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On 2014-09-30 10:20, Sujay Mukherjee wrote:

I don't have a prior programming knowledge of any kind and so my questions could be a little bit naive I am using the the pix_buffer along with the pix_buffer_write and pix_buffer _read objects to record and retrieve image. While I am able to successfully use it I am having a few problems when I am changing the storing size of the buffer from a size of 1 frame to say 10 or more frames There is no difference to the no of images I am able to retrieve from the pix read object i am using pix_buffer with the pix_video or pix_film object. what does specifying the frame size more than 1 frame will do to the final outcome of my patch I am attaching the patch for clarity

i don't see where you resize the [pix_buffer] to hold more than a single frame.

[pix_buffer] is very closely modelled after [table].

so if you have a table of size 100 [table foo 100], the following won't automagically resize the table:

[123( | [tabread foo]

nor will:

[1 321( | [tabwrite foo]

to change the number of frames in the [pix_buffer] use something like:

[resize 42( | [pix_buffer ant 1]

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