sorry for butting in so late but, i have used win32::capture and
win32::gui::dibitmap to great success , check out project rautor under
sourceforge
Daniel Burgaud wrote:
> Hi
>
> I was finally able to do what i wanted: Screen Capture using GUITest
> then use the BMP data from GetBitmap
> into
Hi
I was finally able to do what i wanted: Screen Capture using GUITest then
use the BMP data from GetBitmap
into TK.
The problem was simply the way GetBitmap produces the BMP data. Below is the
routine
ShowLocation(Xcoor,Ycoor) which will capture a 120x40 screen centered around
(Xcoor,Ycoor) inp
Hi
Unfortunately, this method was for Linux only.. not for Win32...
Fortunately I managed to dig out the bug. It turns out that the BMP produced
by Win32::Clipboard::GetBitmap is simply not compatible to TK.
The BMP file created by Win32::Clipboard::GetBitmap is not even compatible
with MSPhot
On approximately 11/22/2009 11:48 PM, came the following characters from
the keyboard of Daniel Burgaud:
> Hi,
>
> Does TK have image Crop functionality?
>
> The reason why I wanted to use BMP is it's simple format..
> What I need in my final code is to show in a small "label widget" a
> small po
>> Hi
>>
>>
>> PerlTK's Photo does not accept bmp format.
>>
>> $mw->Photo('image1', -file => "screen.bmp" , -format=>"bmp");
>> $frames{'XX'}->configure( -image => 'image1' );
>>
On approximately 11/22/2009 3:56 AM, came the following characters from
the keyboard of Daniel Burgaud:
> Hi
>
> PerlTK's Photo does not accept bmp format.
>
> $mw->Photo('image1', -file => "screen.bmp" , -format=>"bmp");
> $fram
Hi
PerlTK's Photo does not accept bmp format.
$mw->Photo('image1', -file => "screen.bmp" , -format=>"bmp");
$frames{'XX'}->configure( -image => 'image1' );
screen.bmp is a screen capture created using PrintS
