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- Since each pixel of an image is stored as byte......... how can we retrieve/read each byte and do some operation on it....?
And can we store image (pixels) in binary form (bytes) in an array...?
if anybody knows please provide the code.
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- Are you on the right forum, this is SmallBasic only? Judging by your title C#.net, you might try a C# forum.
If you are using SB, then color = GraphicsWindow.GetPixel(x,y) and GraphicsWindow.SetPixel(x,y,color), where color is an RGB byte (e.g. ffffff for white) may be used to manipulate the graphics window, but not an image that is not currently displayed. You would have to display an image first (graphicsWindow.DrawImage or GraphicsWindow.DrawResizedImage) then manipulate the display directly, not the image.- Marcado como respuestaFremyCompanyUsuario que respondesábado, 04 de julio de 2009 8:53
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- Are you on the right forum, this is SmallBasic only? Judging by your title C#.net, you might try a C# forum.
If you are using SB, then color = GraphicsWindow.GetPixel(x,y) and GraphicsWindow.SetPixel(x,y,color), where color is an RGB byte (e.g. ffffff for white) may be used to manipulate the graphics window, but not an image that is not currently displayed. You would have to display an image first (graphicsWindow.DrawImage or GraphicsWindow.DrawResizedImage) then manipulate the display directly, not the image.- Marcado como respuestaFremyCompanyUsuario que respondesábado, 04 de julio de 2009 8:53
