Hello to anyone who can help me.
I have an (old) roborealm file that I run on images.
Now i would like to start to use the API.
My goal is to have RoboRealm process an image (from file) when available and only do one run/processing on it.
Based on the C# API example I have build:
[code]
// result from some COM object functions
int VARIANT_TRUE = -1;
int VARIANT_FALSE = 0;
RR_COM_APILib.API_Wrapper rr = new API_Wrapper();
rr.SetCOMType(0);
{
if (rr.Startup() == VARIANT_TRUE)
{
rr.Run("off");
rr.LoadProgram("C:\run_test.robo");
//rr.LoadImage("", "C:\test.jpg");
rr.LoadImage("", "C:\test2.bmp");
rr.Run("once");
//rr.WaitImage();
object nameArray = new object();
object valueArray;
int num = rr.GetAllVariables(ref nameArray, out valueArray);
if (num > 0)
{
object[] names = (object[])nameArray;
object[] values = (object[])valueArray;
int i;
for (i = 0; i < num; i++)
Console.WriteLine(names[i] + "=" + values[i]);
}
rr.Disconnect();
rr.Close();
}
}
[/code]
This runs fine when using test.jpg, GetAllVariables() returns 109 variable objects.
According to RR runtime is 384ms and 10 blobs are found.
It fails though when I input test2.bmp
GetAllVariables() returns 0 objects.
But RR shows (and also debug output is written to files) all the variable objects.
According to RR runtime is 551ms and 282 blobs are found.
Uncommenting "rr.WaitImage();" doesnt change anything.
My gut feeling tells me "rr.Run("once");"is not a blocking operation.
But "rr.WaitImage();" doesnt change the outcome.
Does anybody have an idea why GetAllVariables() doesnt return anything in this case?
If more information is needed please let me know.
Cheers,
Marco
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