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HELLO EVERY BODY I've tried to deal with link sprite jpeg camera by writing the following c# code : ------------- ------------- MY PROBELMS ARE : 1- when I send take pic command and want to read the jpeg file contents directly without reading the size the result is a pic whith 0 size !! although " read jpeg file contents " command does not depend on " Read JPEG file size " command !! 2- If I success to take a picture after sending " Read JPEG file size " command .. sometimes the picture is complete .. sometimes the picture is not complete Frown | :( 3- I haven't succeeded to take continuous shots only 2 pictures >>> I don't know how to overcome these problems ... I need the help and advice ... :\ Thanks.
Posted 22 Jan '13 - 10:47
lovely phantom382
Edited 30 Jan '13 - 9:14
André Kraak50.9K
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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov - 22 Jan '13 - 17:02
I would not expect that someone will dig into your code. Your problem is not the failure to achieve certain effect, but the manner of writing the code: not strict plan, hard-coded "magic constants", repeated statements. It all makes your code very redundant and not supportable. And (related to your chances to get help), also unreadable. Basically, you won't succeed unless you improve your general style and techniques. Fixing your code just makes no or very little sense. —SA

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Please see my comments to the question.
 
What do you really need? Read this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-pattern#Programming[^].
 
I gave you the link to the "Programming" anti-patterns, because this is your problem I can see immediately, but you should also look at the whole article. So, you need to start with identification of the anti-patterns in your code and learning how to eliminate them. You suffer from a whole bunch of those anti-pattern.
 
In addition, you heavily violate this very basic principle: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Don%27t_repeat_yourself[^].
 
It's not too bad if it distract you from solving your problem related to your question. If you continue developing in the style you just demonstrating, not only this experience won't help you, it would harm your chances to start programming. Right now, it's not too late.
 
Good luck,
—SA
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Posted 22 Jan '13 - 11:08
Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov586K
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Andreas Gieriet - 22 Jan '13 - 18:08
My 5 again! Bluntly stated, but correct! Good references! Cheers Andi
Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov - 22 Jan '13 - 18:21
Thank you, Andi. You know, I really hope it will help, eventually... —SA
Andreas Gieriet - 22 Jan '13 - 18:37
A good start is become aware of the issues. Actively improving needs its time... Andi
Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov - 22 Jan '13 - 22:09
Exactly my point. If you did not hope for that, would not bother about these explanations at all. :-) Thank you again. —SA
Abhinav S - 22 Jan '13 - 21:46
My 5.
Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov - 22 Jan '13 - 22:10
Thank you, Abhinav. —SA
Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov - 23 Jan '13 - 12:06
Thank you for understanding. Have a best of luck, —SA
Balamurugan1989 - 31 Jan '13 - 4:54
My 5....
Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov - 31 Jan '13 - 10:30
Thank you. —SA
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