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  1. #1
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    Cool Convert From C# VS2010 - get_Item & set_Value in C++/CLI

    Hi,
    I wish to convert from c# for the following codes contain get_Item & set_Value convertion in C++/Cli.

    Code:
       
    private static void SetWIAProperty(IProperties properties, object propName, object propValue)
    {
            Property prop = properties.get_Item(ref propName);
            prop.set_Value(ref propValue);
    }
    Any guidences will be helpful.

    Thanks

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    Re: Convert From C# VS2010 - get_Item & set_Value in C++/CLI

    How (and where) are IProperties and Property defined? They do not seem to be part of the .NET framework.

    Can you post the original C# code you are translating?

    I can't remember any scenario, where application code explicitly calls these "generic" property accessors. However, assuming IProperties has a property Item, presumably of type Object ^, the accessor signatures would be Object ^IProperty::Item::get() and void IProperty::Item::set(Object ^value), if I recall correctly. In concrete code you would replace IProperty:: by, say, properties-> and pass the appropriate ref class reference (i.e. instance) to the setter. However, I'm not sure that would ever compile in any real-life code.
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    Re: Convert From C# VS2010 - get_Item & set_Value in C++/CLI

    Thanks Eri. Until my breath I will be remember your help Mr.Eri. Because All my Visual C++ code behind your helps were there.
    Now I am in need to scan the invoice & store it to Access Database. For that I found the following c# code to scan.

    Code:
     // ADD Reference - COM - Microsoft Windows Image Acquisition Library V2.0 1.0 ;
    
    using WIA;
    using System.IO;
    using System.Runtime.InteropServices;
    
            private static void AdjustScannerSettings(IItem scannnerItem, int scanResolutionDPI, int scanStartLeftPixel, int scanStartTopPixel, int scanWidthPixels, int scanHeightPixels, int brightnessPercents, int contrastPercents, int colorMode)
            {
                const string WIA_SCAN_COLOR_MODE = "6146";
                const string WIA_HORIZONTAL_SCAN_RESOLUTION_DPI = "6147";
                const string WIA_VERTICAL_SCAN_RESOLUTION_DPI = "6148";
                const string WIA_HORIZONTAL_SCAN_START_PIXEL = "6149";
                const string WIA_VERTICAL_SCAN_START_PIXEL = "6150";
                const string WIA_HORIZONTAL_SCAN_SIZE_PIXELS = "6151";
                const string WIA_VERTICAL_SCAN_SIZE_PIXELS = "6152";
                const string WIA_SCAN_BRIGHTNESS_PERCENTS = "6154";
                const string WIA_SCAN_CONTRAST_PERCENTS = "6155";
                SetWIAProperty(scannnerItem.Properties, WIA_HORIZONTAL_SCAN_RESOLUTION_DPI, scanResolutionDPI);
                SetWIAProperty(scannnerItem.Properties, WIA_VERTICAL_SCAN_RESOLUTION_DPI, scanResolutionDPI);
                SetWIAProperty(scannnerItem.Properties, WIA_HORIZONTAL_SCAN_START_PIXEL, scanStartLeftPixel);
                SetWIAProperty(scannnerItem.Properties, WIA_VERTICAL_SCAN_START_PIXEL, scanStartTopPixel);
                SetWIAProperty(scannnerItem.Properties, WIA_HORIZONTAL_SCAN_SIZE_PIXELS, scanWidthPixels);
                SetWIAProperty(scannnerItem.Properties, WIA_VERTICAL_SCAN_SIZE_PIXELS, scanHeightPixels);
                SetWIAProperty(scannnerItem.Properties, WIA_SCAN_BRIGHTNESS_PERCENTS, brightnessPercents);
                SetWIAProperty(scannnerItem.Properties, WIA_SCAN_CONTRAST_PERCENTS, contrastPercents);
                SetWIAProperty(scannnerItem.Properties, WIA_SCAN_COLOR_MODE, colorMode);
            }
            private static void SetWIAProperty(IProperties properties, object propName, object propValue)
            {
                Property prop = properties.get_Item(ref propName);
                prop.set_Value(ref propValue);
            }
    
            private void button3_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
            {
                var devicemanager = new DeviceManager();
                WIA.DeviceInfo FirstScannerAvailable = null;
                for (int j = 1; j <= devicemanager.DeviceInfos.Count; j++)
                {
                    if (devicemanager.DeviceInfos[j].Type != WiaDeviceType.ScannerDeviceType)
                    {
                        continue;
                    }
                    FirstScannerAvailable = devicemanager.DeviceInfos[j];
                    break;
                }
    
                // Scanner Connection
                WIA.Device mydev = FirstScannerAvailable.Connect();
                WIA.Item MyScannerItem = mydev.Items[1];
    
    
                var device = FirstScannerAvailable.Connect();
                var scannerItem = device.Items[1];
                int resolution = 150;
                int width_pixel = 1250;
                int height_pixel = 1700;
                int color_mode = 1;
                AdjustScannerSettings(scannerItem, resolution, 0, 0, width_pixel, height_pixel, 0, 0, color_mode);
    
                // Retrieve a image in JPEG format and store it into a variable
             
                var imagefile = (ImageFile)scannerItem.Transfer(FormatID.wiaFormatJPEG);
                var path = @"C:\UMan\Scan1.jpeg";
                if (File.Exists(path))
                {
                    File.Delete(path);
                }
                imagefile.SaveFile(path);
            }
    Thanks
    Last edited by MAHEY; April 6th, 2018 at 03:04 AM. Reason: To Correct Spelling Mistakes

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