[Insight-users] GetPixel() strange behavior

[Dominique Töpfer]

Hi,

I think GetPixel returns the value exactly as stored in memory, but 
std::cout interprets char's as ASCII. Try casting your variable to int. 
This worked for me:

   char c = 68;
   std::cout << c << std::endl;
   std::cout << static_cast<int>(c) << std::endl;

The first cout prints a 'D', the second one 68 as expected.

HTH
Dominique

Am 19.06.2013 13:08, schrieb Antonio Calabrese:
> Hi Cheung,
> talking with a friend, we thought that GetPixel method, it used as cost
> version, take the value as it stored in memory.
> I don't think that the ASCII representation of one pixel is the result that
> GetPixel returns to me, because i tried also to define my image with a
> integer pixeltype, but the result was the same.
> Now i would to try with an iteration class that have a GetValue method. I
> hope to be able to solve it in this way.
> Hi Antonio
>
>
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