Getting the filled points in Flood Fill ?

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hey :)
I found a very useful article on code project called Flood Fill , here is the link

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Ok so, as you might know this project lets you choose a point on a picture and fills it with a colour. I am really trying to find out a way to get a list of the points on the picture that the algorithm has filled with colour.
Thank You.

Posted 5-Dec-11 12:52pm

AmirAmirA

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 1 · 2011-12-06T10:59:00

I would advise you to contact the author of this article on this page: Queue-Linear Flood Fill: A Fast Flood Fill Algorithm[^]. At the end of the article text, use "New Message". The author will receive a e-mail notification and will get a chance to answer you.

I must add that the question is not 100% clear. Do your really need a list, not any other way to specify the set of points? Do you realize that this list can be way too long to keep all those points? I guess the basic answer will be: modify the algorithm (I would rather do it by myself using the original source code), but your requirement to have a list is hardly reasonable. I suggest you think about it before you ask your question.

—SA