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Monday, June 16, 2014

Shopping for Raya

Assalamualaikum, Hi all

Last Weekend, i went to Warehouse Cosway at USJ with my sister, brother in law and nephew. Well I not shopaholic. I only buy digital weighing which is RM20.00.

After that we went to Mydin Mall Subang. I buy oven RM99.00, Stand Mixer RM34.90, tart mold RM6.60, semperit mold RM6.90, Aiskrim mold RM1.60, Baking tray rm 7.90

Friday, May 30, 2014

Candy Crush Saga

Assalamualaikum uols...

#YesterdayStory

Yesterday I went to mcdonald to by Sundae Cone after work. After that go to temporary bus stop in front ofTesco Extra. I played candy crush saga to get rid of bored. Suddenly bus comes but I miss to see the number of bus mini. Don't feel to go to the bus to see the number of bus. Suddenly, after the miss bus move, bus mini 68 comes, so that means the miss bus just now is bus mini 88.

After 1 hour waiting, i make decisions to wait for the bus across the street. This decisions makes after i saw two ladies make her decisions to wait for the bus across the street too.

The fate of Allah SWT, I met a girls that blur which bus stop should she waiting there. The girls is from UTHM batu pahat what to spend her study weeks in her sister's house.

So, maybe the fate that I got late bus because Allah SWT wants to give me pahala by help the girls.

#TheEnd

Wednesday, May 22, 2013

Simple Basic Image Viewer Using NetBeans

1. Choose File > New Project. Alternatively, click the New Project icon in the IDE toolbar.

2. In the Categories pane, select the Java node. In the Projects pane, choose Java Application. Click Next.

3. Type GUI in the Project Name field and specify a path as the project location.

4. Ensure that the Set as Main Project checkbox is selected.

5. Deselect the Create Main Class checkbox if it is selected.

6. Click Finish.

7. Create a JFrame Container

a. In the projects window, right-click the GUI node and choose New > JFrame Form…

b. Enter OpenImage as the class name.

c. Enter my.GUI as the package.

d. Click Finish.

8. Adding Components

a. Choose Window > Palette

b. Start by selecting a Label from the Swing Controls category on Palette and drop it onto the JFrame.

c. Add button

9. Making the Button work:

a. Click on the jButton1, go to the Properties window, and change text jButton1 to Open Image.

b. Click Code and rename Variable Name to openBtn:

c. Double-click on Open Image Button and add functionality to make the “Open an Image” Button work with source code as below:

private void openBtnActionPerformed(java.awt.event.ActionEvent evt) {

FileDialog f = new FileDialog(this, "Open File", FileDialog.LOAD);

f.setDirectory(directory); // Set the default directory

// Display the dialog and wait for the user's response

f.show();

directory = f.getDirectory(); // Remember new default directory

filepath = directory+f.getFile();

BufferedImage img = null;

try {

img = ImageIO.read(new File(filepath));

imageLabel.setIcon(new javax.swing.ImageIcon(img));

}

catch (IOException e) {

System.err.println("I could not load the file \'"+directory+"'. Sorry.");

}

10. Run the project

Simple Basic Image Viewer Using Visual Studio C++

1. File > New > Project, select Window Forms Application. Enter project Name, browse on where you want to save your project files. Click Ok.

2. Form1 will appear:

3. On the Properties in right side, change Text Form1 to Open Image.

4. Select View > Toolbox

5. Drag and drop button and pictureBox to the form as shown below:

6. On the Properties in right side, change Text button1 to Open Image.

7. On the Properties in right side, change SizeMode Normal to StretchImage.

8. Double-click on Open Image button

9. Copy paste code below as shown below:

OpenFileDialog ^ openFileDialog1 = gcnew OpenFileDialog();
openFileDialog1->Filter = "JPeg Image|*.jpg|Bitmap Image|*.bmp|Gif Image|*.gif";
openFileDialog1->Title = "Select a Image File";
if (openFileDialog1->ShowDialog() == System::Windows::Forms::DialogResult::OK)
{
pictureBox1->Image=pictureBox1->Image->FromFile(openFileDialog1->FileName);
}

10. Now save and Run file.

Simple Basic Image Viewer Using MATLAB

1. Change current folder to where you want to save your MATLAB files.

2. Click on GUIDE icon to open “GUIDE”.

3. The GUIDE Quick Start window will be appeared. Select Blank GUI (Default) and press Ok.

4. Now when you click ok, you will see a GUIDE window.

5. Click File > Preferences… to open GUDE Prefrences.

6. Check first checkbox to show names in component palette, and then click Apply and Ok button.

7. Now you will see names in component palette.

8. Save this file as your desired location.

9. Here I am saving this file as OpenImage. Now friends note here when you save this file for first time, two file will be generated with ".m" and ".fig" extension. For me it will be "OpenImage.m" and "OpenImage.fig”.

10. Now let’s drag and drop push button and axes components in drawing area and adjust them as showed in below figure.

11. Now let me explain the use of all two components in this tutorial.
Push Button: we are going to use Push Button as to open file browser for selecting image file.
Axes: we are going to use axes as image viewer which ever image we will select it will be displayed in axes.

12. Now let’s change the Properties of push button according to our function. Keep the cursor on Push Button and press Right Click and select "Property Inspector".

13. For Push Button
String: Open Image
Tag: open_button

14. Repeat step 12.
For axes change its "Tag" properties from "axes1" to "img_display"

15. Now as we have set all the properties save the file and switch to OpenImage.m file. Now find the Callback function for "open_button" push button.

16. Copy paste code below:

[filename, pathname] = uigetfile({'*.bmp';'*.jpg';'*.gif';'*.*'}, 'Pick an Image File');
img=imread([pathname,filename]);
axes(handles.img_display);
imagesc(img);
set(handles.img_display,'Visible','off');
guidata(hObject, handles);