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ShowCaptureObjectOptionsDialog Method

Summary
Displays a dialog to retrieve the options for the CaptureSelectedObject method.

Syntax
C#
C++/CLI
Python
public: 
ScreenCaptureObjectOptions ShowCaptureObjectOptionsDialog(  
   IWin32Window^ owner, 
   ScreenCaptureDialogFlags flags, 
   ScreenCaptureObjectOptions captureObjectOptions, 
   bool useDefault, 
   ScreenCaptureHelpCallback^ helpCallback 
)  
def ShowCaptureObjectOptionsDialog(self,owner,flags,captureObjectOptions,useDefault,helpCallback): 

Parameters

owner
Handle to the owner window.

flags
Flags that determine the options dialog. For possible values refer to ScreenCaptureDialogFlags.

captureObjectOptions
A ScreenCaptureObjectOptions structure to be filled with the data from the dialog.

useDefault
If true, the dialog will start with default values. Otherwise the dialog will use the values specified by the  captureObjectOptions structure. These values must be valid values or the dialog will return an error code.

helpCallback
A delegate method that will handle the event.

Return Value

Returns the value of the dialog box that specifies the identifiers.

Example
C#
using Leadtools; 
using Leadtools.Codecs; 
using Leadtools.ScreenCapture; 
 
 
public void ScreenCaptureEngineExample() 
{ 
   // Startup the ScreenCapture 
   ScreenCaptureEngine.Startup(); 
 
   // Define a ScreenCaptureEngine class object 
   ScreenCaptureEngine scEngine = new ScreenCaptureEngine(); 
 
   // Define an EventHandler for CaptureInformation 
   scEngine.CaptureInformation += new EventHandler<ScreenCaptureInformationEventArgs>(scEngine_CaptureInformation); 
 
   // Define the Help Callback that will run whenever the Help button is pressed on the dialogs 
   ScreenCaptureHelpCallback helpCallback = new ScreenCaptureHelpCallback(HelpCallback); 
 
   // Define ScreenCaptureAreaOptions and fill it using dialog 
   ScreenCaptureAreaOptions scAreaOptions = ScreenCaptureAreaOptions.Empty; 
   // Get the default options 
   scAreaOptions = ScreenCaptureEngine.DefaultCaptureAreaOptions; 
   // Open the dialog allowing the user to change the values 
   // NOTE: To fill the structure manually, you can write: 
   // Cursor drawCursor = Cursors.Cross; 
   // scAreaOptions.AreaType = ScreenCaptureAreaType.Rectangle; 
   // scAreaOptions.DrawCursor = drawCursor; 
   // scAreaOptions.DrawLineColor = Color.Red; 
   // scAreaOptions.DrawLineStyle = ScreenCaptureAreaLineStyle.Solid; 
   // scAreaOptions.EllipseHeight = 0; 
   // scAreaOptions.EllipseWidth = 0; 
   // scAreaOptions.FillBackgroundColor = Color.Black; 
   // scAreaOptions.FillForegroundColor = Color.White; 
   // scAreaOptions.FillPattern = ScreenCaptureAreaFillPattern.Solid; 
   // scAreaOptions.Flags = ScreenCaptureAreaFlags.ShowInfoWindow; 
   // scAreaOptions.InfoWindowBounds = new Rectangle(ScreenCaptureAreaOptions.LeftInfoWindowPosition, ScreenCaptureAreaOptions.TopInfoWindowPosition, ScreenCaptureAreaOptions.MediumInfoWindowSize, ScreenCaptureAreaOptions.MediumInfoWindowSize); 
   // scAreaOptions.TextBackgroundColor = Color.White; 
   // scAreaOptions.TextForegroundColor = Color.Black; 
   // scAreaOptions.Zoom = ScreenCaptureAreaZoom.Normal; 
   scEngine.ShowCaptureAreaOptionsDialog(null, ScreenCaptureDialogFlags.CaptureAreaOptionsContextHelp, scAreaOptions, true, helpCallback); 
 
   // Define ScreenCaptureOptions and fill it using dialog 
   ScreenCaptureOptions scOptions = ScreenCaptureOptions.Empty; 
   // Set the ScreenCaptureHotKeyCallback, so that it gets called if the hotkey is set in the dialog 
   ScreenCaptureHotkeyCallback hotkeyCallback = new ScreenCaptureHotkeyCallback(HotKeyCallback); 
   ScreenCaptureEngine.SetCaptureHotkeyCallback(hotkeyCallback); 
   // Open the dialog allowing the user to change the values 
   // NOTE: To fill the structure manually, you can write: 
   // scOptions.CancelKey = Keys.Escape; 
   // scOptions.Count = 1; 
   // scOptions.Cursor = Cursors.Arrow; 
   // scOptions.Delay = 0; 
   // scOptions.Hotkey = Keys.F11; 
   // scOptions.Interval = 0; 
   // scOptions.OptimizedHotkey = true; 
   // scOptions.StatusCursor = Cursors.WaitCursor; 
   scEngine.ShowCaptureOptionsDialog(null, ScreenCaptureDialogFlags.SetCaptureOptionsContextHelp, scOptions, helpCallback); 
   // Set the Engine's ScreenCaptureOptions 
   scEngine.CaptureOptions = scOptions; 
 
   // Define ScreenCaptureObjectOptions and fill it using dialog 
   ScreenCaptureObjectOptions scObjectOptions = ScreenCaptureObjectOptions.Empty; 
   // Get the default Options 
   scObjectOptions = ScreenCaptureEngine.DefaultCaptureObjectOptions; 
   // Open the dialog allowing the user to change the values 
   // NOTE: To fill the structure manually, you can write: 
   // scObjectOptions.BorderWidth = 2; 
   // scObjectOptions.EnableKeyboard = true; 
   // scObjectOptions.Invert = false; 
   // scObjectOptions.SelectCursor = Cursors.Arrow; 
   scEngine.ShowCaptureObjectOptionsDialog(null, ScreenCaptureDialogFlags.CaptureObjectOptionsContextHelp, scObjectOptions, true, helpCallback); 
 
   // Define ScreenCaptureInformation class object 
   ScreenCaptureInformation scInformation = null; 
 
   // NOTE: After preparing the structures and classes, 
   // in this place you can insert any Capture method, such as: 
   // CaptureWindow, CaptureActiveWindow, CaptureActiveClient, CaptureWallpaper, 
   // CaptureFullScreen, CaptureMenuUnderCursor, CaptureWindowUnderCursor, 
   // CaptureSelectedObject, CaptureArea, CaptureMouseCursor 
 
   // We will Capture an Area of the screen 
   RasterImage image = scEngine.CaptureArea(scAreaOptions, scInformation); 
 
   // To get the number of resources in a EXE file 
   int iconsCount = scEngine.GetResourcesCount(Path.Combine(LEAD_VARS.ImagesDir, "ExeWithResources.exe"), ScreenCaptureResourceType.Icon); 
 
   // Finally, if the Capture is still active, then Stop it 
   if (scEngine.IsCaptureActive) 
      scEngine.StopCapture(); 
 
   // clean up 
   image.Dispose(); 
 
   // Shutdown the ScreenCapture 
   ScreenCaptureEngine.Shutdown(); 
} 
 
bool HotKeyCallback(Keys key) 
{ 
   // Here you can do anything with the pressed key 
   // we will just show a message box 
   MessageBox.Show("You pressed the " + key.ToString() + "character."); 
 
   return true; 
} 
 
void HelpCallback(ScreenCaptureHelpType helpType, ScreenCaptureControlId controlId) 
{ 
   // Show a MessageBox mentioning the name of the dialog that called the help, 
   // and which control ID was requested. 
   switch (helpType) 
   { 
      case ScreenCaptureHelpType.CaptureAreaOptions: 
         MessageBox.Show("Capture Area Options Dialog Help Button\n" + 
            "Control Id: " + controlId.ToString() + "."); 
         break; 
      case ScreenCaptureHelpType.CaptureFromExe: 
         MessageBox.Show("Capture From EXE Dialog Help Button\n" + 
            "Control Id: " + controlId.ToString() + "."); 
         break; 
      case ScreenCaptureHelpType.CaptureObjectOptions: 
         MessageBox.Show("Capture Object Options Dialog Help Button\n" + 
            "Control Id: " + controlId.ToString() + "."); 
         break; 
      case ScreenCaptureHelpType.SetCaptureOptions: 
         MessageBox.Show("Capture Options Dialog Help Button\n" + 
            "Control Id: " + controlId.ToString() + "."); 
         break; 
      default: 
         // will never reach here 
         break; 
   } 
} 
 
void scEngine_CaptureInformation(object sender, ScreenCaptureInformationEventArgs e) 
{ 
   // Make sure that the image was captured successfully 
   Debug.Assert(e.Image != null); 
 
   // Define codecs class object to save the image 
   RasterCodecs codecs = new RasterCodecs(); 
   codecs.ThrowExceptionsOnInvalidImages = true; 
 
   // Save the resulted Image 
   codecs.Save(e.Image, Path.Combine(LEAD_VARS.ImagesDir, "Out_CapturedImage.bmp"), RasterImageFormat.Bmp, 24); 
 
 
   // NOTE: e.Information is a ScreenCaptureInformation structure filled with information 
   // about the captured image, this information can be used here 
   // Display a MessageBox with the bounds of the capture area 
   MessageBox.Show("Captured Area Bounds:\n" + 
      "Top:" + e.Information.Area.Top.ToString() + "\n" + 
      "Left:" + e.Information.Area.Left.ToString() + "\n" + 
      "Right:" + e.Information.Area.Right.ToString() + "\n" + 
      "Bottom:" + e.Information.Area.Bottom.ToString()); 
 
   // everything worked fine 
   e.Cancel = false; 
} 
 
static class LEAD_VARS 
{ 
   public const string ImagesDir = @"C:\LEADTOOLS22\Resources\Images"; 
} 
Requirements

Target Platforms

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