I believe an HBITMAP is more than just an array of pixels. It's more
like a drawing context (HDC). I think no matter what you do, you'll
have to create your HBITMAP from scratch and copy data to it.
Do you really need an HBITMAP for what you're doing?
--"J"
Glenn Waldron wrote:
Not sure, but the code in the "bmp" plugin might help.
Glenn Waldron : Pelican Mapping : http://pelicanmapping.com :
+1.703.652.4791
2009/4/2 Jesper D. Thomsen <j...@anybodytech.com
<mailto:j...@anybodytech.com>>
Hi all, (and thank you for you help on previous occasions).
I'm writing (in Visual studio 2005sp1) the Openscenegraph
(2.6.1) part of an application for Windows (XP/Vista). I need to
be able to record and take screenshots of my Openscenegraph
viewports and also from non-viewport cameras. I'm going to do this
with RTT cameras, and I'm implementing this now.
However, I'm going to get my screenshots in the form of osg::Image
and I need to convert them to HBITMAPs in order to use them
further in the conversion chain of the application.
Is there an easier method than reading the osg::image pixel for
pixel and writing this to the HBITMAP?
regards, and thanks in advance.
Jesper D. Thomsen
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