Hello,
I've a SDK functions description for a scanner and I try to convert unmanaged DLL C++ functions to c#. I converted all except one of them. This function is getting a struct parameter. - int WINAPI ImgSave(_T_Scan_Param *ScanP, unsigned char *szMicr,
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int *num_chars, int y0, int y1, int cOcrCode_option)
- struct _T_Scan_Param {
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char file1[256];
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char file2[256];
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char file3[256];
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unsigned char *imgptr1;
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unsigned char *imgptr2;
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unsigned char *imgptr3;
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int compr_type;
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int compr_quality;
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int imgptr_enable;
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};
My converted c# code is -
private struct Scan_Parameters
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{
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[MarshalAs(UnmanagedType.ByValTStr, SizeConst = 256)]
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public string file1;
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[MarshalAs(UnmanagedType.ByValTStr, SizeConst = 256)]
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public string file2;
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[MarshalAs(UnmanagedType.ByValTStr, SizeConst = 256)]
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public string file3;
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public int imgptr1;
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public int imgptr2;
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public int imgptr3;
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public int compr_type;
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public int compr_quality;
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public int imgptr_enable;
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}
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And my declare function is; -
[DllImport(@"c:\scanner.dll")]
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private static extern int ImgSave(ref Scan_Parameters scanP, string szMicr, ref int num_chars, int y0, int y1, int cOcrCode_option);
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When I try, I get an exception like "external component has thrown an exception". I've a " succesfully worked vb6.0 code" for this DLL and in this code, declared function is getting parameters with "ref" so I used these "ref" in my c# code too.
For the other functions, converting from vb6.0 code is working fine but in this function ( I think the reason is about converting struct ) it is not working.
Do u have any idea ? Firstly, is converted struct Ok ?
Thanks
4 3614 Plater 7,872
Recognized Expert Expert
I have seen people have luck by using the StringBuilder for these cases:
unsigned char *imgptr1;
unsigned char *imgptr2;
unsigned char *imgptr3;
(rather then just using an int like you are doing)
Thanks for your help Plater.
StringBuilder solved my another problem about a function's unsigned char * parameter; but when I tried to use this in struct, I am getting the exception below: {"Cannot marshal field 'imgptr1' of type 'Scan_Parameter s': Struct or class fields cannot be of type StringBuilder. The same effect can usually be achieved by using a String field and preinitializing it to a string with length matching the length of the appropriate buffer.":""}
After this exception, I also tried ;
for example : new string(' ', 50 ) but the same exception is occured. my code is : private struct Scan_Parameters
{
public string file1;
public string file2;
public string file3;
public StringBuilder imgptr1;
public StringBuilder imgptr2;
public StringBuilder imgptr3;
public int compr_type;
public int compr_quality;
public int imgptr_enable;
}
Scan_Parameters scanParam;
StringBuilder imgarg1 = new StringBuilder(" ", 50);
StringBuilder imgarg2 = new StringBuilder(" ", 50);
StringBuilder imgarg3 = new StringBuilder(" ", 50);
scanParam.file1 = "c:\\images\\im g_fr.jpg";
scanParam.file2 = "c:\\images\\im g_re.jpg";
scanParam.file3 = "";
scanParam.compr _quality = 50;
scanParam.compr _type = 0;
scanParam.imgpt r1 = imgarg1;
scanParam.imgpt r2 = imgarg2;
scanParam.imgpt r3 = imgarg3;
scanParam.imgpt r_enable = 0;
int returnCode = CXL_ScanImgSave (ref scanParam, codeLine, ref codelineLength, 0, 128, 2);
C++ syntax is
unsigned char *imgptr1; // NOT USED
unsigned char *imgptr2; // NOT USED
unsigned char *imgptr3; // NOT USED
"not used" is a commandline but seems it is used somehow.
Plater 7,872
Recognized Expert Expert
Maybe try making them of type IntPtr then?
I solved the problem two days ago. Thanks for your help Plater.
c# code is : -
[StructLayout(LayoutKind.Sequential, CharSet = CharSet.Ansi)]
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private struct Scan_Parameters
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{
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[MarshalAs(UnmanagedType.ByValTStr, SizeConst = 256)]
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public string file1;
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[MarshalAs(UnmanagedType.ByValTStr, SizeConst = 256)]
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public string file2;
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[MarshalAs(UnmanagedType.ByValTStr, SizeConst = 256)]
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public string file3;
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public IntPtr imgptr1;
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public IntPtr imgptr2;
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public IntPtr imgptr3;
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public int compr_type;
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public int compr_quality;
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public int imgptr_enable;
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}
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