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dCopyScreenImage (Function) In french: dCopieImageEcran Copies the content of the screen to a variable of type Image or to an Image control.
MonImage is Image
MonImage = dCopyScreenImage()
IMG_Image = MonImage
Syntax
Copy the screen, entering the coordinates of the area to be copied Hide the details
<Result> = dCopyScreenImage([<X> [, <Y> [, <Width> [, <Height>]]]])
<Result>: Image or Binary Buffer variable - Name of the variable of type Image 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 copied (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 copied (0 by default, i.e., upper-left corner of screen 1). <Width>: Optional integer Width (in pixels) of the area to be copied (width of the screen by default). <Height>: Optional integer Height (in pixels) of the area to be copied (height of the screen by default). New in version 2024
Copy the screen, delimiting 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 variable of type Image 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 Variable type Rectangle Receiver corresponding to the rectangular area of the screen to be copied.. Remarks Caution: If the "Allow window screenshot" option is not enabled for a WINDEV window ("Details" tab in the description window), the image of the window will be blacked out. You can change this option programmatically, using the ScreenshotAllowed property. Business / UI classification: Neutral code
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