily right because I am using a different usb-serial adapter altogether and now it did not chrash since then.

thank you.

Folder Name

jashimu20-Aug-09 5:27

20-Aug-09 5:27

Hello everyone, I am trying to get the folder name from openFileDialog box.

Here is what I need to do: when the Filedialog box is open I would select a file from a specific folder, get the folder name and assign to a variable as well, because I need to know from which folder the file came from.

I hope it is clear. if you can pls send me some code or some sort of solution I would greatly appriciate.
my code looks like this for now:

this->openFileDialog1->InitialDirectory = Environment::GetEnvironmentVariable("AppData") + "\\a\\b";
this->openFileDialog1->FileName = String::Empty;
this->openFileDialog1->Filter = "txt Files | *.txt";
this->openFileDialog1->ShowDialog();

Thanks in advance.

Mark Salsbery20-Aug-09 5:50

20-Aug-09 5:50

The System.IO.Path class has some handy methods for working
with paths.

Looks like Path.GetDirectoryName[^] could be what you need.

Mark Salsbery
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jashimu20-Aug-09 6:38

20-Aug-09 6:38

Hi Mark Salsbery,
Can you Please be little more specific.

Thanks

Mark Salsbery20-Aug-09 6:53

20-Aug-09 6:53

Specific as in a code example? I thought the examples at the link I posted
were pretty specific...

String ^FolderString;
if (!String::IsNullOrEmpty(this->openFileDialog1->FileName))
{
    FolderString = System::IO::Path::GetDirectoryName(this->openFileDialog1->FileName);
}

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jashimu20-Aug-09 8:37