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Re: Unmanaged DLL: C# variable for C++ char** belier113-Jul-09 9:47 belier1 13-Jul-09 9:47  Thanks for answering. They are not strings, are image buffers. I use a ping-pong strategy: One buffer for grabing image, the other for processing it, both alternating. I declare both buffers at the C# application and pass them to the C++ DLL. The image grabbing routine passes back the pointer to the buffer holding the last image grabbed. Is this parameter which I don't know how to declare and manage at the C# level. I'll like to have the pointer accessible everywhere, as I have to draw the image and process it. C#: Buffer1 and Buffer2 and Pointer to active buffer C++: Fills Buffer1 and Buffer2 and passes back pointer to last grabbed buffer Using fixed keyword doesn't wrok for me, as I want to have a "global" variable. About GCHandle, I'm not sure if I'll be able to use it for using the Marshal.Copy: System.Drawing.Imaging.BitmapData bmpData = bmp.LockBits(rect, System.Drawing.Imaging.ImageLockMode.ReadWrite, bmp.PixelFormat); // Get the address of the first line. IntPtr ptr = bmpData.Scan0; int bytes = bmp.Width * bmp.Height; // Copy the RGB values back to the bitmap System.Runtime.InteropServices.Marshal.Copy(PBuffer, 0, ptr, bytes); // TRANSFERING HERE THE CONTENT OF THE GRABBED BUFFER TO THE BITMAP IN ORDER TO PAINT IT // Unlock the bits. bmp.UnlockBits(bmpData); Thanks in advance for helping Re: Unmanaged DLL: C# variable for C++ char** Luc Pattyn13-Jul-09 10:04 Luc Pattyn 13-Jul-09 10:04  Hi, when fixed doesn't fit the requirements, GCHandle will. I tend to almost always use GCHandle, even when fixed would suffice. One of the advantages is you typically don't need to copy the data AT ALL, since the scenario is: 1. managed world creates an array 2. uses GCHandle to pin and get the pointer 3. passes it to native world, which fills the buffer, then returns 4. managed world frees GCHandle and uses the array. See, no copy involved, hence also no performance hit. If the buffer is really the entire pixel data of a Bitmap, I would try and use Bitmap.Lockbits to pin and get the pointer (it does what GCHandle does for a general object), pass that pointer to the native world, and all would be OK again without a copy operation, provided your native code: 1. applies the right byte ordering within a pixel 2. applies the right pixel ordering 3. applies the right bitmap stride (normally no problem if scanlines are a multiple of 4 bytes, which is true for 32-bit pixels, or image widths that are multiples of 4). My number 1 rule in image processing is: avoid copy operations. Luc Pattyn [Forum Guidelines] [My Articles] The quality and detail of your question reflects on the effectiveness of the help you are likely to get. Show formatted code inside PRE tags, and give clear symptoms when describing a problem. Re: Unmanaged DLL: C# variable for C++ char** belier113-Jul-09 11:07 belier1 13-Jul-09 11:07  Hi Luc. The problem here is that is the C++ DLL who fills the buffer. The C# application doesn't know which buffer has been filled. Is for this reason that I need to call a function to get the pointer to the buffer. It's important for me to let the native world (C++) control the flow of grabbing images on alternate buffers in order to improve the processing speed of the system (real time image processing). If I don't succeed on getting the buffer pointer I'll try another thing. I'll keep you informed. Thanks for your time. Re: Unmanaged DLL: C# variable for C++ char** Luc Pattyn13-Jul-09 11:12 Luc Pattyn 13-Jul-09 11:12  Hi, that is a secondary issue. Let the managed side provide one or more buffers to the native world, which fills one and tells which one. You don't need to return a pointer for that, a simple ID could do; but if you do return a pointer, keep a Dictionary that maps pointers to Bitmaps, and perform a pointer look-up. However, if there are only two bitmaps, and you alternate them, there is no need to return anything, alternation is quite predictable! Luc Pattyn [Forum Guidelines] [My Articles] The quality and detail of your question reflects on the effectiveness of the help you are likely to get. Show formatted code inside PRE tags, and give clear symptoms when describing a problem. Re: Unmanaged DLL: C# variable for C++ char** belier114-Jul-09 1:10 belier1 14-Jul-09 1:10  Hi Luc. I did why you told me about sending an Id instead of the buffer pointer. Now it's just a matter of drawing a 8 bit grey scale image on a picturebox without moving too much data. Thanks for tips. Get local groups and users from server remotely with console app briancollins3213-Jul-09 6:50 briancollins32 13-Jul-09 6:50  Need some direction on how to enumerate local groups and users remotely from a member server using a console app. Most of the sample code out on the web requires you to know the names of the groups prior to executing the code and the select statements dont ever seem correct. I have used directoryentry to connect to the local servers but directorysearcher seems to always fail. How do you count the number of decimals in a decimal datatype Nathan Revka13-Jul-09 6:26 Nathan Revka 13-Jul-09 6:26  I have program that will input an amount of money so I do not want the user to input something like $2.684. I need to be able to count the number of decimals so I can create an if statement that prevents the user from inputting such a number. Re: How do you count the number of decimals in a decimal datatype Luc Pattyn13-Jul-09 6:34 Luc Pattyn 13-Jul-09 6:34  Yes. Luc Pattyn [Forum Guidelines] [My Articles] The quality and detail of your question reflects on the effectiveness of the help you are likely to get. Show formatted code inside PRE tags, and give clear symptoms when describing a problem. Re: How do you count the number of decimals in a decimal datatype musefan13-Jul-09 6:51 musefan 13-Jul-09 6:51  well if you are using a textbox then you will need a number of different validations... 1. Check the currency symbol exists only once and is the first character, if not present you should auto add it 2. Check there is only 1 decimal point 3. Check for any , symbols you may want to include and insure they are in the right places 4. Check only two digits after the decimal place... if(text.LastIndexOf('.') != text.Length - 3) //not two digits after the decimal point ...there are other validations you may want to try and other methods to calculate the number of digits after a decimal. you could also use a NumericUpDown control which has a property to set how many decimal places you wish to use, in addition to choosing if you want to you commas for thousand seperators Life goes very fast. Tomorrow, today is already yesterday. Re: How do you count the number of decimals in a decimal datatype TheGreatAndPowerfulOz13-Jul-09 6:51 TheGreatAndPowerfulOz 13-Jul-09 6:51  subtract the integer part multiply by 100 subtract the integer part, again if result not equal to 0 then you've got a problem. Dccg peishen8813-Jul-09 5:47 peishen88 13-Jul-09 5:47  Anyone familar with Dccg which is a software that work with RS232? i try to play around with this software, and hopefully can use my command to control the Motorola Set-top-box through the Dccg. So anyone has any ideas or suggest? thanks a lot. Re: Dccg Luc Pattyn13-Jul-09 5:54 Luc Pattyn 13-Jul-09 5:54  is it Dutch Colorectal Cancer Group [^] you are considering? Please formulate your question so most people can understand it; if applicable, provide a link too. Luc Pattyn [Forum Guidelines] [My Articles] The quality and detail of your question reflects on the effectiveness of the help you are likely to get. Show formatted code inside PRE tags, and give clear symptoms when describing a problem. Re: Dccg DoctorMick13-Jul-09 5:58 DoctorMick 13-Jul-09 5:58  It seems more likely he is referring to the Disabled Children's Computer Group[^]. Re: Dccg peishen8813-Jul-09 6:10 peishen88 13-Jul-09 6:10  Sorry about the Non-Clear statement. Again, Dccg stand for DigiCable Control Channel Generator. It is a software for RS232. Re: Dccg Luc Pattyn13-Jul-09 6:33 Luc Pattyn 13-Jul-09 6:33  Sorry, I'm not familiar with that one. Google told me there is a Motorola patent, and not much else. Luc Pattyn [Forum Guidelines] [My Articles] The quality and detail of your question reflects on the effectiveness of the help you are likely to get. Show formatted code inside PRE tags, and give clear symptoms when describing a problem. Horizontal scrollbar broken in datagrid after migrating to VS2008 smcirish13-Jul-09 4:47 smcirish 13-Jul-09 4:47  I had enclosed the datagrid in a <div> element <code><DIV style="OVERFLOW-Y: auto;</code>      . . . The horizontal scrollbar will move, but the datagrid will not scroll thru the data. Is there a new way to do this now? Please advise, smcirish Texas 2 dimensional byte array Vivek Vijayan13-Jul-09 4:19 Vivek Vijayan 13-Jul-09 4:19  how do i insert data into 2 dimensional byte array and send it as such over network This code was posted by me... Re: 2 dimensional byte array harold aptroot13-Jul-09 4:51 harold aptroot 13-Jul-09 4:51  You can't insert into arrays (not 1d arrays either), and you'd have to convert it to a 1d array to send it over the network. Re: 2 dimensional byte array Vivek Vijayan13-Jul-09 5:07 Vivek Vijayan 13-Jul-09 5:07  how do i pass a byte array from one form to another form This code was posted by me... Re: 2 dimensional byte array 0x3c013-Jul-09 5:13 0x3c0 13-Jul-09 5:13  This might not be a very good method to do so, but I overload the Show method of the form being shown, so that it accepts a byte[] as an argument. I then store it in a class-level variable and call base.Show() Between the idea And the reality Between the motion And the act Falls the Shadow Re: 2 dimensional byte array Vivek Vijayan13-Jul-09 5:51 Vivek Vijayan 13-Jul-09 5:51  i want to store the processes running on a system in one string and send it as byte over network if i do so how much a string can hold or if i use string array will it work?? (i know how to list the process) This code was posted by me... Re: 2 dimensional byte array Luc Pattyn13-Jul-09 5:56 Luc Pattyn 13-Jul-09 5:56  Hi, if you open a Socket or a NetworkStream you can send as much as you like, either in text (Unicode, ASCII, ...) or in binary (more compact, more compatibility concerns). Luc Pattyn [Forum Guidelines] [My Articles] The quality and detail of your question reflects on the effectiveness of the help you are likely to get. Show formatted code inside PRE tags, and give clear symptoms when describing a problem. how to log activity on windows based systems tamamm13-Jul-09 4:00 tamamm 13-Jul-09 4:00  hello, i write from italy so my english is not so good: i'm sorry i'm writing a program that should log filter based activity on my computer i need to log when a document (doc, xls, ppt... etc) is open, or readed, or is edited, or deleted in my first attempt was capturing what files are open by all current open processes for example: winword.exe > test.doc // someone is reading a document nero.exe > test.doc // someone is burning a document but maybe is not a good solution now, what do you think about this? how i can do this job better? hooks? p.s. i cannot use windows event log for some reason... windows xp home and domains, etc thank you in advance Re: how to log activity on windows based systems Mirko198013-Jul-09 4:09 Mirko1980 13-Jul-09 4:09  You can try looking to FileSystemWatcher, but, as far as I know, it does not give you info on the process that caused a change. Re: how to log activity on windows based systems Dave Kreskowiak13-Jul-09 4:38 Dave Kreskowiak 13-Jul-09 4:38  It will also not tell you when a file is opened. A guide to posting questions on CodeProject[^] Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP Visual Developer - Visual Basic      2006, 2007, 2008

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