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
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