Hi,
I have a question of using gdk_pixbuf_get_from_drawable(). I have the
following code which save the gdk window to a png file.
But something I get something which is totally not what is displayed
on the window. Can you please tell me what am I missing?
GdkWindow *window ;
if (window != NULL)
I'm unsure if this is a viable solution, but since 2.10 this function
appears to solve the problem?
http://library.gnome.org/devel/gdk/stable/GdkScreen.html#gdk-screen-get-active-window
You can get your GdkScreen from a GtkWidget and using
gdk_screen_get_active_window() find your GdkWindow.
On
I found gdk_draw_drawable(), but don't really understand GdkDrawables. I'd
REALLY like to
draw an image on a different layer such that I can move/remove it w/o
having to redraw
the original. Failing that, I'll settle for learning how to overlay one image
on top of
another.
I recently
I'm using giflib to create a GIF image from raw GdkPixbuf pixel data.
Everything works... except the colors are really screwey. I'm using a
default, 16-color color map from the source of a utility in the giflib
code. I assume that's the problem. When I save the pixbuf as another
format using
Hi,
where does your window object come from ? Could you please give us the
code where you initilized it ? I've tried to adapt your code in a simple
example, and it just works... I get a screenshot of what is in the
window, without the window decoration.
Cheers,
Luis
ying lcs a écrit :
Hi,
