HOW DO I GET THE FILE "cdi01_g.jpg"

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robridesh..

HOW DO I GET THE FILE "cdi01_g.jpg"

in Programming Questions • 1 year ago

HOW DO I GET THE FILE "cdi01_g.jpg" FOR THE HISTOGRAM SAMPLE ?

REGARDS,

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jbum

Re: HOW DO I GET THE FILE "cdi01_g.jpg"

1 year ago

Please don't shout.

Please don't post twice.

I assume you want to know how access the image file that is included in the example Image Processing / Histogram.

One way to find where it is located is to use File -> Export Applet. This will open up a folder which is just below your sketch folder. Go one level up to find your sketch folder, and then look in the "data" folder for the pictures.

Another way to find the file is to save the sketch. This will make a copy in your Processing folder, which is easier to find. Again, you'll find the pictures in the data folder inside the sketch folder.

robridesh..

Re: Re: HOW DO I GET THE FILE "cdi01_g.jpg"

1 year ago

       Many many thanks for the response. I had no idea about the Caps thing as etiquette for being shouty ,my background is mech engingeering and all drg stuff tends to be in caps ,bad habit soz. I'm trying to find a system to learn about object orientated programming as i relate to it easier. I'm doing this as part of my studies as part of a course with University.
      So thank you for the effort and time in response to the original question.
      Apology for the delay in response but i work across the UK quite a bit but find the content facinating.

RJ

PhiLho

Re: HOW DO I GET THE FILE "cdi01_g.jpg"

1 year ago

Beside what jbum said (don't post all uppercase messages, don't post twice (I removed the extra thread)), you should give more context to your messages. jbum made a good guess on what you meant, but personally I had no idea of what you were writing about...

robridesh..

Re: HOW DO I GET THE FILE "cdi01_g.jpg"

1 year ago

      I genuinely had no idea uppercase characters were considered shouting & I can assure you it wasn't a shouty angry man question more a sort of stumbling around novice question .I am new to all this and previously involved in Mech Engineering & most things written are in caps so sorry (unaware of the etiquette). I also didn't realise i'd posted twice ,so many apologies for both.
      I also re-read my question and i concurr it does more seem like a phone call to the physic hotline. So i will endeavour to be exacting next time.
Regards,
            Rob J

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