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    records count in bgl

    If I could encode directly I should gain better performance and should do many things faster and simpler without need of having bmp files and inf files on my disk. The informations would stay in memory and then be encoded directly. As far as i know resample does not use multithreading, but my...
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    records count in bgl

    Why would somebody steal somebody's work from bgl if he has the bgl? Sounds absurd to me. Think about possibility to encode my own bgl files directly from my program without using resample.
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    records count in bgl

    How to find out how many records are in subsection of bgl file (aerial photo)? All I know is TRQ1 Record x04 4bytes - DWORD - Size of this record = 0x28 Size of the subsection’s data is 68 bytes. I can read first record (the header), it's size is 40 bytes. But how to find out if there are...
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    Dick, you are wrong

    But here are mistakes.
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    Dick, you are wrong

    may correct grammar if I see mistake?
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    Dick, you are wrong

    But for reading binary files I rather use decimal numbers as size. It's more readable for me. Maybe expert programmers have different practice.
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    Dick, you are wrong

    I wonder why there ain't some code in C# to do the conversions between QMid and DWORD and back. That would be best way how to show the things working. It's definitely not clear to me why author of the article didn't describe what he does with the b<sub>i</sub>. I miss some clues there. For...
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    Dick, you are wrong

    I don't need online tools. They are useless for programming.
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    Dick, you are wrong

    There is and that's intelligible.
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    Dick, you are wrong

    Let's solve where can I place the edits made by me. Is here possibility to create new article, where I could place the part written by me? Otherwise you can do anything you want. I don't take care anymore.
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    Dick, you are wrong

    Once again, I will listen only to the head or authority responsible for wiki. I can remove the sections where I explained numeral system conversions only if I can move this part of article to another article. Also I don't know members here so you need to tell me who is responsible for Wiki, who...
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    Dick, you are wrong

    I could move the part with explanation of numeral systems to another article on wiki if this would be approved with responsible person (who is responsible for wiki - arno?). But if you want I to move it I need examplain how to create new article in wiki and where to place it. Best would be if...
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    Dick, you are wrong

    If anybody disagrees with my edits then you can simply remove them. What I added are the parts about explanation of quaternary and hexadecimal numeral (tables) and C codes for conversion. I also added a table to Final example. You also can edit it if you see some grammar mistakes. @arno: there...
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    Dick, you are wrong

    Answer to dick: I altered those things which I understand. I did not touch the original text meaning. So I did not touch the part which I do not understand yet. The problem is that the author of the article cannot alter the text properly, when he did write such unclear article. So from my...
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    QMid <-> DWORD conversion

    Well, then where he took 0x12A? This is not clear from the example.
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