Try
Dim pic As New Picture(20000, 20000, 32)
[b]Catch err As OutOfMemoryException[/b]
MsgBox "Insufficient memory to draw the picture!"
Quit
End Try
Perhaps it manifests as a different kind of exception?
Or uses so much that the whole program dies…
Try taking out the err As OutOfMemoryException and see what happens…
Thank you, Jeff. I took out “err As OutOfMemoryException”, XOJO still shows “An exception of class OutOfMemoryException was not handled. The application must shut down.”
you can’t allocate 3.2 GB in a 32bit app.
This must fail.
To Christian: How do I catch this error? Thanks!
check the total size size before trying to do it
(height * width * depth) / (1024 * 1024) = how many Mb you’re trying to allocate
if that is > 3000 then fail BEFORE trying to do it
Actually I just tried it. It does not fail here for the first picture in a fresh started app.
For second image the catch above should catch the exception.
you may also see OutOfBounds exceptions with message:
Width/Height needs to be in the range 1-32767
if your width/height are too big.
[quote=242665:@Christian Schmitz]you may also see OutOfBounds exceptions with message:
Width/Height needs to be in the range 1-32767
if your width/height are too big.[/quote]
That message is is the IDE doing exactly what I suggested - checking the size before trying to allocate a gigantic picture
Are you seeing this in the IDE? or a compiled application?
If it is in the IDE do you have BREAK ON EXCEPTIONS checked? If so, I believe that trumps TRY/CATCH in the IDE