Out of memory Exception

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Hi,
I am drawing an image control on window form from code behind.
after that when i display an image in this control it give an error 'out of memory'.

how can i solve this problem ?
can anyone give me the suggestion.?

Thanks,

Posted 1-Apr-12 21:37pm

204.sharma

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[no name] 2-Apr-12 3:40am

Can you post code fragments to better understand it?

P.Salini 2-Apr-12 3:42am

Post your code where you are getting error so that we can help you.

CPallini 2-Apr-12 3:43am

Your code probably went into an infinite loop. We can just guess that without having a look at it.

swapnilKumbhar 2-Apr-12 3:43am

May be your image buffer size is bigger than its capacity of storage.
but post code where actually you got error.

204.sharma 2-Apr-12 3:53am

Here is my code.....

PictureBox pb_control = new PictureBox();
pb_control.Height = 500;
pb_control.Width = 500;
pb_control.BackColor = Color.Aqua;
pb_control.Invalidate();
panel1.Controls.Add(pb_control);
pb_control.Image = image.FromFile(@"C:\klr1.jpg");

CPallini 2-Apr-12 4:01am

We need more code. You may add it (properly formatted) to the original question (just edit it).

204.sharma 2-Apr-12 4:49am

Sorry.....here it is
PictureBox pb_control = new PictureBox();

pb_control.Height = 500;

pb_control.Width = 500;

pb_control.BackColor = Color.Aqua;

pb_control.Invalidate();

panel1.Controls.Add(pb_control);

pb_control.Image = image.FromFile(@"C:\klr1.jpg");

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2012-04-01T21:48:00

There are a couple of possibilities:

1) You have caused recursion somewhere in your code.
2) You are triggering a redraw from the draw routine.
3) You are creating graphics contexts (and / or other drawing objects) and not disposing of them.

Without your code though, we would be guessing.