Quote:Original post by capn_midnight
sounds like something fxord with your system. I use the Save method with PNGs all the time. I even have a little program that I wrote for making 1% sized png thumbnails.

Quote:Original post by DrGUI

Quote:Original post by capn_midnight
sounds like something fxord with your system. I use the Save method with PNGs all the time. I even have a little program that I wrote for making 1% sized png thumbnails.

That's nice to know :p
Maybe the images are just too big for the codec to handle? EDIT: it had that error again on a bmp approx 250x350 so maybe not. My system must be fxord! Jpeg doesn't seem to work either.
But if my system got fxord when I have a good firewall and don't install lots of random programs on it, how fxord must end users' computers be!!

Quote:Original post by NexusOne
One simple solution: don't use .Width and .Height in the for loop condition. These actually are incredibly slow. Just make width and height ints first, and use those in the condition.

public int get_Width(){      int num1;      int num2 = SafeNativeMethods.Gdip.GdipGetImageWidth(new HandleRef(this, this.nativeImage), out num1);      if (num2 != 0)      {            throw SafeNativeMethods.Gdip.StatusException(num2);      }      return num1;}