i am exactly stuck at the same spot as NicolasB although I am using VB.Net. but in the end there is no option to access the params.ouput_tiff from the DLLimport statements/ C API. so I can only create a ppm file and not a tiff
Alex i see that you point to some setters in your comment but i dont see any in the doc nor the source "libraw.h" file that could change the "output_tiff" value.
Note that the method posted above by NicolasB essentially lets libraw.dll do the whole work and no real object is passed back to the calling .NET program
The alternative would be to recreate the whole C++ class structure in VB (or C#) which is quite daunting just for this simple function.
Hi,
i am exactly stuck at the same spot as NicolasB although I am using VB.Net. but in the end there is no option to access the params.ouput_tiff from the DLLimport statements/ C API. so I can only create a ppm file and not a tiff
Alex i see that you point to some setters in your comment but i dont see any in the doc nor the source "libraw.h" file that could change the "output_tiff" value.
Note that the method posted above by NicolasB essentially lets libraw.dll do the whole work and no real object is passed back to the calling .NET program
The alternative would be to recreate the whole C++ class structure in VB (or C#) which is quite daunting just for this simple function.