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Prashant S. Patil
We have used Kodak imaging imgedit component in a visual
basic application to display tiff image files. We have a
facility to delete the displayed image wherein image file
is deleted from file system using 'kill' statement.
We noticed that if image file size is less than 18 kbytes,
imgedit control shows the deleted image.
Let us say that we have 3 images, image001.tif,
image002.tif & image003.tif. If image002.tif is displayed
& user orders to delete it, we kill the file, image002.tif
& then rename image003.tif as image002.tif. When user
requests to display 2nd image from folder, we point to
image002.tif but imgedit displays deleted image (earlier
image002.tif) , how is it possible?
basic application to display tiff image files. We have a
facility to delete the displayed image wherein image file
is deleted from file system using 'kill' statement.
We noticed that if image file size is less than 18 kbytes,
imgedit control shows the deleted image.
Let us say that we have 3 images, image001.tif,
image002.tif & image003.tif. If image002.tif is displayed
& user orders to delete it, we kill the file, image002.tif
& then rename image003.tif as image002.tif. When user
requests to display 2nd image from folder, we point to
image002.tif but imgedit displays deleted image (earlier
image002.tif) , how is it possible?