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How to capture the Desktop Window into a jpeg image?
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12/11/2003 01:02:51
 
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Visual FoxPro
Catégorie:
Photos et traitement d'images
Divers
Thread ID:
00847508
Message ID:
00848985
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Hi Alexander,

I have been learning a lot from you. I don't know about the Register PSDK.. but I do know about the option setting since I have been trying to figure out all those errors earlier today. I have not tried the Register yet but I wonder how VC++ will search for files since some files like stdafx.h have multiple copies but different version in the computer.

I have read the capture.cpp. I believe there are only 2 places the GDI+ are called besides the startup and shutdown:

Bitmap img(bm, NULL)
img.Save(fn, &jpegClsid)

So, I believe I need to check the return value of img.getlaststatus right after each coding. The coding will be something like this:

Bitmap img(bm, NULL)
Status lastStatus = img.GetLastStatus();
if (lastStatus != Ok)
return -1;
img.Save(fn, &jpegClsid)
lastStatus = img.GetLastStatus();
if (lastStatus != Ok)
return -1;

I hope this is right. I have rebuilt the dll with this change.

You mentioned that if the image file exist already, the GDI+ will fail. Are you talking about the remarks in this link http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/gdicpp/GDIPlus/GDIPlusReference/Classes/ImageClass/ImageMethods/ImageSaveMethods/Save_39filename_clsidEncoder_encoderParams.asp. I have tried to capture the image many times without deleting the jpg file and it has no problem. I guess the remarks do not apply to your coding since the img is constructed using bm which is only a handle to the bitmap not an actual file. Is my guess correct?

Thank you for your help,

Peter
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