I've been going in circles with this one. I wonder if it's possible -
of course it is! ;-) - to capture an NSBitmapImageRep of an on- or
off-screen NSWindow without resorting to referencing its contentView.
Are there (NSGraphicsContext?) methods that return a pixel by pixel
representation of a NSWindow (including the texture of its background?)
or, on a related topic, a portion of the screen. After instantiating an
NSWindow and sending it a makeKeyAndOrderFront: method, what next?
Thanks
Luke
> I've been going in circles with this one. I wonder if it's possible -
> of course it is! ;-) - to capture an NSBitmapImageRep of an on- or
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> or, on a related topic, a portion of the screen. After instantiating an
> NSWindow and sending it a makeKeyAndOrderFront: method, what next?
-dataWithPDFInsideRect:
m.

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Luke - 04 Nov 2005 11:58 GMT
> > I've been going in circles with this one. I wonder if it's possible -
> > of course it is! ;-) - to capture an NSBitmapImageRep of an on- or
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>
> m.
Done. Thank you.
Luke