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Hi everyone...

Iam trying to use PixelSetColor() in my program..i have a doubt ..can i give variables instead of numbers is the second argument like rgb(a,b,c) [in which r,g,b values are stored in a b,c] instead of rgb(0,255,0)...Iam attaching my code here...When i use variables its not working...

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a=0;
	while(a<v.n_sbimg)
	{
		modify_iterator=NewPixelRegionIterator(modify_wand,v.col[a],v.row[a],v.sbimg_wdt,v.sbimg_hgt);
		for(y=0;y<v.sbimg_hgt;y++)
		{
			modify_pixels = PixelGetNextIteratorRow(modify_iterator, &v.sbimg_wdt);
			for(x=0;x<v.sbimg_wdt;x++)
			{
				int t=loc(y,x,v.sbimg_wdt)+ a*v.sbimg_pxl;
				unsigned char r=new_data[t],g=new_data[t+1],b=new_data[t+2];
				PixelSetColor(modify_pixels[x],"rgb(r,g,b)"); // this function sets the color of pixel.
				PixelSyncIterator(modify_iterator);
			}
		}
	a++;
	}

Can anyone please help me..?

The problem is that you have to pass "rgb(a,b,c)" as a string so anything inside the string is not interpreted as variables.
But you could use sprintf to create the string and then pass that. e.g.

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char rgb_string[64];
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            sprintf(rgb_string,"rgb(%d,%d,%d)",a,b,c);
            PixelSetColor(modify_pixels[x],rgb_string); // this function sets the color of pixel.

Pete

el_supremo wrote:The problem is that you have to pass "rgb(a,b,c)" as a string so anything inside the string is not interpreted as variables.
But you could use sprintf to create the string and then pass that. e.g.
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char rgb_string[64];
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            sprintf(rgb_string,"rgb(%d,%d,%d)",a,b,c);
            PixelSetColor(modify_pixels[x],rgb_string); // this function sets the color of pixel.
Pete

Thank you...very much....U really made my work going.....

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