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Use the CBitmap::SetBitmapBits() member function.<br />

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Use the CBitmap::SetBitmapBits() member function.


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I have tried SetBitmapBits() after my CBitmap::CreateBitmap() function. &nbsp;It does not work, nothing shown on the screen. &nbsp;However, LoadBitmap() simply works.<br />

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I have tried SetBitmapBits() after my CBitmap::CreateBitmap() function.  It does not work, nothing shown on the screen.  However, LoadBitmap() simply works.


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CBitmap is a device dependent bitmap, which means its bits information depends on the display card and the display driver. You can set the bitmap bits correctly if it is monochrome (0 &amp;&nbsp;1). Otherwise you need to use a DIB.<br />

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CBitmap is a device dependent bitmap, which means its bits information depends on the display card and the display driver. You can set the bitmap bits correctly if it is monochrome (0 & 1). Otherwise you need to use a DIB.


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Say I have a 100x100 unsigned char array with intensities from 0~255, and I would like to display it via a CBitmap object on a CView class. &nbsp;How do I pass this array into a CBitmap object to be able to display it? &nbsp;
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Say I have a 100x100 unsigned char array with intensities from 0~255, and I would like to display it via a CBitmap object on a CView class.  How do I pass this array into a CBitmap object to be able to display it?  

Load a 2D array of intensity into a CBitmap object

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