can anyone convert this MFC code to WIN32 code please help

[goldenrose9]

sir, i had try to convert the above code. but this code doesn't work at all. please check it.

COLORREF m_crBlack;
COLORREF m_crWhite;

int Height();
int Width();
void InitBMP();
void DrawTransparent(HDC* pDC, int x, int y, COLORREF crColour);

void InitBMP()
{
m_crBlack = 0;
m_crWhite = RGB(255,255,255);
}
int Width()
{
BITMAP bm={0};
//SIZE lp ={0};
//GetBitmapDimensionEx(bm,&lp);
//return lp.cx;
GetObject(&bm,sizeof(BITMAP),&bm);
return bm.bmWidth;
}
int Height()
{
BITMAP bm={0};
//SIZE lp={0};
//GetBitmapDimensionEx(bm,&lp);
//return lp.cy;
GetObject(&bm, sizeof(BITMAP),&bm);
return bm.bmHeight;
}
void DrawTransparent(HDC pDC, int x, int y, COLORREF crColour)
{
COLORREF croldBack = SetBkColor(pDC,m_crWhite);
COLORREF croldText = SetTextColor(pDC,m_crBlack);

//create two memory dcs for the image and the mask;
HDC dcImage = CreateCompatibleDC(pDC);
HDC dcTrans = CreateCompatibleDC(pDC);


//Select the image into the appropriate dc
HBITMAP pOldBitmapImage = NULL;
SelectObject(dcImage,pOldBitmapImage);
//SelectObject(dcImage,this);

//create the mask bitmap
HBITMAP bitmapTrans = NULL;
int nWidth = Width();
int nHeight =Height();

bitmapTrans = CreateBitmap(nWidth,nHeight,1,1,NULL);

//select the mast bitmap into the appropriate dc
HBITMAP pOldBitmapTrans= NULL;
SelectObject(dcTrans,bitmapTrans);

//Build mask based on transparent color	
SetBkColor(dcImage,crColour);
BitBlt(dcTrans,0,0,nWidth,nHeight,dcImage,0,0,SRCCOPY);

//Do the work true mask method
BitBlt(pDC,x,y,nWidth,nHeight,dcImage,0,0,SRCINVERT);
BitBlt(pDC,x,y,nWidth,nHeight,dcTrans,0,0,SRCAND);
BitBlt(pDC,x,y,nWidth,nHeight,dcImage,0,0,SRCINVERT);

//Restore Settings
SelectObject(dcImage,pOldBitmapImage);
SelectObject(dcTrans,pOldBitmapTrans);
SetBkColor(pDC,croldBack);
SetTextColor(pDC,croldText);

}

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[Lost User]

goldenrose9 wrote:

but this code doesn't work at all.

May I suggest you try using your debugger to find out why.

I must get a clever new signature for 2011.

[Lost User]

In your Height and Width functions, the first argument to GetObject should be a HBITMAP, not a BITMAP*. Judging from your original post, the HBITMAP to use would be pOldBitmapImage. In the second post, you assign NULL to this, which is inconsistent with what you do in your original post; you'd want to get the HBITMAP from dcImage and put that in pOldBitmapImage.

[Hans Dietrich]

Why not just use the TransparentBlt function?

Best wishes, Hans

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[Hans Dietrich Software]

[goldenrose9]

never tried sir, can you provide a small sample.

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[Hans Dietrich]

google for it, you will find lots.

Best wishes, Hans

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[Hans Dietrich Software]

[goldenrose9]

nice joke.... Google. anyways thanx 4 d reply...

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[Hans Dietrich]

goldenrose9 wrote:

nice joke.... Google. anyways thanx 4 d reply

The only joke is that you consistently ask for answers you can find yourself, using google. If you expect people to take your questions seriously, then invest a little time to try to find the answer yourself, instead of expecting other people to do your work for you. BTW, use of SMS speak is not acceptable on these forums.

Best wishes, Hans

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[Hans Dietrich Software]

[goldenrose9]

i understand what you want to tell. Its a request, don't mind it, please, i don't want to get lots of anwser. how much i had asked and how complex is it. If u see this question here, i had searched the code and tried to convert it. But i failed so asked here. if you feel that i ask most then i will never ask again. Why i commented on google. because everyone out on net know google very much. this answer is simply useless.

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[Lost User]

Here's how it went:

• Hans suggested you could use the TransparentBlt function, and included a link to the MSDN documentation page to help you get started.
• You responded by asking for a sample, rather than trying to work it out for yourself.
• Hans suggested (quite rightly) that there were lots to be found if you use Google.
• You responded by saying you thought his answer was a joke, and thus not worth consideration.
• Hans explained that people are not going to help you unless you are prepared to at least try and do some of your own work.
• You responded by a childish show of petulance, just because people will not do what you are quite capable of doing for yourself.

I must get a clever new signature for 2011.

[tagopi]

Well said Richard.