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Hello everyone, tim here.

I am trying to use/modify a program to model a material in a 2D space. The shape is not too complicated. Now my thought is, instead of drawing it using the functions(which give me a headache, considering the shape has to be split to many piece for drawing), I would draw it using a graphic processing program(photoshop etc) or just import the image from a digital camera. The drawing process should be simple like filling the pixel according to data, cause the material is the same.

Now the problem is, I dont know how to read a image data(I think I should convert it into something like binary?). If I can convert the image data to a binary file, how to process it next? Using ifstream can read the data to memory, it seems(I have not used it before). And then how can I operate the data?

In order to run graphics programs under Dev-C you have to download WinBGIm files. Download the files listed below. Graphics.h (download to C: Dev-Cpp include) libbgi.a(download to C: Dev-Cpp lib) Once you download the files. Now you have to place into the correct location in Dev-C installation folder. I am using an animation program ToonBoom Studio 8. Everytime I try to import an image into this program I get the error: C Runtime Error: R6025 - Pure virtual function call. I have looked up the. You can read an image just like any file in c by using file handling. You need to know the format of JPEG and then manipulate with the data read by file handling. Importsource imports data from source, returning a Wolfram Language representation of it. Importsource, ' format' takes the file to be in the specified format. Importsource, elements imports the specified elements from a file. Importsource., options uses the specified options. Install Dev-C. I installed from the Version 4.9.9.2 Setup File. Download graphics.h to the include/ subdirectory of the Dev-C directories. Download libbgi.a to the lib/ In order to use the WinBGIm subdirectory of the Dev-C directories. Whenever you #include in a program, you must instruct the linker to link in certain libraries.

I am using vs 2008 compiling the c++ program. And its just a console program(not using winforms, this program is made by a graduated student). I think it contains some GNU functions in drawing.

I appreciate any help and advice.
Thank you in advance.

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First you have to think if your idea is valid? Even though you are modeling the shape in 2D space, the object to be modeled could still be 3D( is it? ). If it is, then you might be better off trying to model it mathematically, rather than importing it …

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First you have to think if your idea is valid? Even though you are modeling the shape in 2D space, the object to be modeled could still be 3D( is it? ). If it is, then you might be better off trying to model it mathematically, rather than importing it as a picture then applying clever transformation on the image.
What exactly does the shape look like? Install touchscreen driver windows 10. And as for you initial question, use a external library to import the picture. Then you can use your graphics library or some library to put the image to the screen.

Are you thinking to create a game? If yes, then you may need
to move and control an object using arrow keys. For example, if you are going
to create pacman game. In that case you have to control the pacman with the
help of arrow keys. In this tutorial I will tell you the easiest way to do
this. I have written this tutorial hoping that you already have knowledge of
c/c++ graphics. If you don’t have any idea about graphics then it will be very
difficult for you to understand this tutorial.
Also Read: Download Turbo C++ for Windows 7 for Free
Also Read: C/C++ Program to Create a Digital Stopwatch
Here we will use concept of ASCII codes. Below I have
written a simple program in graphics using turbo c++. In this program a circle
is moved and controlled using arrow keys. So just take a look at the code.
#include<graphics.h>
#include<process.h>
void main()
int
i=250,j=250,x=0,y=-1,ch,gd=DETECT,gm;
while(1) //infinite
loop
circle(i,j,30);
if(kbhit()) //check
if a key is pressed
ch=getch();
{
y=-1;
{
y=0;
}
if(ch63) //move right
x=1;
}
if(ch62) //move downward
x=0;
}
if(ch27) //exit when esc
pressed
}
j=j+y;
delay(50);
}
Ok! Let’s understand what is actually happening here.
Initial values of i and j are 250, so that the circle will first
printed at coordinate (250,250) and initial values of x and y are 0 and -1 to
make the circle move upward. We have used an infinite while loop and in that loop
we used a function called kbhit() to
check if any key is pressed or not.
Also Read: C++ Program to create an Analog Clock

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Also Read: Simple program to create a circular loading bar using graphics
Initially the circle is moving upward, suppose right arrow
key is pressed then 77 (ASCII value of right arrow key) is stored in ch and values of x and y become 1 and 0
respectively. Now value of i
increased by one and j remains as it
is, this make the circle to move by one coordinate in x direction. This process
is repeated again and again till any other arrow key is pressed.
The program exit if escape (ASCII value 27) key is pressed.
Here we have used cleardevice()
function to clear previous printed data and after that circle is printed at new
coordinate which makes circle to appear as if it is moving.
If you have any doubt or unable to understand then feel free
to ask by commenting below.

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