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"virtual window-shot"?Hello,
I am sorry for the bad title. I hope it will make some sense. I have an application with a window, and inside this window I have a certain object. This object occupies a certain amount of my window. The object changes sizes when my window changes sizes, because it is anchored to the window (the properties in "Anchors" are true for all sides of it). This object is a graphics plotter. It has a method of my interest, that exports the visualization to a bitmap file (.bmp) (no other options are given by this object). The problem is that the exported image depends on my current window size. Id est, if my window is maximized I have one result. If my window is default size (in this case) the result is another one. The worse is that the result also depends on the current screen resolution, as you may have guessed. I am trying to find a solution for the problem, but I don´t know exactly how I would implement it. Create an invisible hugh window, put this object in it, and call the method to export the bitmap. But I don´t know how to put the same instance of an object child of two window (if it is possible); nor how to do it temporarily at runtime. And can I set a window bigger than the screen? Regards, D |
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