zxing winrt library- WriteableBitmap does not contain defination for Pixel

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Hello team,
I have Downloaded zxing - 81165 library which contains two project in solution .
1. zxing-vs2012 and 2.zxing.winrt.

I want to user winrt solution in my winrt project but it gives me compilation errors and all are related to Windows.UI.Xaml.Media.Imaging.WriteableBitmap Class.
ex error is in BitmapLuminanceSource.Silverlight.cs file Line no 53.

I have check but Windows.UI.Xaml.Media.Imaging.WriteableBitmap class doesn't have Pixel propery.

Could you please guide me any alternative for this in winRT ?

Thanks in Advance.

Posted 27-Aug-12 20:18pm

Vivek Deshmukh

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Renju Vinod 28-Aug-12 3:38am

Hi Vivek,
From where you downloaded these files.

Vivek Deshmukh 28-Aug-12 4:29am

hi vinod,
From here
http://zxingnet.codeplex.com/SourceControl/list/changesets
On this link right hand side download latest appears. there you can get this.

Vivek Deshmukh 28-Aug-12 4:50am

Hi vinod,
Also please suggest how to create image from ByteMatrix and save after encode function.
Thanks

Vivek Deshmukh 30-Aug-12 7:15am

Hi Vinod,
I got the solution. Actuually their build itself was having a problem..
Now I can to work on latest

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