The only way to be sure that 2 images are identical is to compare them pixel
by pixel.This is because 2 images may have all the same characteristics
otherwise, but still have different pixel values.
And yes, I do have a "pointer" - use pointers to compare the images. Here's
an excellent article on the subject:
http://www.bobpowell.net/lockingbits.htm

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Sean Aitken - 27 Jun 2007 16:24 GMT
Thanks, Kevin!
Reflecting into the Image class I see no override on the GetHashcode
method... so I can't use GetHashcode. I'll take a look at using the
pointer to compare. For the situation I'm in (and to stay away from
the unmanaged business), I think I'm going to create a dictionary of
keys to images that can be used for specifying images in my list.
Cheers!
-Sean
> The only way to be sure that 2 images are identical is to compare them pixel
> by pixel.This is because 2 images may have all the same characteristics
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> > Thanks!
> > -Sean