Good point Richard. I had tried importing from the stack which didn't
work so I [wrongly] assumed it also would not work from the card. But
it does! That's even easier.
On 9/18/15 3:21 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Ray wrote:
Paul - once again thanks for this insight. I'd thought I'd let you k
Ray wrote:
Paul - once again thanks for this insight. I'd thought I'd let you know
the following script which groups everything on the card, gets a
snapshot /of the group/, and then ungroups everything, is working well.
on importGroupSnapshot snapName,myRect
repeat with C=1 to number of con
Paul - once again thanks for this insight. I'd thought I'd let you know
the following script which groups everything on the card, gets a
snapshot /of the group/, and then ungroups everything, is working well.
on importGroupSnapshot snapName,myRect
repeat with C=1 to number of controls
Ah haaa! so that's what's going on. I'll give it a try. Many thanks!
On 9/18/15 11:37 AM, Paul Hibbert wrote:
Ray,
Importing a snapshot from rect uses the computer’s graphic card to generate the
snapshot image, whereas, importing a snapshot from an object (group, card,
stack etc.) allows t
Ray,
Importing a snapshot from rect uses the computer’s graphic card to generate the
snapshot image, whereas, importing a snapshot from an object (group, card,
stack etc.) allows the LC engine to generate the snapshot image.
I’m travelling right now so can’t test so easy, but I’m sure if you ca
Greetings - Has anybody had any success importing a snapshot from a
stack's window which is offscreen?
I'm looping through every card in a stack to import a snapshot using
something like:
import snapshot from rect myRect of window myWinId
This causes a lot of annoying screen flicker so I'
