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dCopyScreenImage (Function) In french: dCopieImageEcran Copies the screen contents to a variable of type Image or to an Image control.
MyImage is Image
MyImage = dCopyScreenImage()
IMG_Image = MyImage
Syntax
Capturing a screenshot by specifying the coordinates of a specific area Hide the details
<Result> = dCopyScreenImage([<X> [, <Y> [, <Width> [, <Height>]]]])
<Result>: Image or Binary Buffer variable - Name of the Image variable that will contain the screenshot
- Binary buffer corresponding to the image. This buffer can be directly assigned to an Image control.
<X>: Optional integer X-coordinate (in pixels) of the upper-left corner of the area to be captured (0 by default, i.e., upper-left corner of screen 1). <Y>: Optional integer Y-coordinate (in pixels) of the upper-left corner of the area to be captured (0 by default, i.e., upper-left corner of screen 1). <Width>: Optional integer Width (in pixels) of the area to be captured (width of the screen by default). <Height>: Optional integer Height (in pixels) of the area to be captured (height of the screen by default).
Capturing a screenshot by defining the source area with a Rectangle variable Hide the details
<Result> = dCopyScreenImage([<Area to be copied>])
<Result>: Image or Binary Buffer variable - Name of the Image variable that will contain the screenshot
- Binary buffer corresponding to the image. This buffer can be directly assigned to an Image control.
<Area to be copied>: Rectangle variable Name of the Rectangle variable that corresponds to the rectangular area to be captured. Remarks Warning: If the screen contains a WINDEV window with the "Allow window screenshot" option ("Detail" tab of the description window) unchecked, the window image will be black.. You can change this option programmatically, using the ScreenshotAllowed property. Business / UI classification: Neutral code
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