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unsigned int const does not match const unsigned int

Hi everybody,

when I try to compile a program that uses image Magick++ lib, I get the following error:

error: argument of type `unsigned int (Magick::Image::)()
const' does not match `const unsigned int'
here is the code:

// new Image
Image glyph(bitmap.width,bitmap.rows, "K", CharPixel, bitmap.buffer);
// this leads to the error:
unsigned int const c = buchstabe.columns;

My first attempt was to use:

PixelPacket *pixel_cache = glyph.getPixels(0,0,glyph.columns,glyph.rows);

but then I get the error:

error: no matching function for call to `Magick::Image::
getPixels(int, int, <unknown type>, <unknown type>)'
/usr/include/Magick++/Image.h:1134: error: candidates are:
MagickLib::PixelPacket* Magick::Image::getPixels(int, int, unsigned int,
unsigned int)
Any help is very apreciated, because i'm stuck on this.

Greetz
Timo
Jul 22 '05 #1
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"Timo Freiberger" <te****@gmx.de> wrote in message
news:pa****************************@gmx.de...
// new Image
Image glyph(bitmap.width,bitmap.rows, "K", CharPixel, bitmap.buffer);
// this leads to the error:
unsigned int const c = buchstabe.columns;


It's hard to know without seeing your header files, but could you be
neglecting to call a function?

That is, could it be that you need to write something like this?

unsigned int const c = buchstabe.columns();

where the parentheses say to call the function?
Jul 22 '05 #2
Andrew Koenig posted:
"Timo Freiberger" <te****@gmx.de> wrote in message
news:pa****************************@gmx.de...
// new Image
Image glyph(bitmap.width,bitmap.rows, "K", CharPixel, bitmap.buffer);
// this leads to the error: unsigned int const c = buchstabe.columns;


It's hard to know without seeing your header files, but could you be
neglecting to call a function?

That is, could it be that you need to write something like this?

unsigned int const c = buchstabe.columns();

where the parentheses say to call the function?


This seems the likely cuplrit.

The other (but unlikely) possiblity is that "columns" is a member
variable which is a function pointer.
-JKop
Jul 22 '05 #3
On Sat, 30 Oct 2004 16:37:29 +0200, Timo Freiberger <te****@gmx.de>
wrote:
Hi everybody,

when I try to compile a program that uses image Magick++ lib, I get the following error:

error: argument of type `unsigned int (Magick::Image::)()
const' does not match `const unsigned int'
here is the code:

// new Image
Image glyph(bitmap.width,bitmap.rows, "K", CharPixel, bitmap.buffer);
// this leads to the error:
unsigned int const c = buchstabe.columns;

My first attempt was to use:

PixelPacket *pixel_cache = glyph.getPixels(0,0,glyph.columns,glyph.rows);

but then I get the error:

error: no matching function for call to `Magick::Image::
getPixels(int, int, <unknown type>, <unknown type>)' ^^^^ ^^^^
Just a guess ... try this:

PixelPacket *pixel_cache =
glyph.getPixels(0,0,glyph.columns(),glyph.rows());
/usr/include/Magick++/Image.h:1134: error: candidates are:
MagickLib::PixelPacket* Magick::Image::getPixels(int, int, unsigned int,
unsigned int)


--
Bob Hairgrove
No**********@Home.com
Jul 22 '05 #4

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