Call MyObject.Analyze(MyPictureBox.Image)

Any idea what I could be doing wrong?  Or maybe there is a better way to
attack this.  I'm trying to do some image processing on .bmp files, and
I need to modify the image and redraw it while processing.  My thought
was to load the file in VB, and pass a bitmap object to my Analyze
function, where I can use CBitmap to gain access to the pixel data.
Then while I process the image, I can (hopefully) easily redraw the
image.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Pat Noffke

The typelib must use LONG as the data type, otherwise VB won't be able to
use it.

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    What you probably want to do is to take a picture object from VB, and
work on that.  If that is the case, then have the parameter take a pointer
to IPictureDisp, which is the interface that is implemented for Picture
objects in VB.  From that, you can QueryInterface for the IPicture
interface.  Everything you need is there.  You can call get_Handle to get
the actual Bitmap (or cursor, or metafile) and work on it from there.

- Nicholas Paldino