Mukesh Srivastav wrote:
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> L... Step 4: in the Step 3# you have the Bitmap object, use File:\\
> operations to save the bitmap. you are done.
Did you mean "file://" operations? I am not familiar with "File:\\"
operations. As for file operations, Android (i.e., Linux) doesn't use
backsla
As stated by another poster, this technique will not give you a _screen_
shot but a image of GUI elements within the activity. They are not quite
the same. Also, some techniques for grabbing frame-buffer data can
retrieve partially-drawn frames.
The only way I've found to reliably obtain a fu
on a rooted phone you can dump the contents of the framebuffer into a
bitmap and then convert either of the frames (the buffer has two) into
whatever image format you want. something like cat /dev/graphics/fb0 >
grab.raw
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Let me give u an Example:
Let's say you have a layout and it has a parent layout could be
(Relative,Absoulte or LinerLayout). Take the id out of it. Below are the
steps to do this.
Step 1: Declare a Variable
View screen;
Step 2: in public void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) Method
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On Thu, Nov 24, 2011 at 5:57 AM, vani reddy wrote:
> How to take the screeenshot of android device programmatically..Apart from
> using in DDMS.
This is not supported by Android. There are ways to capture the image
of your own activity (I think using the drawing cache), but you cannot
programmati
Hi friends,
How to take the screeenshot of android device programmatically..Apart from
using in DDMS.
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