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actually i'm working on reading a hdf file which has constituent datasets which have 2d dimensions,so is 1d array (corresponding to no of datasets)of 2d element(corresponding to the datasets themselves) wud be very convienient  the no of datasets in my hdf file is 64 ,dimensions(241*256)..
i need the above req conversion so tat i can encode the information in tiff format
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You know there are libraries [^] to deal with HDF files?
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i do..i'm working with them
i just wud like to knw if there's some easy methodology to go abt it.. 
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Your code appears a bit messy. Could you please state clearly what are you attempting to do (i.e. what is your input and what should be the ouput)?
If the Lord God Almighty had consulted me before embarking upon the Creation, I would have recommended something simpler.
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This is going on my arrogant assumptions. You may have a superb reason why I'm completely wrong.
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i'm basically trying to convert a hdf file into tiff format
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I know, you already stated it. Anyway we can give help here on specific problems, hence: what is the specific obstacle at the moment (please be clear)?
If the Lord God Almighty had consulted me before embarking upon the Creation, I would have recommended something simpler.
-- Alfonso the Wise, 13th Century King of Castile.
This is going on my arrogant assumptions. You may have a superb reason why I'm completely wrong.
-- Iain Clarke
[My articles]
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I want kwn more about GPI triggers which are morelly used in the broadcast.
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Here?[^]
Java, Basic, who cares - it's all a bunch of tree-hugging hippy cr*p
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Hi,
How can i merge two Xml files using VC++(console application)..im not allowed to use managed code.bcos our project is in vc++ only..
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To do XML reading, writing and manipulation, you could use one of the many C++ XML libraries that exist, such as MSXML or libxml. Beyond that - well, it all depends how you intend merging the XML files, doesn't it.
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Thanks for ur Reply...
Can i get any sample which uses MSXML for Merging Xml files....
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pradeep455 wrote: Can i get any sample which uses MSXML for Merging Xml files....
Well, you could try looking...[^]
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Another one that seems popular (I have never used it) is TinyXml[^]
Not that the OP needs to worry about at this point. 
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RapidXML[^] (yes, it lices up to its name) is another one I've used. It's easy to incorporate it into your projects as well:
Entire parser is contained in a single header file, so no building or linking is neccesary
led mike wrote: Not that the OP needs to worry about at this point
If I were a cynical person, I'd be suspicious that two posts asking how to merge XML files were seen in the forum on the same day, and that the OP of one of them replied to my reply in the other thread. Only if I were cynical, though....
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"with parsing speed approaching that of strlen function"
That's sweet! Also Boost.PropertyTree looks interesting. Thanks!
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Hai!
I am using JASPER library for a WINCE application, it has some WINCE unsupported functions lie open(), close (), tmpfile () etc. I could replace most of the functions with those supported in WINCE, but i couldn't replace two functions required in jas_stream.c and jpg_enc.c, the two files use
tmpnam() and tmpfile() functions in jas_stream_tmpfile () and jpg_encode () functions
sample code is below
tempnam (obj->pathname); // within jas_stream_tmpfile () function
and
if (!(output_file = _tmpfile())) //// within jpg_encode () function
{
..
}
What are the eqivalent functions of tmpnam() and tmpfile () for WINCE, i reffered the following : http://support.microsoft.com/kb/99456
Please tell equivalent functions or any workarround so that the overall functionality is not affected.
Thanks!
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What is the functionality of these 2 functions?
From the name of it, it looks like the following 2 functions that are available in CE.
GetTempFileName<br />
GetTempPath
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Actually that part of code designed in jas_stream.c and jpg_enc.c (which are present in Jasper folder of CxImage) is not even clear to me!!
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/graphics/cximage.aspx
so i am confused to what must be the values of the parameters
As of functionality of tmpname (), it chooses a temporary file name
and tmpfile () creates a temporary file and returns a pointer to that stream.
Thanks!
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Hello All,
I have seen the NTFS undelete code on this site. I have also created a similar application to create a copy of file by reading its information from the metadata files on NTFS. The undelete code helped me a lot.
Now I want to create a copy of encrypted file. I have retrieved the EFS attribute from the MFT record and copied encrypted source file's data to destination file. But I could not find structure for EFS and do not know how to decrypt the file's data.
Can anyone give me a idea of how can I decrypt file's data using the information from the EFS(Encrypting File System) attribute ?
Thanks.
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I want to add CImg library to VS. I added CImg header to my progg. but it gives many. Plzz help me!!!
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Add the name of the .lib file in Additional Dependencies in Project Properties -> Configuration Properties -> Linker -> Input.
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Another way of specifying the library you want to link against is to add a line like this to one or more of your .cpp files:
#pragma comment(lib, "name-of-library-file, e.g. user32");
This adds something to the compiled object code that tells the linker that it should link against the named library.
In addition, you need to specify the directory containing the library in the project's properties, in the Linker->General->Additional Library Directories property.
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I'd like to create a mountable drive -- a sort of network drive which I can control the contents of.
Any good clues to point me in the right direction?
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Don't know what you mean by "create a mountable drive", but take a look at SetVolumeMountPoint.
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I'd like to be able to mount "myspecialnetworkdrive" to my Z: drive.
I'd like the file list, and file contents to be under my program's control -- i.e. I would be the network source of those.
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