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    calculate the angle of an object in an image

    the software i am using is about image processing
    so i have to extend a function to calculate the angle of the object in the image the function uses DLL to control ( i think)
    any one has any idea how i go about doing this?

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    Sorry... can you please explain your problem a bit better?
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    Temp = Me.GetIQ()
    'Error 9: Overflow
    'DON'T PANIC! :eek:

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    I think he wants to be able to find some sort of line in an image and extend it... simple, just find the slope and ask them for new X points or Y points for the new image, and find the corresponding Y/X points.
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    Hmm... I don't think that's the problem... I think that the function needs an angle and he wants to calculate it before calling it (like in a wrapper function or something)... Huh... hello... hey mister... are you there?
    Code:
    Temp = Me.GetIQ()
    'Error 9: Overflow
    'DON'T PANIC! :eek:

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