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jritter	Posted - Feb 08 2017 : 09:33:36 Hello, for a small project I need to find a specific color in a (binary) image, colorize every found "spot" with a different color, save the min/max X/Y coordinates of each spot and get the size of the spot in pixels. I did something a bit similar like that a while ago in C for a simple BMP file and recently with the get/setpixel method of .Net/c#, but that's realy slow. Now I can use IEvolution 5 and I just tried "SelectColors()" which selects all spots realy fast =). But how can I select individual parts of the selection to fill them with different colors? And is there an easy way to count selected pixels, and/or to get the coordinates of the "somehow shaped"-selection?
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xequte	Posted - Feb 09 2017 : 20:15:37 Hi Get/SetPixel would be too slow. Your best method would be to parse the scanlines: https://www.imageen.com/ievolutionhelp/html/310fec55-f5b8-93f0-28f1-f2a07c3e7265.htm It works in the same way as Bitmap scanline, for which there are plenty of examples on the web. Nigel Xequte Software www.xequte.com nigel@xequte.com