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#1 Posted : Tuesday, December 29, 2009 7:18:17 AM(UTC)
davidanderson

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Hi

take a look at this piece of code:
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RasterImage any = new RasterImage(Image.FromFile("any"));
RasterImage temp = any.Clone();
if (temp.Equals(any)) MessageBox.Show("They're equal");
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This comparison is always false.

How can I compare two RasterImage?

And if I want to compare a page with another image.
For example:
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RasterImage any = new RasterImage(Image.FromFile("any"));
RasterImage another = new RasterImage(Image.FromFile("another"));
RasterImage temp = any.Clone();
temp.AddPage(another);
temp.Page = 1;
if (temp.Equals(any)) MessageBox.Show("They're equal");
////////

Thanks a lot!
 

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#2 Posted : Tuesday, December 29, 2009 8:12:35 AM(UTC)
davidanderson

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By now I'm doign this way, but probably there's a better way =)
:

 public bool doImagesMatch(ref RasterImage img1, ref RasterImage img2)
        {
          
                //create instance or System.Drawing.ImageConverter to convert
                //each image to a byte array
                Bitmap bmp1 = Image.FromHbitmap(img1.ToHBitmap());
                Bitmap bmp2 = Image.FromHbitmap(img2.ToHBitmap());
                ImageConverter converter = new ImageConverter();
           
                //create 2 byte arrays, one for each image
                byte[] imgBytes1 = new byte[1];
                byte[] imgBytes2 = new byte[1];

                //convert images to byte array
                imgBytes1 = (byte[])converter.ConvertTo(bmp1, imgBytes2.GetType());
                imgBytes2 = (byte[])converter.ConvertTo(bmp2, imgBytes1.GetType());

                //now compute a hash for each image from the byte arrays
                SHA256Managed sha = new SHA256Managed();
                byte[] imgHash1 = sha.ComputeHash(imgBytes1);
                byte[] imgHash2 = sha.ComputeHash(imgBytes2);

                //now let's compare the hashes
                for (int i = 0; i < imgHash1.Length && i < imgHash2.Length; i++)
                {
                    //whoops, found a non-match, exit the loop
                    //with a false value
                    if (!(imgHash1[i] == imgHash2[i]))
                        return false;
                }
           
           
            //we made it this far so the images must match
            return true;
        }
 
#3 Posted : Tuesday, December 29, 2009 9:00:11 AM(UTC)

Walter  
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Hello davidanderson,

Is there a specific reason why you're using the RasterImage contructor to create the image, as opposed to using the RasterCodecs.Load method? You would need something like this:

RasterCodecs.Startup();
RasterCodecs _codecs;
RasterImage any = _codecs.Load("any");

Depending on the file, you will have to include different Leadtools.Codecs.???.dlls with your application to load that specific file format.

Regarding comparing images, are you looking to see if one image is exactly like the other, or if one image is within the other? I would recommend looking at the CorrelationCommand class in Leadtools.ImageProcessing.Core.

AFAIK, the RasterImage object does not implement IComparable, so the Equals method has not been overridden. It would only use the default from System.Object, which would likely always return false in this case unless the memory addresses were exactly the same, i.e. any.Equals(any);
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#4 Posted : Tuesday, December 29, 2009 10:48:08 AM(UTC)
davidanderson

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No specific reason.

I wish to know if one image is exactly like the other.

This class would help me?

Thanks
 
#5 Posted : Wednesday, December 30, 2009 1:05:22 PM(UTC)

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The CorrelationCommand is the only high-level method we have that could accomplish this. The only other option that you may want to try is using the RasterImage.GetRow or GetRowColumn methods, and comparing sections of pixels within the image to see if they're the same.

Figuring out if an image is exactly like another can get very complicated quickly. Even just having two images of different sizes can complicate such a comparison because all of the pixels will be offset from one to the other.
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