On 30 Dec 2012, at 12:19, Furqan wrote: > Thanks. > I think its complicated to use one jpeg with all other libs.
No, it is not, it is usually easier than using the built-in jpeg libs. Indeed, on most platforms other than Windows, the system already provides a libjpeg and most (all?) other libs just use that rather than trying to provide their own. With fltk it is pretty easy to tell it to use a system-provided libjpeg when you build the fltk libs, and I'd *assume* that other libs are similar. > > Please tell me how can I make data for Fl_Shared_Image. > what I need is something like this. > > 1) unsigned char* imgdata1 = new unsigned char[Oimg1->width*Oimg1->height*3]; > > 2) GetImageDataFromOpenCV(Oimg1, imgdata1); > > 3) Fl_Shared_Image *sImgs = (Fl_Shared_Image *)(imgdata1); > > No. 3) could be like sImgs.set(imgdata1) > > I read your suggested link but, there I couldn't find a way in order to set > array of image data into Fl_Shared_Image. > > How can I achieve this? > thanks. I don't know what you are doing in your code, but it doesn't sound, on the face of it, as if Fl_Shared_Image is the correct widget for your use here... You maybe want a Fl_RGB_Image, or maybe even a basic Fl_Image...? Or perhaps derive your own widget that has the desired behaviour? That's at least partly shown in the example referred to. In any case, note that Fl_Shared_Image does "contain" an Fl_Image, so you can derive your own widget from Fl_Shared_Image and then manipulate the internal data() member of the Fl_Image to adjust the data. Though, as I said before, I suspect that Fl_RGB_Image may be more helpful here. _______________________________________________ fltk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk
