dCopyWindowImage (Function)

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dCopyWindowImage (Function)

In french: dCopieImageFenêtre

Copies the image of a WINDEV window into an Image variable or into an Image control.

Versions 23 and later

This function is now available for iPhone/iPad applications.

This function is now available for Android applications.

New in version 23

This function is now available for iPhone/iPad applications.

This function is now available for Android applications.

This function is now available for iPhone/iPad applications.

This function is now available for Android applications.

Example

// Copies the image of current window into an image variable
MyImage is Image = dCopyWindowImage("")

Syntax

<Result> = dCopyWindowImage(<Window> [, <Shadow Management>])

<Result>: Image or Binary Buffer variable

Name of Image variable that will contain the screen shot.
Binary buffer corresponding to the image. This buffer can be directly assigned to an Image control.

<Window>: Character string (with or without quotes)

Name of WINDEV or WINDEV Mobile window whose image will be copied. If this parameter corresponds an empty string (""), the current window will be copied.

<Shadow Management>: Integer constant

Versions 23 and later
Mode for managing the shadow in window border (especially in Windows 10):
dWithShadow
(Default value) The window shadow is kept when copying the window.
dNoShadow The window shadow is not kept when copying the window.
New in version 23
Mode for managing the shadow in window border (especially in Windows 10):
dWithShadow
(Default value) The window shadow is kept when copying the window.
dNoShadow The window shadow is not kept when copying the window.
Mode for managing the shadow in window border (especially in Windows 10):
dWithShadow
(Default value) The window shadow is kept when copying the window.
dNoShadow The window shadow is not kept when copying the window.

Remarks

The window to copy must be displayed on the screen.
If the window is clipped, the entire area corresponding to the window is copied: therefore, the elements that appear in background of the clipped window are also copied.

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